#109 with Jonathon Barkl - The Founder of AirGarage Jams Out on Ideas

Yeah. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to I put my all in it like my day's song On the road less travel never looking back So we've got a guest with us today, Jonathan Barkle, as he says, rhymes with Sparkle.

And um he's a founder and CEO of Air Garage, which is a company I heard of because I invested in my friend Ryan Hoover's uh fund called Weekend Fund and Weekend Fund invested in you and he sends out these amazing updates. Like I don't I don't know if you get the updates, but he sends out these like amazing investor updates. And he talks about some of the companies he's excited about, and he was excited about you guys. And so that's what I first heard of you. We've never met, but you sent me a list of ideas, and I said, Okay. That's the ticket of entry to this podcast is a lot of people reached out saying, Hey, I'd love to come talk about my startup. And I'm like, Yeah, but I don't know if that's what people want to hear necessarily.

What you did was smarter, which was you said, Hey I got a bunch of ideas. You know I can't resist that. And of course we will also uh you know talk a little bit about air garage as well. So welcome. How was my intro? Was that was that on point? Yeah, that was awesome. That was everything that I could have hoped for and more. And I'm glad that my list of ideas was a good enough ticket to get me on'cause I mean the reason I love and listen to this podcast all the time is because It's something that to do constantly is to think about start up ideas and just think about ways that things could be better in the world. And like you and Sam are obviously doing that constantly. And so this podcast is perfect because One of the unfortunate truths about being a startup founder is like you always want to be thinking about new ideas, but then

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