Why You Should Join by Usman Hanif and Sean Kohli
The Why You Should Join Podcast
Why You Should Join's podcast highlights early-stage startups on track to becoming generational companies. Host Usman Hanif sits down with the founders of these breakout startups for an exclusive deep dive into their vision, market opportunity, product strategy, and competitive landscape. Each episode offers unmatched insight, grounded in thorough research and inside information, going deeper than any other resource to uncover what truly sets these companies apart. Why You Should Join helps ambitious new grads, FAANG veterans, and experienced operators find th
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18. Sep 2025
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Why You Should Join: Vibecode 18.09.2025 1:13:13
In this episode, host Usman Hanif sits down with Ansh Nanda, Founder of Vibecode, the AI-native platform that turns prompts into production-ready apps in minutes. They explore how Vibecode’s mobile-first approach, remixable workflows, and agent-powered backends are redefining what’s possible for both everyday users and professional developers. In this episode, Usman and Ansh dive into: How Vibecod...
Why You Should Join: Cognition 19.07.2025 53:56
In this inaugural episode, host Usman Hanif sits down with Scott Wu, Co-founder & CEO of Cognition AI, the company behind Devin: the world’s first fully autonomous AI software engineer. They explore how Cognition is redefining software development with AI teammates that write, debug, and ship production-ready code. Cognition, now valued at $4B, is emerging as a defining player in the future of...
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