The Scott Show
A podcast about tech, media and money. Hosted by Scott Kitun, featuring a rotating cast of internet personalities, founders, investors and media friends.
- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 32 minutes
- Episodes
- 441
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2025
LogicGate: the drag and drop software will make you feel like a governance, risk & compliance wizard
Governance, risk and compliance (GRC) software is deeply unsexy, extremely important and mostly unexplored — until now, thanks to LogicGate. Matt Kunkel, co-founder and CEO of LogicGate, understands…
00:35:06 |
Thu 27 Feb 2020
CMT Digital believes cryptocurrency can revolutionize how we handle money — if we let it
Cryptocurrency is poised to change the way we use money — and CMT Digital CEO Colleen Sullivan says it’s time for U.S. regulators to join the party. CMT Digital One branch of proprietary trading and …
00:39:24 |
Wed 26 Feb 2020
Groupon’s new CTO on why his job is more about people than tech
Groupon’s new CTO, John Higginson, explains why his job is less about coding and more about people, plus how to be the kind of leader your team respects. Becoming CTO has meant putting people before …
00:47:11 |
Mon 24 Feb 2020
Your vitamin habit might be hurting your health: these doctors from Vous Vitamin created a better option
Not all vitamin products are created equal — and some aren’t vitamins at all. Meet the doctors setting their own high standards in an unregulated industry. If you’re now wondering what the bleep you …
00:31:10 |
Wed 19 Feb 2020
Slow and steady wins the race: The story behind ActiveCampaign’s success
Some businesses immediately chase investors, looking to monetize as quickly as possible. Others, however, bootstrap for as long as possible, investing all their energy into building the best product.…
00:30:48 |
Thu 13 Feb 2020
How golf’s most unpredictable spokesman became the sport’s favorite interviewer
The laser focus required of a professional athlete doesn’t leave room for a plan B. But when golfer David Feherty retired in 1997, he found success in multiple new careers. After David put down his c…
00:24:51 |
Wed 12 Feb 2020
You can’t force teenagers to become safer drivers — so KarChing pays them to do it instead
Teens, parents and car insurers don’t agree on much. But they do agree that dangerous and expensive car accidents are bad. KarChing CEO Ramsey Gouda figured that insurers and parents would be willing…
00:29:59 |
Tue 11 Feb 2020
This former CFO knows you hate financial planning — and he built Clockwork to help
No one starts a business because they love grappling with the financial side of it. But understanding your money is key if you want to keep the lights on. Clockwork CEO Fady Hawatmeh understands this…
00:34:12 |
Thu 06 Feb 2020
Attention parents: MeTime wants to give you a (guilt-free) hour to yourselves
Childcare has been an issue for ages — possibly since caveman days, but we’re still getting it wrong.Daycares tend to offer only multi-hour stretches, so parents are out of luck if you only need supe…
00:36:22 |
Wed 05 Feb 2020
Why crypto exchange Kraken wants everyone in on digital currencies
Cryptocurrency is slowly going mainstream, and what it’s losing in mystique, it’s making up for in influence.
Not long ago, cryptocurrency (better known as crypto) was the exclusive domain of interne…
00:36:00 |
Thu 30 Jan 2020
Meet Unispace, the company designing offices around how we work today
Matt Xavier, a senior associate at Unispace, works on the Workplace Strategy Group. His team works with companies to assess their organizational goals and design physical office environments around t…
00:36:10 |
Wed 29 Jan 2020
Bigger isn’t always better: Programmatic Mechanics CEO explains why small and niche works in advertising
Unless you have a marketing degree, the more you read about advertising, the less comprehensible it becomes. And that’s exactly how ad execs like it. This small but mighty company aims to cut through…
00:47:09 |
Thu 23 Jan 2020
Robert Blackwell shows how risk can make sense for your business
You can become a billionaire with anything — from collecting garbage to selling Beanie Babies. The point is to figure out what makes you unique and valuable to the customer. “As long as you're solvin…
00:34:41 |
Wed 22 Jan 2020
Leaf Trade: Meet the Company Moving Cannabis Deals From Street Corners to Online Storefronts
The cannabis industry is still emerging, dazed and confused, from the black market to the open market, presenting platforms like Leaf Trade the chance to make a big impression. Founder and CEO James …
00:36:42 |
Wed 15 Jan 2020
Airshare takes your office to the skies with accessible private aviation
Private jets used to be reserved for tycoons, presidents and rock stars, but ordering a personalized flight today isn’t just a power move — it’s a productivity tool. Expanding your business often req…
00:19:47 |
Thu 09 Jan 2020
Vouch is the disruptive business insurance company for disruptive startups
Insurance is one of the less sexy parts of running a company — and that’s especially true when working with the legacy companies that are far removed from the startup way. Newer business models often…
00:42:27 |
Tue 07 Jan 2020
Dante32: Why Podcasts Are the Best Way to Get Into Your Customers’ Heads (and Wallets)
Beyond being a fun distraction at the gym or on your commute, podcasts are gaining recognition as an engaging and accessible business tool. While it’s easy to get started, it’s hard to make a podcast…
00:48:40 |
Thu 19 Dec 2019
Forget WeWork: Knotel's Business Model Works
In the wake of the remarkable fall of WeWork, you’re forgiven if you feel more than a little skeptical about coworking as a business model. But Knotel is doing things differently. They may not have W…
00:41:47 |
Tue 17 Dec 2019
Just in Time for the Holidays — Packed with Purpose is Elevating Corporate Gifting
Copping out on corporate gift-giving means missing a prime relationship-building opportunity.But sending a bland fruit basket or not-so-subtle branded junk is unlikely to be very memorable. Plus, giv…
00:36:19 |
Thu 12 Dec 2019
Chuck Swoboda Grew Cree to Become a $1.6 Billion Market Leader. Now He’s Written a Book on the Anatomy of Innovation
When Chuck Swoboda was hired at electronics manufacturer Cree in 1993, household light bulbs came mostly in two flavors: incandescent and fluorescent. The company had just gone public and generated j…
00:36:15 |
Thu 05 Dec 2019
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