#1 Building the first iPhone with Tyler Mincey

This episode, we chat with Benson Tsai, a stealth startup founder with roots at Lucid Motors and SpaceX.

Michael Corr, founder & CEO of Duro Labs, stops by to talk about the state of hardware teams today, the challenges they face and what it's like building new tools in an industry that can feel set in its ways.

This week, we sit down with Christina d'Avignon, a product design manager at Instagram and founder of Ringly, a smart jewelry startup that made waves as one of the early entrants into the wearables space. We talk about how she found herself starting a hardware company and what it takes to define a new product category.

In this episode, we talk to Jake Levine, a product manager at Facebook Reality Labs and the founder of Electric Objects. He walks us through how he made the jump from investment banking to tech and entrepreneurship, and how he formed Electric Objects along the way.

Sara Chipps sits down with Cameron to discuss what she's learned from running a hardware startup, the pressure of a successful crowdfunding campaign, the importance of getting user feedback, and her dedication to paying it forward.

In our inaugural episode, we sit down with Tyler Mincey to talk about the early days of his career at Apple, working on the first generation iPhone, and what it takes to be on the bleeding edge of consumer-facing technology.