Hey everybody, Marshall here. I know you're not used to getting realignment content on Wednesdays,

but I've actually just launched a new podcast with On Deck. It's called The Deep End. And given the fact

the show is going to be of great interest to a lot of you, I wanted to take a chance to share our first episode on the feed.

The deep ends focused on builders, creators, and experts who are interested in big world-changing ideas.

So we focused on skipping the surface level and going really deep into a subject, whether it's the future of higher education, commerce, art, governance, longevity.

There's so many different things that we get to talk about in the show, and I'm incredibly excited.

Now, we're launching with three different episodes. So the first one, which we're actually going to feature for you all right now,

is a conversation with Eric Torenberg. Eric actually came on the show back in January, and I know a lot of you got to kick out of that.

So I decided to feature that here, but we also have two other episodes available on The Deep End's feed.

The first is a conversation with biology and other guests you all enjoy, focused on his idea around the network state.

And then the third and final guest is Catherine Boyle. She's a venture capitalist, and she's really interested in how you could use technology venture capital to solve public facing issues like housing,

healthcare, infrastructure that the government just simply can't keep up with. A lot of real great stuff. So here's my huge ask for all of you.

I know this is going to be a real great interest. I know you guys are going to love the show. So if you could go listen to this episode and then click the link to the podcast in the show notes, give it a five star review, share it with your friends, listen to the episodes of biology and Catherine.

I'd really appreciate it. So here's the episode. Let's dive in.

Welcome to The Deep End by On Deck, a podcast for visionary builders, creators and experts discussed world changing ideas. I'm your host, Marshall Kosslov. Let's dive in.

With The Deep End, we're creating space where we skip the surface level and go in depth into ideas that matter.

I'll be your guide as we explore possible futures of commerce, higher education, art, governments, longevity and more, with some of the most exciting figures in their respective fields.

Joining me today in The Deep End is Eric Torenberg, co-founder and chairman of On Deck. Many who discuss the future of higher education do it from a purely academic perspective, not Eric.

He's on a mission to build on deck into a modern educational institution for the future of work.

There's a reason why people are always tweeting about how the most talented people they know have joined on deck.

It's become the place, top talent and ambitious builders go to accelerate their ideas and careers, empowered by world class community of their peers.

On Deck is guided by Eric's compelling ideas about what's causing incumbent universities to fail and the opportunities that exist for new institutions that choose to chart a different path.

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