WARNING: This episode concludes the first season of A Tribe of One, so hang in there while we take some time to get more awesome guests and do some retooling on the show.Now, let's get to the good stuff with our excellent guest this week: Shomit Ghose has been around the block in Silicon Valley. After being admitted to UC Berkeley at the ripe old age of 15, he went on to work in leadership roles at numerous tech companies when they went public and pivoted into a successful career in venture capital and boardrooms. He is in his 20th year as a partner at ONSET Ventures and also lectures at multiple universities on entrepreneurship and business.We had a thorough conversation on killing the ego to win and how to take ownership of ethics in technology, starting with making ethically-bound AI.We were so grateful to have Shomit on with us on the show and you'll love it, too.A Tribe of One will be back soon, so please subscribe and tell your friends so we can keep growing the show and bring more conversations your way.

Welcome, welcome to another episode of A Tribe of One! Half the fun of doing this podcast has been getting to know the awesome people on the Sapien team better and learning more about their lives. And in this episode, we learned so much about Lynn Connolly, our chief operating & compliance officer.

Our guest this week is Greg Parker, a storied veteran of the tech industry and our very own chief technology officer at Sapien. Greg is a legend, having held leadership roles at tech enterprises and built multiple startups, all with successful exits.

We chatted this week with Auryn Macmillan, a leading voice in the Web3 space, about building solid groundwork for the Ethereum ecosystem and creating new tools for communities and value exchange.

Welcome back to A Tribe of One. We have another special episode with a member of the Sapien team. We sat down with our quality assurance lead Oscar Salazar to chat about family, fatherhood, gaming, and trying to leave a positive impact in the world.

Our guest this week was amazing. We had the good fortune to sit down with Dr. Robin Hanson, a professor of economics at George Mason University, and we dove into several of his groundbreaking ideas: his notion of the “Great Filter,” machines that emulate humans, and market-driven governance.

Join another Sapien team installment with our marketing lead, Jonathan Goodwin, as we discuss a wide range of topics, from the future of journalism, the power of storytelling, the erasure of cities from history, and how to rebuild property ownership.

John De Goes is a senior product manager at Sapien and has really helped us develop a humans-first product vision and design process. We talked at length with him about life as a digital nomad, finding meaning through music, and building successful products.

Dr. Po Chi Wu pushed us to consider what it really means to belong to a Tribe, from the perspective of someone who, for a long time, never felt that sense of belonging, that sense of place one feels in the safety and comfort of peers.

Our guest on this episode is a close friend of Sapien, the inimitable Dr. Kevin deLaplante, who has had an immeasurable impact on our brand and how we think about communities and tribalism. We had a great conversation about why it's so hard to have an authentic conversation on social media, what is the scout mindset and why is it so valuable, and the struggle for objective truth.