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Thoroughly Considered
A show about entrepreneurship, product design, and the ups and downs of running a small indie business. Hosted by Dan Provost, Tom Gerhardt, and Myke Hurley.
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Episodes
8: Packaging 28.01.2016 50:20
A trip to the Apple Store sparks a discussion on Packaging. The guys discuss the importance of good packaging, and why it’s important to delight your customers. Make sure to stick around for the aftershow, so you can hear why the iPhone box upsets Dan.
7: Work/Life Balance 08.01.2016 47:16
This time Dan, Tom, and Myke share their thoughts about how they balance their work and their personal lives, as well as seeing how their businesses differ when it comes to office hours.
6: Apps 11.12.2015 42:38
This time, Dan and Tom talk about the apps they make, and why they have a rather unique strategy for building them.
5: The Holiday Season 25.11.2015 33:04
This time Dan and Tom talk about the effect that the Holiday Season has on their business, and the decisions they make as a company to be ready for it.
4: How The Money Comes In 12.11.2015 48:07
Tom and Dan talk with Myke about the routes they choose for people to buy their products, and how this can effect design decisions. They also give an update on the manufacturing process of the Apple TV Stand.
3: Onward 28.10.2015 40:11
Tom and Dan talk a little about the failure of the Obi campaign, and what they learned from it. Then, they discuss their latest project, and their plans moving forward.
2: Launching 05.10.2015 38:43
What does it sound like to launch a Kickstarter project? How does it feel to deal with something unexpected? That's what we explore this week.
1: Introductions 21.09.2015 20:55
For our first episode we introduce you to Studio Neat and Obi, taking a look at where the idea for a 'Smart Laser Toy for Pets' came from.
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