Product Storyteller with Stewart Noyce: Recent Episodes
Stewart Noyce
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Five years ago I started Product Storyteller to shine light on the durable edge of capitalism - where people build great products that create new value.
As of today, February 10 2025, generative AI is that frontier, and its a boomtown! When OpenAI released ChatGPT two years ago, over 1 m people used it in the 1st five days.
That’s insane, and the breadth of interest and opportunity surrounding this technology has only accelerated. Immediately, I investigated and wrote a few articles on its impact.
But what really has me interested now is the chance to ride the next wave of computing, as big as the Internet was when I started out in product management, Only now, I am an investor.
That’s why I am redirecting my content efforts to growth company investing, in public and private companies, with a focus on generative AI and other massive market gaps.
Please join me in a quest to find the next set of multibaggers, stocks that will grow 10x or more in value as investments. You will see me post 3m videos here that investigate the contenders.
Here’s my promise. I will use a five factor structure to organize the content - market gaps, competitive advantage, unique value, profitability and ability to execute.
Outside the basics, I follow two guiding principles. FIrst, I will highlight products that amplify human wisdom. I believe that they have the highest upside potential.
Second, I will shine light on the companies that value collective humanity. I believe that they have the least downside risk.
My belief is that any capital you have should be deployed in businesses that create value. Win / win outcomes will survive the boom and pay handsome dividends later.
Join me, and let’s build wealth together. You can register your email with me on this site for notification of updates, subscribe to my YouTube channel, or follow me on one of the socials.
This interview with Kari Byron - MythBuster and Crash Test Girl - exposes the artist at the heart of the entertainer. Here you will learn of her passions for black powder art (a truly explosive medium), manners monsters, world-changing empathy, and the emerging world of NFTs.
In Part 2 of my interview with Don Peppers, he speaks to the need for privacy in interactive marketing and the opportunities available today that might bring us back to a healthier relationship between consumers and brands.
In 1993, Don Peppers and Martha Rogers released the book One-to-One Future and essentially created the direct marketing future we live in today through their predictions. In this episode, you meet Don Peppers and begin to understand the power of his authentic approach to sales, marketing and life.
As we in the US consider the issue of worker displacement, it should prove useful to hear how the French business people at #leplusimportant view government as a partner who can deliver actionable solutions that they propose and test.
As a brand messaging expert, Erica Blair helps clients with a big audacious vision find their niche. This search for clear value identification is one of the paths to value to that durable edge of capitalism.
In this special interview, Danish civil servant and innovation leader Soren Juul Jorgensen, shares an ethical European approach to durable capitalism that comes from shared understanding and the setting of community standards.
In this interview, Dr Pamela Jolly of Torch Enterprises shows us a durable edge of capitalism, where spiritually led innovators hold themselves to a higher standard, a moral constraint, defined through a relationship with their Creator.
Four storytellers with very different backgrounds joined me on a panel to discuss storytelling approaches that work in times of disruptive innovation (June 11, 2019, Node Worldwide, SF).
At Gartner Group, Mike McGuire counsels enterprise clients on the delivery of corporate brand messages to an audience that is increasingly mobile. In this interview we investigate the changes in journalism and marketing brought on by the adoption of Internet and mobile computing technology.
In this episode, Internet legend Tom Lyon takes us on a journey to the leading edge of distributed computing. This is a very special interview for Product Storyteller, as it explores the origins of our current IT economy from an engineer’s point of view.
Rob Behnke shares his perspective on the crypto ICO boom and the need to add value to win business on any platform. He also gives us a sneak peek into NouGit, a new way to incentivize those people who contribute to open source projects.
In this interview with Dan Genduso, we hear more about his Apoll01 binary polling system and learn why we should join the Apoll01 Nation and change the face of participatory democracy.
As Stewart Noyce interviews disruptive innovators, past and present, Product Storyteller finds the durable edge of free market capitalism, where new products and brands satisfy community need for economic resilience and ecological sustainability.
At our 30th reunion, my Haas 89 classmates demanded an interview with Jay Ryder. Apparently, he was quiet during our two years together at Cal Berkeley. I brought my recording equipment to him, and the results prove that he is no longer quiet.