The founders of Monkey Inferno, a startup previously owned by Tinder's Sean Rad, used to play FIFA for eight hours straight as a way to bond and destress. Despite some anxiety, they were calmed by the fact that their successful boss, Adam, was fine with it, likely due to his previous success with ad tech companies.
Two chess players discuss the importance of the World Championship and the significance of close matches.
Former NFL player discusses the pressure he felt to perform and the toll it took on his mental health.
The commentator describes how they put together a fantasy football league, expecting to have 1200 people playing together but ended up with over 2000 people joining in the first 24 hours.
The percentage of viewers watching the big three networks has decreased from 93% in the past to under 15% today due to the increase in channels and varied options for viewers.
In this podcast episode, entrepreneur Kevin Lin shares his experience of assessing a potential investment opportunity and how he proceeded with due diligence in just four hours.