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Molly O’Shea is an investor & founder of Sourcery.vc. A weekly newsletter on top weekly VC deals & tech signals. After posting top quality content for 4 years, whilst working at a variety of VC firms, Molly has built an audience of 6,000 people from the industry.In this conversation we talked about: 00:59 Sourcery.vc 03:29 Consistency and discipline in content creation05:41 Networking and building connections through content 12:16 Molly's personal background and journey into venture capital 18:18 Taking a multi-disciplinary to life20:06 Whats the difference between those who are active in online communities and those who aren't?23:24 Being a pirate 27:31 The hidden challenges of a 9-529:56 Alcohol 31:17 Go outside35:42 Standing out in the age of AI 45:43 Content Advertising 55:56 Where does Molly get her information?57:08 Morgan Housel Same As EverSubscribe to Sourcery.vcMolly’s Twitter Ollie’s Twitter This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Cyrus is General Partner at rational.fund. He podcasts and writes at rationalvc.com. He is currently working as a Software Engineer at Tesla. He has co-invested alongside Founders Fund, Jim O'Shaughnessy, YC, a16z, Sam Altman et al. The podcast has reached the top 25 charts on several occasions, and the essays have 3,000+ subscribers.Previously, Cyrus operated my own indie startups (some failed, 2 sold) or worked in VC-backed startups (and advised several). Prior to that he was part of a founding team for Silicon Valley Bank in London after university where he managed a $200MM portfolio in his early 20s. Interests: reading (preferably Lindy), podcasting, writing, polymathy, learning new skills, indie hacking, asymmetric bets, lifestyle design, sovereignty, mentoring ambitious immigrants, barbell training, martial arts, flâneuring the oldest inhabited cities, architecture, hiking, meditating, and Achaemenid history.Timestamps:00:29 Cyrus's Background08:08 Cyrus's Values12:11 Escaping corporate13:28 Leveraging code, media & capital18:35 Self teaching software then joining Tesla21:03 Making Small Bets27:51 What is Lindy knowledge and why will it change your life34:07 Is code or media a better form of leverage?46:57 The Mayfair music scene48:59 Should you optimise for work rate or exploration?01:01:27 Why people should be bored more01:04:29 Will AI eat software devs?01:14:04 What it takes to be a top performing CEO / Founder01:18:03 The problem with 30 under 30 & other status games01:21:07 Don't build SaaS01:24:03 How to get people more interested in quality content01:35:50 The story of David Senra & Chris Williamson01:40:48 Starting your life's work before having financial runway01:46:22 Lifestyle design01:49:40 Do people have a tendency to over prepare?01:54:06 Is Charlie Munger right to be anti-crypto?Cyrus Yari: https://cyrusyari.com/Ollie Allen Fox: https://www.weboaf.com/https://twitter.com/ollieallenfox This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Alex Leiman is the Co-Founder of Plug AI. An AI dating app that got 1.5M downloads in 4.5 months thanks to a genius TikTok campaign. It's now making $190k / month and the business is for sale for $3.5M. Alex is 23. His last business (SexyCakes - a college delivery service) did $700k in revenue whilst he was at college. My goal with this podcast is to meet a billionaire to find out how they operate. I believe I have just met one, 15 years before his bank account catches up. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro01:36 How Wingman grew from 0 to 1.2M Downloads in less than 3 months06:15 Experimenting to find viral content ideas08:15 How to find content creators to collab with on TikTok10:21 Does TikTok marketing work for any business? 11:51 Using Superwall to test paywall strategy15:55 Teaching the art of Rizz18:13 How to build an iOS app that integrates with AI20:25 Using custom instructions on ChatGPT23:20 What will successful entrepreneurs look like in 15 years?25:53 Why the name change from rizz gpt to wingman29:14 AGI coming in 5 years?36:22 Selling $700k worth of pancakes in college44:47 How hard it is applying for jobs47:30 Living in america49:20 What will be a safe career when AI takes over?56:16 How to find a viral tik tok idea}Ollie ( https://linktr.ee/ollieallenfox )Alex ( https://twitter.com/old_man_alex ) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Mike Annunziata is the Founding Partner of Also Capital, the Co-Founder of ⁠Farther Farms & a board member of Varda Space⁠⁠.In this episode, Ollie & Mike talk about: Mike's fund, Also Capital Deep tech industry trends How to find great deep tech founders The founding story of Varda Space The founding story of Farther Farms How to master deep tech brandingTimestamps: 00:34 Mike's Background04:16 Varda Space Founding Story07:14 Storytelling for Founders09:47 How do VC's find investment opportunities in Deep Tech?13:56 How to launch a startup?17:42 Farther Farms origin story20:04 The steps to grow Farther Farms from Seed to Series B22:17 Mike's lessons from his early times as an entrepreneur24:03 Should you stay in a stable career or start a company?25:21 Mike's approach to deep tech investing31:32 Having fun and playing to win33:58 The importance of getting on that flight36:47 How the best founders lead their teams?41:44 The biggest challenge of founding Farther Farms43:42 The importance of aligning leaders with organisational culture46:44 The difference between a seed stage founder, a growth stage founder & a public company CEO48:34 How to pick good board members50:32 How to guide founders as a board member53:15 Who are board members typically?54:11 Branding for deep tech companies57:31 How to attract the best team to your deep tech startup?59:18 Exciting frontier technologies arriving in the future01:03:50 The Also Capital Flywheel01:06:17 What does being a Father teach you about life?Mike [Twitter] Ollie [Twitter, WEBOAF] This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Yuriy Blokhin is the Founder / CEO of Homecoming, a startup building tools and technologies to support the essential work of coaches and therapists. Yuriy has consulted a therapy chatbot company for acquisition by Airbnb. He is a founding member of the Heroic Hearts Project, offering educational, financial & counseling services to veterans with PTSD seeking access to ayahuasca and other psychedelic therapies. He studied mathematical physics at college before dropping out to start working at Kik as the first employee, which grew to 300m registered users. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro01:18 Overcoming treatment resistant depression with psychedelics07:19 What is consciousness?11:12 What does homecoming do?14:56 How to find a business idea17:48 Should you follow your passion?21:08 Is it possible to plan life?24:42 Why you need a mentor29:55 What is your life purpose?35:09 What does a seed stage CEO do?39:26 Homecoming go to market strategy40:39 Finding product market fit47:05 Does homecoming have a viral loop?49:16 Adding discovery layers to apps second instead of first56:05 Is SEO a good marketing strategy?57:15 How to choose a great board of directors including the co-founder of Substack01:01:02 The leading driver of burnout in startup FoundersYuriy: https://www.homecoming.health/https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuriyblokhin/Ollie: https://weboaf.com/https://twitter.com/ollieallenfox This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Hector Mason is General Partner at Episode 1 Ventures, where he invests in pre-seed and seed stage companies using data driven insights. Often sourcing deals before founders have even left their job. He supplements his work at Episode 1 as Co-Founder of Focal, a virtual demo day matching top seed companies with the best investors in the world. As a self proclaimed productivity freak, he has also finds time to be the Co-Host of Riding Unicorns. A podcast focused on venture capital and growth startups where Hector has met many unicorn founders. We talked about: 00:45 The new gold standard for demo days04:41 How did you find the idea for Focal?06:24 How do VC's find competitive advantage in the future?10:05 Using Data & Tech in VC 18:55 Small teams doing the work of huge teams22:03 What character traits define unicorn founders?26:17 How hard do Founders really work?29:20 Unicorn founders and wellness30:29 The importance of self intuition34:22 Hectors lifestyle as a VC, founder & podcast host41:05 Becoming a Homing Missile to Money44:45 How Hector became a general partner at 2848:58 The Power of Curiosity52:11 Pre-seed investing is a human business57:03 Your most proud behaviour?01:00:39 Content StrategyHector [Linked In]Ollie [Twitter, WEBOAF] This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Clint Graumann is Founder & CEO of Nuview. He's building the world’s first commercial constellation of LiDAR imaging satellites. The data will help academics, scientists and companies fight climate change. Clint has raised $15m from top investors including MaC Venture Capital, Leonardo DiCaprio and Florida Funders. Clint is very passionate about the Space industry, he hosts the Space in 60 podcast. If you have ever read Naval Ravikant's 'How To Get Rich Without Getting Lucky' you will notice that Clint embodies lots of the philosophies that Naval talks about. If you are stuck in life and want to see what someone who has found their passion looks like, this is it. Timestamps:01:04 Nuview Mission06:26 Nuview Data Use Cases13:17 What do you look for in Venture Capital partners? 15:31 How do you start a space company?18:09 Getting Investment From Leonardo DiCaprio20:20 What jobs are there in the Space industry? 23:46 How did you find your passion? 31:28 How to spot the best opportunities34:23 Seeking deep expertise before starting a deep tech company35:38 How to start a deep tech company 37:33 Do Sci Fi movies really influence science? 39:36 Will the human race go to space?41:13 How does the Nuview business model work?45:00 How to build a satellite49:47 WEBOAF, a creative agency for deep tech founders. A good idea? 53:17 Should you plan or just get started?56:19 How to find your passion in your 20s59:58 Clint's thoughts on self actualisation01:07:12 How to choose the right women to be your wife Clint: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clintgraumann/https://nuview.space/Ollie: https://twitter.com/ollieallenfoxhttps://www.weboaf.com/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Sa'ad Shah is the the Managing Partner of Noetic Capital, a $150m AUM venture capital firm focused on funding companies providing solutions for the 1.2 billion people diagnosed with mental health conditions. Portfolio companies include Merlin Mind, Beckley Psytech & Apollo Neuroscience. Sa'ad has used his experience from his successful finance career in hedge funds and private equity to create a venture capital firm that invests in an area he is deeply passionate about. Show Notes:01:25 Noetic Fund Investment Thesis04:29 Why isn't the mental health epidemic more widely reported?07:20 The Theme Running Through Noetic Funds Investment Strategy 11:59 The Cultural Causes of the Mental Health Crisis17:02 The Impact Of Phones On The Circuitry Of The Mind20:54 Start Ups Tracking Data In The Brain25:08 Merlin Mind AI For Government, Intelligience & Organisations Where Data Privacy Is Important29:53 How Sa'ad found his passion?37:40 Spending 51 years to find the meaning of life40:17 How do you balance progress with health47:36 Growing Up In East Berlin52:37 What does Sa'ad think is the meaning of life?56:06 The 5 Steps To Starting A VC Fund 01:04:42 Film Financing01:08:48 The Performance Of Noetic Fund01:11:42 The Traders MindsetSa'ad: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sa-ad-shah-a650441b7/https://noeticfund.com/Ollie:https://twitter.com/oafhqhttps://www.weboaf.com/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Anya Culling's marathon PB is 2hr 34min. She set this personal record at Copenhagen marathon wearing an England vest. Anya started running in lockdown and fell in love with the sport taking her marathon time from 4hr 34min to 2hr 36min. This earned her an invitation to represent the England team at the Copenhagen Marathon where she achieved a 2hr 34m marathon. Timestamps: 03:01 from 4 hour marathon to being selected to run for england06:38 Building a marathon mindset11:01 Drinking Alcohol & Running (not at the same time) 12:03 Achieving top 1% performance14:15 Hanging out with other pro athletes18:21 Becoming a Lululemon Ambassador21:14 How to hit a sub 20 5k24:00 Anya's training plan28:02 Where does Anya's passion stem from?30:56 Being selected for England 32:27 Looking after your body36:10 Qualifying for the Olympics in running38:07 Doping In RunningAnya: IG- @a.cullingOllie:https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliverjallman/https://twitter.com/oafhq This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Daniel Tarockoff is a Partner at Vine Ventures where he invests in companies taking a novel approach to conscious health and wellness such as Tripp, Othership & Psygen. Previously Daniel worked in strategy consulting for 5 years at Strategy&. In this episode he explains the contrast between corporate and startup life and how this related to him finding meaningful work he is passionate about. DanielOllieTimestamps: 00:43 Intro01:05 Vine Ventures Mission02:38 What does Daniel invest in?03:47 Pushing towards people taking more ownership of their lifes15:04 Why did Daniel leave his good job i 29:45 Why do people do MBAs?32:40 The best people daniel met at his MBA34:01 Alex Lieberman At Uni36:27 The top 3 things a VC looks for in early stage companies38:26 The standards expected of startup founders43:31 Routes into vc54:30 Howmuch does a vc make?58:50 Why does Daniel stay in the game if not for money? 01:02:55 The building blocks of a VC fund This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Jessica Harrison-Bolton is a Creative Director at IBM. She sees over an IBM team that brings storytelling & experiential telling excellence to big deals ($10M - $100M+). The team has worked on over $1B worth of deals for IBM in the last few years. In 2022, Jess won the IBM Growth Award as nominated by the Managing Director of IBM UK & Ireland for her work on winning 9 figure deals. Jess's passion lies in coaching & mentoring senior partners to simplify complexity in their messaging, deliver confidently & connect with their audiences. She is also passionate about giving back to Apprentices, Graduates and those earlier in their career & helping them to understand the skills they can nurture to progress further. Jess has worked for years with C-Level execs across UK, Europe, Asia & the USA. She's worked a range of company sizes from large enterprise customers to local innovators, entrepreneurs & SME's. Jess: LinkedInOllie: LinkedInTwitterIn this episode we talk about: 00:56 Intro02:08 The Biggest Deal Jess Has Ever Signed02:52 What do creative directors actually do?05:43 Jess's Creative Process09:05 The Top 5 Questions To Ask In A Sales Presentation11:02 Jess's Number 1 Rule12:25 Lessons from Jess's first ever job17:59 The importance of people skills21:40 Doing scary things25:49 The challenge of moving to america29:24 Overcoming an unexpected divorce35:44 The power of competitiveness to pull through hard times45:59 Defining your values to make better life decisions50:36 How to find out what company culture is really like This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

John McGlothlin is a former US military paratrooper & author of the book "How to Deal With Damn Near Anything: The Paratrooper's Guide To Life". He is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Maryland where he focuses on building ethical & legal decision-making skills in MBA candidates. In this episode we talked about the 5 most important character traits taught in the military & John explains how they apply to every day life. We also hear a fascinating range of stories about life serving in Afghanistan & Iraq, considering both the American viewpoint & the viewpoint of the locals. John is an Arabic linguist so it gives him a very unique insight into the local point of view. John's links: Linked InHis BookOllie's links:TwitterLinkedInTimestamps:01:01 The important lessons the military teach you05:51 Why did you join the military?08:28 Whats it like in Afghanistan?13:01 Being an Arabic linguist17:35 The power of positive framing21:45 What the military teaches about self awareness22:30 The problems with being too nice to your friends25:10 How do you become more self aware?28:40 Whats it like serving in Iraq?34:16 Having a well rounded skill set38:38 The military secret to using your initiative42:56 A surprise encounter in Baghdad45:39 Why would anyone join the Taliban?51:36 Dealing with conflict in the workplace 01:01:34 THE MOST USEFUL CHARACTER TRAIT LEARNT IN THE MILITARY This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Dillan DiNardo is the Co-Founder & CEO of Mindstate Design Labs. A company focused on developing the next generation of psychedelic - inspired therapeutics for mental health treatment.Mindstate Design Labs went through the S21 Y Combinator batch. They then went on to raise $11.5M from top investors including Initialized Capital, Empath Ventures, Naval Ravikant, Max Hodak, Fred Ersham & Gary Tan. Previously Dillan worked in venture investing and spinouts at UPMC Enterprises, the internal venture arm of UPMC. Prior to UPMC Enterprises I was a transaction-focused consultant, covering the full investment life cycle from angel and seed-stage startup funding rounds to Fortune 500 mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures.Timestamps01:37 Podcast Start02:52 Why are the smartest people in the world investing in Mindstate Desgin Labs?06:46 The Biggest Medical Problem Faced By Society08:17 Treating Depression With Psychedelics11:16 Are Psychedelics A Treatment Or A Cure?14:54 Does MDMA burn holes in your brain?16:42 Safely Adminstering Psychedelic Drugs18:36 Dillan's Journey To Becoming CEO of Mindstate Design Labs22:39 Building A Psychedelic Company In A Capitalist Society24:07 The Thinking Behind Starting Mindstate31:00 Designer Psychedelics32:52 What Happens When Psychedelics Research Is Powered By AI, Quantum & Neuralink35:00 The Anti-Addictive Properties of Psychedelic States38:18 What is consciousness and is AI sentient?43:50 Psychedelics as a probing tool to better understand the brain46:50 Mindstate Design Labs Models Could Improve AI Model Architecture49:58 Learnings from Y Combinator53:15 Your Aunt's Friend Will Take Psychedelics Mainstream56:04 Will Psychedelic Companies Be Acquired By Big Pharma?01:01:54 Sacrifices on the journey to self actualisationDillan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dillandinardo/https://twitter.com/DillanDiNardohttps://www.mindstate.design/ [ designed & built by my agency, WEBOAF ]Ollie:https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliverjallman/https://twitter.com/oafhq This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Stuart Cope is the Co-Founder of Yellow Panther, a digital studio that builds products for some of the world's biggest brands such as Nike, eBay and the Rajasthan Royals. Stuart & his co-founder have 30+ staff & two offices, one in the UK and one in India. We talk about integrating AI into creative endeavours, the Manchester of India & the surprising effect of trusting those around you. In this conversation we talk about sales, hiring & operations in a fast growing startup. Timestamps:00:10 Intro 00:41 What does a creative agency do?02:28 How did Stu begin Yellow Panther07:41 Providing a great service to clients11:53 Being resilient in the creative industry15:08 Building culture in a team21:29 Exiting from an agency business24:17 The importance of risk taking in business26:27 Working for billionaire Larry Ellison32:47 How much do entrepreneurs need to sacrifice?36:00 The surprising outcome of trusting your team41:32 The benefit of having an office in India43:08 The Manchester of India 44:29 Using AI in daily work practise 45:22 UI/UX AI Tools 45:59 Will AI take our jobs?48:41 Services business selling products52:57 Featured in the Times56:03 Linked In Stalking Outbound Sales57:23 VR 01:03:44 The Best Part Of Co-Founding Yellow Panther01:07:33 Dealing With Self DoubtStuart & Yellow Panther: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuart-cope-54392b16/https://yellowpanther.io/Ollie:https://twitter.com/oafhqhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/oliverjallman/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Mahyad Ghassemibouyaghchi is the Co-Founder & CEO of SigmaOS. A Y Combinator backed startup that is looking to change how you interact with the internet with their new Mac browser app. Seven years ago, Mahyad moved to the UK from Iran with nothing. He was rejected from interviews, fired from jobs & built 2 failed startups. Now he is the CEO of one of London's hottest startups. His story is a masterclass in resilience & self belief. Timestamps: 01:24 Sigma OS Elevator Pitch03:26 Facing Rejections06:05 Having a thick skin08:17 Mahyad's Failed Startups10:17 Mahyad's Goals12:04 How did the idea for Sigma OS happen?17:09 The Subscription Business Model19:58 Managing ADHD26:45 Going through Y Combinator31:43 The Best Piece of Advice From YC33:36 What is the best feature of Sigma OS?34:41 The importance of user feedback40:54 Why are Iranians in London so succesful?46:46 Raising $4 Million after YC49:16 Sigma OS Growth50:13 Will Sigma OS raise more money? 52:02 Mahyad's Personal Life Ambition54:20 How much did you have to sacrifice to get here? 56:52 Do you drink?59:23 London Startup Scene01:02:23 Who are the best startups atm?01:04:20 Dealing with competition01:05:59 Staying mission focusedMahyad: https://beta.sigmaos.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/mahyad-ghassemi/https://twitter.com/MahyadGhassemi This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Paul Deuchar is currently the Founder & CEO of UseVerb.com. Paul is a serial entrepreneur who has been recognised in 40 Under 40, Young Entrepreneur of the Year, Young Engineer of the Year, Australian Product Innovation and the Australian Cool Company Awards. His previous companies were in the Robotics & EdTech Industries. We talked about: The Challenges of Building a Startup Overcoming the Cold Start Problem Using Chat GPT at work Raising Kids In A World Of AI Moving To Texas A Billion Dollar Failure Mastering Sales The Power of Being A Generalisthttps://useverb.com?ref=olliehttps://www.youtube.com/@ollieallman This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

This is a truly inspiring story. Brock McLean played 167 games at the highest level of Australian Rules Football. He's scored winning goals in front of tens of thousands of people, learnt what it takes to perform at an elite level & overcome the difficulties of life after sport. Brock struggled with mental health, abusing drugs & alcohol culminating in suicide attempts. On his journey to climb out of dark places, Brock has learnt about the fundamental components of happiness & the promise of novel emerging psychedelic medicines. He is now pursuing a career in the Psychedelic industry to help others who could benefit from the medicine. Brock's story is incredible & I hope the insights from this podcast can help lots of people.Resources mentioned in the podcast: Self-Compassion with Kristin Neff How to Silence Your Inner Critic with Kristin Neff Self-Compassion Ain't Always Soft | Kristin Neff The Science of Wellbeing | Yale University The Naked Mind [Book on cutting alcohol] Mindstate Design Labs [Website by WEBOAF] Gilgamesh Tandava Retreats LSD: Doorway to the Numinous: The Groundbreaking Psychedelic Research into Realms of the Human Unconscious A General Theory of LoveConnect with Brock: Linked InConnect with Ollie: Linked In, Twitter, WEBOAF This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Sam Heward is the Co-Founder of Ultra X. A global ultramarathon series hosting the best Ultra races on the planet. In locations such as Jordan, Sri Lanka, Madeira, Tanzania & Azores as well as many others. Ultra X: https://ultra-x.co/Sam: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samheward This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Jack Zerby was the 10th employee at Vimeo. He is now the Head of Design at Gumroad working alongside Sahil Lavingia. He is also the founder of Biddy, Design for Decks, Do HQ, Dogma & Flavors.me. He also does freelance UI/UX consulting.The aim of this podcast is to understand how the f he manages all of these things at once. It's an interesting answer.We also talked about chicken wings, jui-jitsu & Rihanna.   Enjoy This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com

Brom Rector is the Founding General Partner of Empath Ventures. A Venture Capital firm that is investing in the future of Psychedelic Medicine.   Brom used to work in Hedge Funds before starting a Pychedelic Podcast (The Brom Podcast) that led him to combine his psychedelic industry knowledge with his financial acumen to create Empath Ventures. A VC Fund with a target size of $10 Million with LPs including Marc Andreesen, Chris Dixon & Jim O'Shaughnessy. Brom has invested in top psychedelic companies including MAPS, Pangea Botanica & Mindstate Design Labs. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theoafproject.substack.com