In the Know: Recent Episodes
Amol Sarva
In the Know is Amol Sarva visiting the world's interesting people to find their advice on building something fantastic.
The journey from food through digestion to your liver to energy stores and metabolizing work is the obsession of sports science – and hugely relevant to metabolic health overall. Let’s get this perspective from research professor Derek Huffman at Einstein
Dr. B is an expert on gut health and shouting its power from the rooftops, both in his practice and writings but also through the company Zoe where he is US medical director. Some interesting news about coffee in this
The different foods we eat and how they interact make a huge difference in disease progression, weight, and everything else. Dr. Jeff Alfonsi is a practicing physician for years, and chief medical officer of RxFoods which is designed to identify
Metabolic Health is the biggest medical breakthrough of the moment Let’s understand an overlooked dimension of the weight loss revolution underway — the microbes in the digestive system themselves, potentially where GLP-1s come from in the first place. Duke’s gut
Metabolic Health is the biggest medical breakthrough of the moment Let’s understand the cellular mechanisms and some of the most promising and widely used drugs in the world with one of the foremost researchers in the field, Matt Kaeberlein, formerly
Metabolic Health is the biggest medical breakthrough of the moment Mapping all the ways the GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic do and might work means we need to understand the biome and the efficacy of surgical interventions. We talk to Professor
Metabolic Health is the biggest medical breakthrough of the moment Dr. John Buse has been at the forefront of diabetes research and endocrinology since before the first GLP-1 results started to become known. He studies the body’s systems that seem
Metabolic Health is the biggest medical breakthrough of the moment We have one of the world’s experts on the liver – the place your body stores lots of energy from food, and distributes it onward to other systems, Dr. Waj
Metabolic Health is the biggest medical breakthrough of the moment Get up to speed on the cellular biology with a fantastic overview from PhD scientist and founder of breakthrough pharma platform Cambrian Bio
Professor Matt Kaeberlein is an outspoken proponent of rapamycin, and pretty skeptical about virtually all the other interventions people talk most about. Here he lays out a pretty complete and persuasive model for why and how aging happens at all,
Professor Matt Kaeberlein is an outspoken proponent of rapamycin, and pretty skeptical about virtually all the other interventions people talk most about. Here is lays out a pretty complete and persuasive model for why and how aging happens at all,
A rare MD at the cutting edge of the longevity field, Dr. Barzilai heads the Institute for Longevity Research at Einstein. We cover his unique contributions, especially the currently buzzy topic of metformin, as well as his work on the
One of the more incredible research programs in longevity is regeneration: rebuilding and replacing failing organs with lab-grown cells. Jean Herbert at Einstein is working on regenerating your brain.
This founder has been part of so many of the exciting longevity startups, investments, and discussions that you simply must understand the world the way he sees it before taking a view about life extension. In this episode, you will.
Longevity superstar alert. A deep dive with one of the most recognized and longest-serving visionaries of longevity world.
Cellular rejuvenation is in the house on this episode, and fundamental research on the processes far beneath the surface of your typical aging research. And a little peek into the billionaire-backed mega-project happening at Altos.
My friend Sergey Young -- private equity investor and founder of the Longevity Vision Fund -- joins me to talk about his book "Growing Young".
Get it here http://www.sergeyyoung.com
One of the world’s largest asset managers talks with Amol Sarva of Knotel on the real estate recession ahead
Amol Sarva talks with premier real estate investment analyst Dave Bragg of Green Street Advisors on the consequences of the COVID-19 crisis.
Two of our best leadership people at Knotel share their approach to helping leaders face their people in times of huge uncertainty. Featuring Alex Pearl, Rich Vincent and Amol Sarva
Started a long way off in Pakistan, made it to Princeton among the great inventors of the Internet, and now building the New Internet.
Things won’t be the same. From Activity-Based Working to Antiviral Working with our product design lead Joseph Muscarella
Knotel’s global head of people and chief operating officer join Amol Sarva to talk about best ideas for preparedness.
CEO of the ultra-hot cloud data company Snowflake — and former CEO of huge enterprise tech players ServiceNow and DataDomain
One of my favorite writers, Stacy Schiff has written a bunch of amazing biographies. This time we talk about how women are remembered in history.
Bari Williams is a unicorn in the tech sector: high-ranking, high-achieving African-American woman. We talk about why Silicon Valley is so dysfunctional on diversity.
Seatgeek is one of the great New York startups, and a Knotel customer, as a they keep growing and growing past even their best laid forecasts. Amol talks workplace culture and workspace with the executive in charge of much of
He also talks about finishing Gaudi’s La Sagrada Familia, the Sydney Opera House, Centre Pompidou in Paris, the longest bridge in the world and so much more.
David Klein started Common Bond because grad school was too expensive. He went from McKinsey and Corporate America to homeless as he scratched together Common Bond, which now serves over 100,000 people in their mission to make higher ed cost
Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) takes In the Know to learn how to make things big…and how to keep things small. The wine community founded by Heini Zachariassen blew up, slowly. A few uses to a few millions daily. Bonus: learn
Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) takes In the Know to talk with with the angel and founder Fabrice Grinda about his 100s of startup experiences and mainly about systems — the system for selecting the right businesses for Fabrice, originally his
Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) takes In the Know to talk with Alex Mashinsky who has repeatedly dreamt big and hit big using information networks to disrupt telecom, Wall St, banks, taxis, and more. Listen to the visionary founder of Arbinet,
Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) takes In the Know to talk with Will Herman, the Boston founder who dropped out of college, started at Digital Equipment Corporation in the hallowed early days of computing and followed his destiny to 100s of
Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) takes In the Know to visit Dane Madsen in a conversation that finds him far away from the centers of the commerce, in his retreat, talking travel, transformation, teams, and asking why.
Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) takes In the Know to visit Anthemos Georgiades who studied classics at Oxford, worked for BCG, joined Harvard Business School, and used it to launch his clever plan to to transform apartment rentals: Zumper. First time
Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) takes In the Know to visit Safi Bahcall who studied physics at Princeton as a kid with Stephen Wolfram, started a cancer drug discovery company and took it public, advised the Obama White House on science
This time on In the Know Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) is visiting with a podcast media master strategist, Shira Atkins — creator of the fabulous series that followed the 2018 elections and first-time women candidates, “Women Belong in the House”,
This week In the Know has Amol Sarva (cofounder of Knotel) and colleague Allison Stoloff (Knotel’s head of revenue marketing) visiting with Martha Stewart for an all-topics, all-opinions tour of her legendary business accomplishments and innovations.
This week In the Know comes to Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) at Knotel HQ, where legendary producer, composer and musical technology inventor Money Mark drops in. Sure he produced the Beastie Boys for nearly 20 years, and yes it was
In the Know follows Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) into a lengthy face-to-face with the legendary scientist, inventor, polymath and CEO Stephen Wolfram. The creator of Mathematica, Macarthur genius, Richard Feynmann disciple, computer science experimentalist, and on and on is also
At the 2019 South by Southwest, Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) moderated a panel with the fabulous CEO of Venture For America, Amy Nelson, as well as Upwork’s Head of Public Affairs, Mike McGeary, and Claire Vo of Optimizely. The topic:
In the Know finds Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) gets advice from John Gauntt, the creator of TheAugmented.City and Media Dojo collaborator, formerly a writer for The Economist Group, and currently a podcasting mensch. Over 120 episodes in production. Much to
In the Know finds Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) sharing stories about quantifying soft skills and using that as a way to make happier more productive workplace cultures with Samar Birwadkar. Samar talks about Goodco’s journey from TechStars to acquisition by
In the Know joins Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) in conversation with Sophia Swire on the drive from Munich to Davos. Hear about her amazing journey around the world, with wild animals, with wild countries, and with her own wild self.
In the Know has Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) visiting an old friend, Hussein Kanji, and learning about Hussein’s path to founding Hoxton Ventures. In the Know is hosted by Dr. Amol Sarva, co-founder of Knotel, Knotable, Halo Neuroscience, Peek, Virgin Mobile,
In the Know has Amol Sarva & Edward Shenderovich (Knotel cofounders) sitting down with ShaoLan Hsueh from Chineasy, one of the most widely used Chinese learning books in the world. Hear about ShaoLan’s new project on visions of the future
In the Know has Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) listening to the Founder and CEO of Civic Hall and Chairman at the NY Tech Alliance which has over 60,000 members. Hear how he makes visions of social justice come to life.
In the Know has Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) meeting Ronda Carnegie, who has led the growth, creation, and reinvention of many notable companies like The New Yorker, TED Talks, Sundance, and New Lab. Hear how Ronda brings a seed of
In the Know has Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) listening to Ryan Rzepecki, the founder of Social Bicycles, the creators of the JUMP electric bike network acquired by Uber. Hear how he went from day 1 through the huge acquisition. In
In the Know has Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) meeting Kevin Ryan, the father of many big name start ups in NYC (Gilt Groupe, Business Insider and MongoDB to name a few), to discuss the future of blockchain, and the supply
In the Know has Amol Sarva (Knotel cofounder) meeting Amy Cuddy to explore how ideas get big, and what she’s up to on topics like power posing and online bullying. We find out how important the right sound environment and
In the Know kicks off with its first pre-real version as Amol Sarva (Knotel founder) discusses a new podcast series with Felix Zeltner (cofounder of Work Awesome). My topic this week: should I do a podcast? What to call it?