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All Things VC
Justin Pryor
25 episodes
5 days ago
Every week, I devote several hours of research scouring through books, podcast transcripts, YouTube transcripts, archaic S-1s, many frustrating paywalls, and more just to provide you, the curious-minded listener, with an incredibly in depth podcast that investigates, for example, in my first ever episode, “Why Sequoia invested in Apple, Yahoo, LinkedIn, Airbnb, and Whatsapp, how they won the deals, what Sequoia’s general investment thesis is, how you as a founder can position yourself to get funding from Sequoia, and discuss some regrettable passes they have in their anti-portfolio."
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Every week, I devote several hours of research scouring through books, podcast transcripts, YouTube transcripts, archaic S-1s, many frustrating paywalls, and more just to provide you, the curious-minded listener, with an incredibly in depth podcast that investigates, for example, in my first ever episode, “Why Sequoia invested in Apple, Yahoo, LinkedIn, Airbnb, and Whatsapp, how they won the deals, what Sequoia’s general investment thesis is, how you as a founder can position yourself to get funding from Sequoia, and discuss some regrettable passes they have in their anti-portfolio."
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Mori: The Company Making Food Stay Fresher for Longer
All Things VC
22 minutes 51 seconds
1 year ago
Mori: The Company Making Food Stay Fresher for Longer

Mori is a biotech startup that makes food last twice as long. 

Whether it’s fruits, vegetables, meat, or seafood, Mori extends the consumption timeframe for nearly all foods. How do they do it? Well, here’s how they describe it on their website, which I encourage you to check out:

“Our simple ingredients unravel the power of silk protein. From the farm to the shelf, our water-based protective layer is easily integrated at any wash step or station. Mori Silk is food protection technology that slows the natural spoiling process from many points in the supply chain.” 

Tune in to hear all the social, climate, and economic impacts of a technological breakthrough like this and why landing a $300 million contract from Whole Foods isn't crazy.


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All Things VC
Every week, I devote several hours of research scouring through books, podcast transcripts, YouTube transcripts, archaic S-1s, many frustrating paywalls, and more just to provide you, the curious-minded listener, with an incredibly in depth podcast that investigates, for example, in my first ever episode, “Why Sequoia invested in Apple, Yahoo, LinkedIn, Airbnb, and Whatsapp, how they won the deals, what Sequoia’s general investment thesis is, how you as a founder can position yourself to get funding from Sequoia, and discuss some regrettable passes they have in their anti-portfolio."