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Brad Jacobs has started eight separate billion-dollar companies, completed 500 different acquisitions, and raised approximately $50 billion in capital over his lifetime.
Brad Jacobs raised $750 million for his new company from two investors, one contributing $400 million and the other $350 million, after they learned about him from the 'Founders' podcast.
Pat McAfee's show had a single presenting sponsor pay $30 million for one ad slot for one year.
Charlie Munger's main advice to a group of entrepreneurs including David Senra was to 'build a seamless web of deserved trust with really high quality people and talk to nobody else.'
An episode of the Founders podcast on Brad Jacobs' first book, 'How to Make a Few Billion Dollars', went viral and was listened to by approximately one million people.
David Senra's new podcast is produced by Scion Media, the media company founded by Andrew Huberman and Rob Moore.
Scion Media, which built Andrew Huberman's podcast into the biggest health podcast in the world, was actively looking to recruit creators similar to Andrew Huberman in different domains.
David Senra declined an offer to move his 'Founders' podcast to Scion Media's network because he had already made a verbal agreement to join Patrick O'Shaughnessy's company, Colossus.
Patrick O'Shaughnessy told David Senra that he got more out of Spotify founder Daniel Ek in a four-hour dinner conversation than O'Shaughnessy had in four years of knowing him.
David Senra's new podcast focuses on conversations with entrepreneurs who have demonstrated long-term durability, such as Daniel Ek (20 years at Spotify), Michael Dell (41 years as an entrepreneur), and Brad Jacobs (46 years as an entrepreneur).
David Senra is attempting to secure the first-ever podcast interview with a 71-year-old founder who recently sold his company for $60 billion after working on it since he was 20.
Michael Dell's endorsement of the 'Founders' podcast led to a multi-year partnership for David Senra, after a friend discovered that 10 to 15 of his billionaire acquaintances listen to the show.