ICYMI... HIBT Lab! Colin and Samir: Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry
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Hello, everyone. I hope you are all doing well. Two quick important announcements before we get to the show. The first is How I built this is a free podcast. It is always free on all podcast platforms, but if you want to hear it a week ear and ad free, you can subscribe to Wondery Plus for a small monthly fee where you will get access to all of Wondery's amazing podcasts and if you do subscribe to Wondery Plus, you are also supporting this show. Secondly, I hope you've been enjoying all the new content we've been putting out. As you may or may not know, our team is working double time to get you two new episodes a week. But this week our amazing producers are taking a short break, so we are throwing it back to our very first How I Built This Lab episode. It features Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry. better known as the popular YouTube creator duo Colin and Samir. Now the creator economy
barely existed a decade ago, but it's quickly becoming a multi-billion dollar industry with a massive global reach. In this episode, Colin and Samir walk us through their 10 year business journey so far, plus they share insights on how to break into the rapidly growing creator economy. It is such a good episode, well worth a listen. Hope you enjoy. Yeah. Hello and welcome to our very first episode of How I Built This Lab.
I'm Guy Raz. And what is how I built this lab? Well, it's a sandbox, a place we can experiment with all kinds of ideas around entrepreneurship. You can still expect to hear a long episode of the show every Monday as usual. And every Thursday. a shorter episode of how I built this lab.
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