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Hi, everyone. Welcome to the A6 and Z podcast.

I'm Sonal.

So this week to continue our 10-year anniversary series since the founding of A6 and Z,

we're actually resurfacing some of our previous episodes featuring founders Mark

Andresen and Ben Horwitz.

If you haven't heard our latest episode with Stuart Butterfield turning the tables as the

entrepreneur interviewing them.

Please do check that out and other episodes in this series on our website at a6.com slash 10.

But this episode was recorded at our annual Innovation Summit in 2017 and features writer Stephen

B. Johnson interviewing them about everything from their relationship to creative

inspirations.

All right.

I'm delighted and honored to be here with you.

And we've got a lot to cover.

And what the kind of architecture for this conversation is, in a sense, we're going to

kind of zoom out.

We're going to start on a more personal level and broaden out to think a little bit about

tech cultures inside a given organization and then start thinking a little bit about tech cultures inside a given

organization and then start thinking a little bit more about broader social trends coming

out of technology and looking into the future a little bit. But I wanted to start with

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