Hardware Podcasts

Introducing: Catalyst w/ Shayle Kann

Catalyst · 2 Nov 2021 · 1m

What this episode covers

Shayle Kann, an investor at Energy Impact Partners, introduces his new podcast 'Catalyst,' a co-production of Canary Media and Post Script Media. The show aims to explore the technologies, business models, and financial structures required to decarbonize the global economy. Kann highlights the focus on practical solutions involving actual technologies and market structures rather than just theoretical discussions. The first episode is scheduled for release on November 11, with new content arriving weekly on Thursdays.

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early-stage companies

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Energy Impact Partners, Canary Media, Post Script Media
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Apple, Spotify

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