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How I Raised It - The podcast where we interview startup founders who raised capital.

by Foundersuite.com - software for raising capital

Founder Stories

Produced by Foundersuite.com, makers of the leading software stack for raising capital: Investor CRM + VC/Angel database + Pitch Deck Hosting + Investor Update tools. Used by startups to raise > $2.5 Billion.

Build Your SaaS

by Transistor.fm

Growth & Marketing

Interested in building your own SaaS company? Follow the journey of Transistor.fm as they bootstrap a podcast hosting startup.

How Ben and David bootstrapped the Acquired podcast

Build Your SaaS

4070Jan 25, 2024

Fast Company called Acquired "the #1 tech podcast sensation." I've been a huge fan of the show for years. So, I was surprised when they contacted me and wanted to switch to Transistor for podcast hosting! Since switching, they've had a breakout year. Their clips started showing up everywhere on my social media feed; they had chart-topping episodes on Nintendo, Nike, and Costco, and they interviewed the CEOs of NVIDIA, Uber, and Charlie Munger.

Lubo Drobny from Cisco | Building Teams vs. Branching Out

groCTO Podcast

1766May 29, 2024

In this episode, host Kovid Batra welcomes Lubo Drobny, Senior Leader & Software Engineering Coach at Cisco. With an impressive professional background at Seimens & SAP Labs, Lubo also actively contributes to the tech community through blogging, hosting podcasts, and organizing meetups centered around product and software engineering topics. Today, you can find Lubo talking about building teams from scratch vs branching, engineering metrics, team excellence, & much more.

Podcast Monetisation Myths Busted: Why Small Audiences and Smart Strategies Win

How To Start, Grow and Monetise Your Podcast

1076Oct 8, 2025

Many podcasters still believe that the only way to monetise their show is through sponsorships and ads. In this episode of Start Grow Monetise Your Podcast, James Burtt and Alex Chisnall bust the biggest podcasting myths that hold creators back. They reveal why building expert authority, hosting live events, selling digital products, and creating courses can be far more profitable than chasing advertisers.