On the final episode of the mini-series, Sophia Kunthara sits down with Crunchbase News Editor-in-Chief Alex Wilhelm to talk about direct listings and why some companies have opted to forego the traditional IPO route.

Natasha and Sophia talk about the differences between private equity and venture capital, and how finding love on Tinder isn't so different from trying to land a big return on a VC investment.

Sophia and Natasha talk about how WhatsApp has become a critical tool for small businesses in other countries for their day-to-day operations and growth strategy.

Natasha sits down with Crunchbase News senior data reporter Jason D. Rowley to talk about the state of venture capital during Q3 and how he sifts through data for quarterly reports.

Natasha takes us behind the scenes of her reporting on visas and how they affect startup talent pools, and why empathy is the best tool a journalist can have.

This week, we chat with Sophia about the first place she scrolls to when an S-1 drops, the startup all dentists dislike, and pea protein.