PODCAST · Lenny's Podcast

2026 年 3 月节目

6 期 · 6 期带分节

  • 03-29From skeptic to true believer: How OpenClaw changed my life | Claire Vo
    1. 00:00Introduction to Claire and OpenClaw
    2. 08:00The journey from OpenClaw skeptic to believer
    3. 11:50What OpenClaw actually does that’s useful
    4. 13:35OpenClaw vs. other AI agent products
    5. 17:05How to actually install OpenClaw: the basics
    6. 18:49Setting up like you’d onboard a real assistant
    7. 20:41Security and privacy considerations
    8. 24:53Live demo: Installing OpenClaw step-by-step
    9. 28:47Setting up Q: an agent for her kids’ homework
    10. 34:08Understanding “soul,” “identity,” and “memory”
    11. 40:40The unlock: multiple agents, not just one
    12. 45:02How to run multiple agents on one machine
    13. 47:28Jesse Genet’s homeschooling use case
    14. 49:58Real examples and use cases
    15. 56:41Finn, Claire’s family agent
    16. 1:00:05Sage the Course Bot
    17. 1:02:15Common issues and workarounds
    18. 1:08:08The Exa/Perplexity web search workaround
    19. 1:09:29Memory management and context overload
    20. 1:12:09Pro tip: Screen sharing to manage Mac Minis
    21. 1:14:18Using Google Workspace for agent collaboration
    22. 1:16:24What makes OpenClaw special
    23. 1:20:15The “yappers API” and ramble mode
    24. 1:22:04Using Claude Code as your OpenClaw brain surgeon
    25. 1:25:16Bringing management skills to AI agents
    26. 1:29:32Why this matters
    27. 1:32:37Lightning round and final thoughts
  • 03-22The art of influence: The single most important skill that AI can’t replace | Jessica Fain (Webflow, ex-Slack)
    1. 00:00Introduction to Jessica Fain
    2. 03:53Why influence is the highest-leverage skill in product
    3. 04:47Why great ideas fail without executive buy-in
    4. 06:00How executives actually think
    5. 09:05The fundamentals: context-setting, communication, and empathy
    6. 10:22Stop pitching for approval—start co-creating with execs
    7. 12:59Influence vs. politics (and why people get it wrong)
    8. 15:44How to disagree with execs without losing trust
    9. 17:20Going in to learn, not to convince
    10. 19:08How to present ideas
    11. 26:05The Minto-style approach and tailoring your communication to each exec
    12. 28:22Why Jessica doesn’t like the question “What’s top of mind for you?”
    13. 30:24Understanding incentives to unlock buy-in
    14. 32:10Aligning product work with company strategy
    15. 35:10Quick summary
    16. 37:31Disarming the executive
    17. 40:49Speed matters: why fast follow-up builds momentum
    18. 43:32How to run high-impact meetings (the 60-second rule)
    19. 47:00Why influencing execs is part of your job
    20. 49:15Asking for more resources and thinking in 10x bets
    21. 52:23What to do when your idea gets rejected
    22. 54:18Clarifying information
    23. 56:50How to build trust and make ideas stick
    24. 58:30Shrinking big ideas into experiments
    25. 01:02:27Common mistakes people make when influencing leaders
    26. 01:06:00How to grow into your next role
    27. 01:09:32How AI is changing influence and product work
    28. 01:17:55Using AI to simulate exec feedback and improve pitches
    29. 01:21:15Protecting our brains from overwhelm
    30. 01:22:44Lightning round and final thoughts
  • 03-15The tactical playbook for getting 20-40% more comp (without sounding greedy) | Jacob Warwick (Executive Negotiator)
    1. 00:00Introduction to Jacob Warwick
    2. 04:12How much comp people leave on the table
    3. 07:52Why you shouldn’t feel greedy asking for more
    4. 09:45What founders should know about negotiation
    5. 13:03How Jacob works behind the scenes
    6. 15:35The biggest mistakes people make when negotiating
    7. 19:30Home-field advantage and controlling the conversation
    8. 23:02The step-by-step approach to negotiating an offer
    9. 30:17Jacob’s passion and why these tips don’t work on kids
    10. 32:04Who should speak first about compensation
    11. 35:36Understanding power
    12. 39:52Breaking out of salary bands by focusing on pain points
    13. 45:45Brief summary
    14. 47:20Selling the vacation: How to visualize success
    15. 50:07Controlling the narrative and planting seeds
    16. 59:01Jacob’s role as hype man
    17. 01:01:05Positioning yourself like a product
    18. 01:02:49Making the process frictionless for hiring managers
    19. 01:06:20Flipping the interview to extract information
    20. 01:12:17Five tactical tips for negotiating comp
    21. 01:21:45What to do when negotiations fall apart
    22. 01:25:05Why negotiation is different for every individual
    23. 01:28:55Why outcomes aren’t predetermined
    24. 01:32:52Wild Hollywood negotiation stories
    25. 01:37:35The first step you should take after getting an offer
    26. 01:40:30Jacob’s personal mission
    27. 01:44:42Lightning round and final thoughts
  • 03-12How I built a 1M+ subscriber newsletter and top 10 tech podcast | Lenny Rachitsky
    1. 00:00Introduction and role reversal
    2. 04:06What would Lenny be doing without the newsletter?
    3. 07:20The moments that led to starting the newsletter
    4. 09:58Does Lenny still enjoy the work?
    5. 12:42Stress management and misophonia
    6. 14:00The psychedelic trip that changed everything
    7. 15:45Online happiness course and baseline optimization
    8. 17:30Thunder round: Lenny’s misophonia worst sounds
    9. 20:20What makes Michelle’s charts so shareable
    10. 23:55Where chart ideas come from (and why meditation helps)
    11. 26:59Where does “Lenny” come from?
    12. 28:54Being recognized in public
    13. 31:24Early projects
    14. 36:30Michelle and Lenny’s yin and yang
    15. 37:49Missing office culture (but not really)
    16. 39:37Lenny’s face blindness
    17. 40:47The $100M fraud attack story
    18. 42:50Michelle’s childbirth emergency
    19. 47:22Michelle’s creative process
    20. 51:58Lenny’s favorite children’s books
    21. 54:00Product management lessons in parenting
    22. 55:31Defining product management in five words
    23. 58:23Why Michelle pivoted to children’s books
    24. 01:01:30The power of iteration and real experience
  • 03-08The most successful AI company you’ve never heard of | Qasar Younis
    1. 00:00Introduction to Qasar and Applied Intuition
    2. 04:01The optimistic vision: How AI will create abundance
    3. 08:49Why anxiety about AI comes from misunderstanding—and how to fight fear with know
    4. 12:58The market sell-off explained
    5. 16:31Self-driving cars: Why 30,000 annual deaths prove we need autonomy now
    6. 20:22The spectrum of physical AI
    7. 28:00How AI is coming just in time
    8. 33:26Why comparing Chinese AI companies to American AI companies is a category error
    9. 39:12Why Qasar finally joined Twitter after staying silent for a decade
    10. 45:08Why successful companies almost always show early signs of traction
    11. 50:40Applied Intuition’s core values
    12. 56:00Why the company cleans its own office—and never spent a dollar of raised capital
    13. 58:50Quasar’s reading philosophy
    14. 01:06:14How to operationalize listening to naysayers
    15. 01:12:53The importance of decisiveness
    16. 01:14:55Removing emotions from decisions
    17. 01:19:02Why most Silicon Valley CEOs don’t have great taste—and how to develop it
  • 03-01The design process is dead. Here’s what’s replacing it. | Jenny Wen (head of design at Claude)
    1. 00:00Introduction to Jenny Wen
    2. 04:23Why the traditional design process is dead
    3. 06:33The two new types of design work
    4. 10:00How widespread this shift will be
    5. 13:00Day-to-day life as a designer at Anthropic
    6. 18:45Jenny’s AI stack
    7. 20:03Why Figma still matters for exploration
    8. 22:25Advice for working with engineers
    9. 24:19How to maintain craft, quality, and trust in the AI era
    10. 27:35Will AI ever have “taste”?
    11. 31:38The future of chatbot interfaces
    12. 35:33Moving from director back to IC
    13. 41:00The 10-day build of Claude Cowork
    14. 46:06Hiring: the three archetypes
    15. 50:44Advice for new and senior designers
    16. 54:42The value of “low leverage” tasks for managers
    17. 57:52Why the best teams roast each other
    18. 01:01:45The legibility framework
    19. 01:07:22Lightning round and final thoughts