E21 - When SXSW goes Wrong

E25 - The Finale!

This is the season finale for This Startup is being Recorded. Thank you for listening and stay tuned for Season 2! Agenda: * None! This was unplanned! But then in the middle of the wedding we got an urgent email about the Series A! Takeaways: * Happy, joy, celebration!!

E24 - Easter Eggs and Embryo Eggs

Agenda: * Stand up - some exciting and some disturbing news Takeaways: * Eric to add one more egg to the digital easter egg hunt * Set up a Rube Goldberg machine / human mouse trap in the office * Kate and Thea to have a discussion, NOT as a part of SYT, about Kate’s choices * Kate to do her daily exercises to remind herself that SYT is not her real family

E23 - The Importance of Interviewing Interns

Agenda: * Final update on the camera replacement project (to remove the WeWatch malware) * Introduction of new intern, Melanie Hubbard! Takeaways: * Everyone review results of Melanie’s background check and vote on if we should offer her a position to stay * Matt follow through on idea of how to connect Melanie and John * Kate to remember to take breaks Melanie Hubbard was played by Jenny Kessler, who can be found online and in person doing improv with Letters to Chicken, Brad's Dad, and Babeprov. You can request to follow @JennyKessKlump on both Instagram and Twitter.

E22- SYTizens United

Agenda: * Executive Stand up! Takeaways: * Reach out to Lifetime about a movie deal related to the Product Manager / Developer GDPR Love Story * Create a fake Twitter account for an African dictator and use it to convince John to stop illegal logging and perhaps start a revolution * Create new landing page to take money and data from couch buyers in new markets… it’s a growth strategy As always, follow us on Twitter @StartupRecorded [https://twitter.com/StartupRecorded]!

E21 - When SXSW goes Wrong

Agenda: * Recap of what’s been going on at SXSW Takeaways: * Thea to do some social monitoring to see how beholden SYT will have to be to John’s promises (like carbon absorbing cushions, selling carbon credits, and having whole workforce - including drivers - work from home 50% of the time) * Reach out to DJ Khalid to propose a blood exchange to make up for the incident * Jot down ideas for next years SXSW - become the respite booth where you can have an excellent vomiting experience