Okay, we've got a great show for you today on this week in startups. I interview my friend Anthony

Castellania from Squarespace. As you know, they went public recently and he was last on the podcast

a decade ago, episode 100 or so. And now he's back a thousand episodes later. Squarespace has grown

from a couple of dozen people with him, racking servers, to 2,000 employees, a public company,

and he was in a very candid mood. We talked about his direct listening. We talked about

scaling a business, scaling a team, and he talked about, well, there are near-death experiences

as a company and why he's still engaged in Squarespace now more so than ever. In fact,

but before that, we're going to talk about some news. Adam, sorry, went on the today's show and

talked about the train wreck that is Instagram and Facebook and the Facebook papers. He actually

came up with and talked about some ideas that we talked about last week on the program in terms

of people taking a pause from their social media and maybe building in some monitoring tools for

parents. Finally, Bevy, which is a virtual events company, has fired an employee who's caught

being racist on video in Williamsburg this past weekend. And there's a ton of fallout. I think

this is an important discussion for startup founders and employees about your personal behavior

and how it relates to your company's reputation. Stick with us in a big, great episode.

This weekend startups is brought to you by LinkedIn Marketing to redeem a $100 LinkedIn ad credit

and launch your first campaign. Go to LinkedIn.com slash this weekend startups.

Silicon Valley Bank. For over 35 years, Silicon Valley Bank has been providing banking and

financial solutions for every stage of the startup journey. Learn more at svb.com slash twist.

And disruptive advertising. Sign up for a free digital marketing audit

at disruptiveadvertising.com slash twist. Plus, if you go into business with disruptive,

you'll receive a $250 gift card and a free Friday to Sunday ski trip in Utah.

...