Recode Radio presents Recode Decode, hosted by Cara Swisher, powered by digital media.

I'm Cara Swisher, Executive Editor of Recode, and you're listening to Recode Decode, a

podcast about tech and media's key players, big ideas, and how they're changing the world

we live in. This is our special weekly segment with host Peter Kafka, Recode Senior Editor

and Producer of the Code Media Conference. Joining Peter each week are some of his favorite

covers and shakers in the media world. This week Peter talked to Chet Kenogia, the former

founder and CEO of ARIO, a web TV startup that shut down after losing a legal battle that

made it to the Supreme Court. Now Kenogia is back with a new company called Project

Desiable. That sounds noisy. Here's Peter.

Thanks Cara, I'm here with Chet Kenogia, who many of you know is the guy behind ARIO, and

he's now the guy behind a new company called Starry. He just introduced it a couple

of hours ago. Thank you for coming up here. Chet, we can talk about ARIO and we will, but

why don't you explain what Starry is, first of all?

So Starry is a pretty big effort that spans, and we kind of looked at the market and said,

you know, there's an interesting opportunity in providing an end-to-end experience for the consumer

for both broadband access and in-home how you experience that access that you get.

I'm going to stop you there because the main thing you're doing right is you want to create

a new broadband service that you're going to sell that's going to compete with the existing

basically monopoly and do-oply of cable and teleco providers.

And we believe that sort of the Internet of Things and the entire experience and stitching

all that together is a really interesting opportunity. And I think we both kind of go together,

you know, we would get calls from people that said, hey, you know, my video is buffering or this

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