Eventbrite: Julia Hartz

Hey, I am so excited to tell you about two how I built this live shows coming to San Francisco and Seattle in just a few weeks. In San Francisco, I'll be speaking with Ken Grossman, founder of Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, that's happening Friday, March 27th at the Sydney Goldstein Theater. And that same week, on Thursday, the 26th of March, I'll be in Seattle at Benaroya Hall talking to the founders of Sub Pop, the label behind artists like Nirvana and Deathcap for Cutie and Soundgarden. Jonathan Poneman and Bruce Pavett will sit down with me to recount their story. These are gonna be incredible. show so if you are a fan of Sierra Nevada or Nineties music or Nirvana or just of the show, be sure to join us on this West Coast swing for more information or to get your tickets, head to nprpresents.org and I hope to see you there. Oh. All of a sudden I was packing up my

window office on the 42nd floor of Fox Plaza, which is the iconic building in Sentry City. And literally the next day pushing sawhorses and plywood into a windowless phone closet in a warehouse. With Kevin. And I remember pushing a saw hearts behind him thinking Should I really have done this?

From NPR, it's how I built this, a show about innovators, entrepreneurs, idealists, and the stories behind the movements they built. I'm Guy Roz, and on today's show, how Julia Hartz and her husband Kevin launched their ticketing platform Eventbrite from a closet in a San Francisco warehouse, and today. Manage events in a hundred and seventy countries? Around the world.

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