Edward: I imagine it's more like the Air Force drone pilots who are in license and I don't think I could ever sit and fly a drone through a screen once you've been up in the air

Cathy: Then what we also saw was that we needed air service. We made sure that we were involved in airline development, and making sure that we are talking to airlines People are buying business-class seats, so we should have more air service." You're looking to make sure that, obviously, airlines are getting the people that are there to be able Chad: We talked with Douglas Atkin from Airbnb, and he said that they

Best-selling author, branding expert and former Airbnb global head of community, Douglas Atkin, returns The first one was about how Airbnb found its purpose and why it's a good one. We call it mission in Airbnb. So he said, I said, what comes first? There's now 500 of them in Airbnb globally. And I'm putting them up in Airbnbs and so, but there are many others.

So we will know, hey, if you have to get a job as a front end engineer at Airbnb, here are the skills they're recruiting for, and we have those skills, we will actually recommend you to the right job at Airbnb

But there's a lot more to a candidate that today, and in your lifetime and my lifetime, it ain't going

But you aim for it, you work towards it and go towards the best result. You go to Google today and directions to the airport or your search and meatloaf recipes or you search

They're a billion dollar company according to Aim Group recent study.

And then also as you continue to grow, one of the things that we heard from Douglas Atkin from Airbnb

I'm just not sure, I think it's kind of like he was airlifted into the Titanic after it hit the fucking Joel: I can remember the AIDS epidemic and I'm sure you, you do as well. Reagan wouldn't even say the word AIDS or HIV on television.

What happens when the New York Attorney General slaps a subpoena on the young upstart Airbnb in 2013 Listen to this amazing story which embodies Airbnb's brand straight from best-selling author, cult branding expert and former Airbnb global head of community. I mean remember almost everyone in Airbnb is a host themselves, and certainly a guest. But do you know anyone that Airbnb or anyone who rents Airbnb they would know that.

One wants to join the Air Force, so she's out. Delta is the first airline to explore first of its kind wearable robotic exoskeleton to bolster employee

CVS and I quote, he says, "It's refreshing to get brand insights from people who don't drink the Kool Aid Joel: Yeah, Pete, we may not drink the Kool Aid, but god damn it, we're drinking cough syrup from CVS

Joel: It's like an air ball at the end of it. We're running out of time.

where-remember when I posted on LI, I think it was your status, where I was like, "Hey why do you guys get free AirPods I don't get free AirPods." Joel: Yeah. Get a podcast and you'll get free AirPods. Rick: Trying to bribe me with AirPods so I would take a meeting with him. Joel: That's not bad. Rick: Airplanes... Joel: Yeah, airplanes and rockets. Rick: I heard healthcare not too long ago.

Whether it's Airbnb, anyone can fit in anywhere, or name any sort of cult brand out there that has a

Today's podcast is straight out of Rome and was that surprise breath of fresh air everybody really needs Emily: On the flip side, if you're in tourism or you're in the airlines industry, you're seeing a new

people now that can make great amounts of wealth without ever stepping into an office or getting on an airplane

And they're having hard times at Delta Airlines, I'm sure, she has much bigger problems than what I think Remember when we talked about Delta Airlines, you know, with the revenue share with their employees and

Chad: It's a band-aid. Venkat: Yeah, it's a band-aid. It's a long battle.

Joel: Ain't that rough enough? What's up everybody. And he was head of culture at Airbnb. And we've bridged this topic about work from home.

These will air on the 19th, tatech.org, register today if you haven't already. Our favorite Russian, Aida Fazylova at XOR.ai. 50 of those in your fucking warehouse, just running the entire time, UVing the shit out of stuff, on airplanes

Expedia, Travelocity, none of these guys have any relationship with airlines, they just talk to Sabre

Did you see that story about the air force or Defense Department unveiling UFO videos from the last 20

After that, the guys took aim at Google, LinkedIn, Indeed, Dice, CareerBuilder, Monster … all the usual