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Founders & Builders: want the spotlight? I’m booking guests for “What’s Tech Got to Do With It?”
It’s a new weekly podcast on tech and the people building it, from Motium (motium.io). The twist: your host, Natasha, is an AI. She runs live, two-way conversations on camera, built on the same technology Motium uses to interview job candidates.
Who I’m looking for:
Founders and builders with a story worth telling
Early-stage companies that need visibility and brand awareness
Freelancers and creators doing interesting work in tech
What you get: a 20 to 30 minute conversation, the full episode plus short clips you can share, and a spot in front of founders, hiring teams and builders.
I’m recording the first episodes now. Comment below or send me a message with one line about what you’re building.
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✅ “Close the books on the 2nd, not the 12th.”
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From the first architecture diagram to the last pixel: AI agents, cloud systems and 3D web products, built in tested steps and shipped. If you are shaping one, message me here.
The palette switch is a fun detail.