Hosted by Dan Provost, Tom Gerhardt, and Myke Hurley.
A show about entrepreneurship, product design, and the ups and downs of running a small indie business.
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#117: Patch Club
October 18th, 2024 · 68 minutes
Myke, Tom, and Dan discuss the newly launched Studio Neat Patch Club, Keen assembly and shipping progress, and close the show with a Dan’s Tech Corner.
#116: The Last Detail with Jason Shellen
September 12th, 2024 · 60 minutes
Today’s guest is Jason Shellen, an entrepreneur and the founding product manager of Google Reader. His object is the Patagonia Refugio 28L backpack.
#115: New Website
August 22nd, 2024 · 51 minutes
Myke, Tom and Dan chat about Studio Neat’s new website, and how Keen production is coming along.
#114: Nothing but Corners
July 11th, 2024 · 71 minutes
Myke, Tom, and Dan spend an episode clearing out the Dan’s Tech Corner backlog.
#113: I Wasn’t Expecting Therapy Today
June 27th, 2024 · 50 minutes
Tom and Dan give Myke some updates on Keen production, and reveal how the color selection breakdown is going. Then, a long discussion about hiring some design and engineering help at Studio Neat.
#112: The Last Detail with Matthew Panzarino
May 24th, 2024 · 50 minutes
Today’s guest is Matthew Panzarino, the former editor of TechCrunch, and current proprietor of TheObessor.com. His object is the Acronym J1-A.
#111: With Great Power
May 1st, 2024 · 48 minutes
Myke, Tom and Dan give a brief Keen production update, and then chat extensively about the ethics of product reviews.
#110: Mid-life Crisis Hobby
March 21st, 2024 · 39 minutes
Myke, Tom, and Dan chat about Mark Two, Mark Two (nobody calls it that) and then discuss Dan’s new hobby.
#109: The Last Detail with CW&T
March 8th, 2024 · 79 minutes
Today’s guests are Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy, the duo behind CW&T, makers of beautifully designed and artful objects. Their objects are the Manfrotto Super Clamp, and the Casio F-91W wristwatch.
#108: Archibook
February 23rd, 2024 · 64 minutes
Myke, Tom, and Dan chat about the struggle to come up with a name for “Keepbook,” moving warehouses, and Apple Vision Pro.