Chambers reflects on one of his first jobs: working with President Reagan.

We take the elevator to the top of San Francisco’s tallest building to find out how corporate venture capital works.

Engineer, entrepreneur and investor behind Nest, eero and other consumer hits.

Lynn, a member of the Midas List and a nuclear engineer, talks chickens and flawed potato chips.

Lefcourt cautions startups against taking too much venture money and helps us understand the realities of recruiting diverse talent.

Kupor quite literally wrote the book on venture capital in Silicon Valley.

We take you inside the first steps a VC takes: raising a fund.

What’s unusual about Unusual? Plus Scott makes the same joke twice.

Welsh invests in maturing companies after their venture capital days are behind them.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur Jay Chaudhry shares his journey from humble beginnings to founding multiple successful companies. Topics discussed include leading by example, taking risks, reflecting on success and happiness, startups, and future goals.