Senra: Producing one hour of Founders audio requires 40 hours of research
David Senra · David Senra on How to Become a World Class Founder · Jan 27, 2025 · at 28:15
David Senra, creator and host of the Founders podcast, discusses his reading workflow and production process with Greg Isenberg.
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“Usually for every one hour of audio that I produce, it takes about 40 hours of reading and research.”
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