TESLA : right about wrong

TESLA : right about wrong

This podcast episode delves into the story of Tesla, a company that revolutionized the automotive industry by focusing on battery technology. Founded in 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, Tesla shifted from a traditional car manufacturer to a tech company. Although not a founder, Elon Musk's investment and leadership were crucial. The episode covers Tesla's impact on electric vehicle perception, making them desirable and high-performing. It also explores Tesla's innovative production methods, safety concerns, and its expansion into AI, robotics, and renewable energy. We also discuss the impact of Elon Musk’s controversial persona on Tesla's image. This episode was generated by NotebookLM from this Hupster newsletter episode : Tesla, le vrai du faux This podcast was produced in January 2025 by Huspter. Music by Dmitry Taras from Pixabay

STRAVA : it did happen

Strava is a must-have application that has no rivals. Although it hasn't yet become a household word, Strava is already a drug, such is the extent to which it has become an integral part of the lives of sportsmen and women, both amateur and professional. Just ask a runner or cyclist how they feel when they can't load their session onto their application because of a bug... We wanted to tell you this story. This episode was generated by NotebookLM from this Hupster newsletter episode : Comment Strava ? Strava fort ! This podcast was produced in November 2024 by Huspter. Music by Dmitry Taras from Pixabay

LIVE NATION : the music of power

There are plenty of ways to build a successful business... The most effective: kill off all the competition. That's how Live Nation Entertainment has built a globalmonopoly on the entire music and concert industry. In 2023, this means $23 billion in sales, 620 million tickets sold, 50,000 events organized... But this saga is also a question of flair and intuition. So let's take a closer look at how it all came together. This episode was generated by NotebookLM from this Hupster newsletter episode : Pourquoi ça marche Live Nation ? [https://hupster.kessel.media/posts/pst_1ff2760b36894763b8f5b01142a81b71/pourquoi-ca-marche-live-nation] This podcast was produced in November 2024 by Huspter. Music by Dmitry Taras from Pixabay

GARMIN : how to stand up to Apple

If sales figures and recent studies are anything to go by, the majority of marathon runners and participants will be wearing a Garmin. The smartwatch brand continues to break sales records. But not everyone who looks at their watch to track their performance in real time knows the incredible story of Garmin, which has had to reinvent itself twice in its history.

HOKA : ugly beautiful

Zoom didn't appear out of nowhere during the Covid pandemic. He'd been around for a while, it just took this exceptional episode to realize his qualities. And it didn't all happen by chance either. And that's what we're going to tell you today. This episode was generated by NotebookLM from this Hupster newsletter episode : Hoka, du laid sur le feu [https://hupster.kessel.media/posts/pst_e49e773c118144f3b38dfe9a18650990/hoka-du-laid-sur-le-feu] This podcast was produced in October 2024 by Huspter. Music by Dmitry Taras from Pixabay