The Startup Ideas Podcast

Greg Isenberg

rafa@latecheckout.studio

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Booking Overview

This is an interview-led startup and artificial intelligence show featuring practical conversations with founders, AI builders, and operators who share actionable business frameworks. Agencies could credibly pitch startup founders, AI consultants, product builders, and forward-deployed engineering experts with demonstrable traction or hands-on systems; booking difficulty is medium because guests need credible experience and a tactical, teachable perspective.

Metrics

Episodes: 363

Frequency: Multiple_weekly

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 676.0k subscribers

Instagram: 138.0k followers

Contact Information

rafa@latecheckout.studio

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Host

Greg Isenberg - CEO of Late Checkout and former advisor to Reddit and TikTok, focused on startups, product ideas, and emerging technology businesses.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Founders, AI consultants, product builders, and technical operators with direct experience launching companies, implementing AI systems, or developing practical and repeatable business models.
Required Achievements:  
Founded or scaled a startup, Built and deployed AI products or workflows, Created a repeatable consulting or productized service model, Demonstrated measurable business traction

Recent Guest Discussions

Ryan Carson - AI Agent Operations, Cloud-based Development, Workflow Automation, Model Routing, And Building A Solo AI Business.

Corey Ganim - Productized AI Consulting, Client Acquisition, AI Workflow Assessments, Service Upsells, And Recurring-revenue Models.

Recent Topics

Startup Ideas, Entrepreneurship, Artificial Intelligence, Business Models, Technology

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Startup Ideas Podcast
:

Graph Engineering Clearly Explained

August 03, 2026

I go solo on this one to break down graph engineering, the term I keep seeing go viral on X. I define it in plain English: prompt engineering is how you ask AI a better question, context engineering is how you give AI better information, and graph engineering is how you design the work around the AI so it lives as a managed workflow instead of one giant chat. I walk through the vocabulary (jobs, arrows, state), separate knowledge graphs from agent graphs, and run a full worked example on whet...

Jack Dorsey's Buzz: The New Hermes Agent?

July 28, 2026

I sit down with Vinny for a live tour of Buzz, an open source, agent-native chat app from Block built on an open protocol. Vinny makes the case that openness is the real story here: agents arrive as first-class teammates, the harness underneath each agent swaps freely between Claude Code, Codex, Goose, and open code, and your entire chat context travels with you through every swap. He demos real output, including a CRM app built with the Wasp full stack framework and deployed to Railway, plus...

How I use Claude Code + MCPs to run my marketing

July 27, 2026

Cody Schneider is back on the podcast, and I ask him to lay out what a real marketing agent looks like once you get past the hype. He draws a hard line: an agent owns unified business data, runs on a cadence, and improves from the results it reads back. We use one concrete business as the sandbox — an AI-first product built on top of WordPress — and Cody walks the entire stack behind a Facebook ads agent that researches pain points, generates static and video creative, publishes through the F...

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