Like a Glove: Recent Episodes
The Mill
Like a Glove is a startup podcast about product/market fit, featuring entrepreneurs discussing how they found PMF and how they navigate the often-winding path of developing and evolving products and services that provide maximum value for their customers.
In the last episode of the season, Jason Whitney--Associate Vice President at IU Ventures and Executive Director of IU Angel Network--chats with Pat about patterns he's observed in his work with startups.
Chelsea Linder, managing director at G-Beta, chats with Pat about market size, dog analogies, and common mistakes startups make.
Josh Owens is back for part 2 in his interview with Pat! He talks about the similarities between running a campaign and running a startup as well as finding product market fit within the constraints of a campaign.
Former CEO of SupplyKick and Gubernatorial candidate Josh Owens stops by to chat with Pat--a fellow Wabash College Alum! In Part 1 of his interview, Josh talks about coming on to SupplyKick as a non-founding CEO.
Jane Kupersmith, co-owner of Hopscotch Coffee as well as Assistant Director for Small Business Development for the city of Bloomington, stops by for a chat with Pat about using listening as a tool to finding product market fit in the service industry
Connor Hitchcock comes on the podcast to chat about college sports, t-shirts, and the ever critical element of timing in product market fit.
Ellie Symes drops by the podcast to talk about pivoting to find product market fit in the beekeeping community.
Shahbano Imran stops by the podcast to chat about pivoting, her journey to The Mill, and--of course--product market fit.
Chris Chasteen drops by the podcast to talk about finding product market fit for his two very different companies.
Jennie Moser--of Jennie Moser Designs and StageTime--sits down with Pat to talk about finding product market fit for a very niche audience.
Geng Wang, co-founder and CEO of Civic Champs, drops by the podcast to discuss finding product market fit across industries, pivoting, and PokémonGo.
Pat East talks with Jane Martin, a retired venture capitalist and former Board Chair for The Mill, about finding product-market fit for startups that add tech to "sleepy" markets.
Pat East talks with Cy Megnin, entrepreneur in resident for Elevate Ventures in the Velocities partnership between Bloomington and Columbus, about why determining product-user fit is crucial for achieving product-market fit.
In the first episode of this new podcast, host Pat East and podcast producer Jeremy Shere discuss what the podcast is about, what you can expect to hear, and why you'll definitely want to subscribe and tune in.