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Tearsheet Podcast: Exploring Financial Services Together

Zack Miller, Sara Khairi

Booking Overview

A weekly interview show focused on financial services, fintech, banking, payments, and digital transformation, typically featuring senior executives, thought leaders, and entrepreneurs shaping financial technology. Credible pitches include C-suite and senior product, data, technology, payments, banking, investment, and fintech leaders with substantial operating experience; booking is likely high difficulty because recent guests include executives from Bank of America, Mastercard, BILL, McKinsey, and QED Investors.

Metrics

Episodes: 500

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 76 subscribers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

zack.miller@gmail.com

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Host

Zack Miller - Founder and editor in chief of Tearsheet, covering news, analysis, and emerging trends in financial services and fintech.

Sara Khairi - Managing editor at Tearsheet, contributing editorial analysis on major developments and trends in financial services.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Senior executives, product and technology leaders, banking and payments specialists, fintech founders, investors, and recognized experts with substantial experience shaping financial services or financial technology.
Required Achievements:  
Leadership roles at major banks, payments networks, financial technology companies, consulting firms, or investment firms, Responsibility for significant financial products, platforms, technology transformations, or investment strategies

Recent Guest Discussions

Michelle Boston - Enterprise Data Architecture, Technology Platforms, Generative Artificial Intelligence, And Data-engineering Collaboration In Banking.

Amy Avery - Banking Data Strategy, Customer Analytics, Generative Artificial Intelligence, And Collaboration Between Analytics And Engineering Teams.

Marc Pettican - Virtual Cards, Commercial Payments, Embedded Finance, Agentic Payments, Account-to-account Transfers, Stablecoins, And Growth Opportunities For Banks.

Michael Cieri - Financial Automation For Small And Midsize Businesses, Product Strategy, And Developing Artificial Intelligence Features For Finance Operations.

Mike Packer - Fintech Investment, Industry Maturity, Banking Disruption, Stablecoins, Artificial Intelligence, And Trends Shaping Financial Services.

Recent Topics

Fintech, Financial Services, Banking, Payments, Artificial Intelligence

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Tearsheet Podcast: Exploring Financial Services Together
:

Nubank's Ethan Eismann: 'You have to love your customers fanatically for them to love you fanatically'

September 29, 2026

Nubank spent thirteen years building one of the most loved financial brands in Latin America, growing past 140 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. This month, that brand entered the US for the first time, launching Nu Global alongside a dedicated US product built around a Nu Account and a no-annual-fee credit card. Ethan Eismann is the executive tasked with making that experience work. As Nubank's first Chief Design Officer, reporting directly to founder and CEO David Véle...

Over and Underhyped: The banking trends we’re getting wrong

September 16, 2026

For the second episode of The Editors’ Room, we flipped the format around. One trend we think the industry is overhyping, and one that isn’t getting nearly enough attention. Managing Editor Sara took the overhyped side: the race to become a customer’s primary financial relationship. Founding Editor Zack’s underhyped pick was something that gets little attention in the larger scheme of things: the continued importance of bank branches.

Venture banking 3.0: How Stifel is rebuilding trust after Silicon Valley Bank

September 08, 2026

When Silicon Valley Bank collapsed in March 2023, it took with it a bank that had quietly become infrastructure for the startup ecosystem, holding the majority of the venture debt market and serving as the one relationship founders and fund managers trusted for everything from a wire transfer to an introduction. Bigger banks and a wave of neobanks moved fast to fill the void. Three years later, the question is whether either one actually replaced what SVB was. Today I'm joined by Katya Kohen...

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