The Aboard Podcast
Software in the age of AI
Join Rich Ziade, Paul Ford, and their guests as they discuss how AI is changing software development, business strategy, and… everything else.
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From the archive
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Learning from people we hate
It’s easy to complain about public figures we hate—but what can we learn when we can only focus on their admirable qualities? -
Paul breaks his foot and observes enterprise healthcare software
What can we learn from systems built for the captive user—and how does that apply to enterprise software more broadly? -
Selling software like tote bags
What makes a person pay $120 for a tote bag—or fall in love with your software? On emotional connections with the things we buy. -
Craft as an antidote to crisis
Rich and Paul discuss the appeal of minimally online hobbies—and, by extension, software—in an extremely online world. -
Controlled chaos
Men will literally record a podcast about their anxiety rather than go to therapy. How do you run a business when the world is on fire in so many ways? -
Bless this mess
Who the hell asked technologists to be the arbiters of free speech? On Substack's Nazi problem, tech-industry layoffs, and more. -
Intelligence, artificial and otherwise
Rich and Paul ring in 2024 assessing the biggest tech development of last year, this year, and probably many years to come: Generative AI. -
Startup year in review
On how Aboard has changed in 2023, the value of human connection, and Rich and Paul's willingness to be humiliated in a corporate context. -
But that’s another podcast
When Jim Nielsen catalogued a list of topics Rich and Paul have relegated to future podcasts, they took that as a challenge. -
The view from the top of the funnel
How do you get a user in the door—and how do you convince them to stay? On the most evergreen and thrilling of subjects: The marketing funnel!
