Hello and welcome to Danny in the Valley. Before we get started today, I just wanted to thank you all for the reviews. We've zoomed past 150 five-star reviews in the iTunes stores in the U.S. and the UK, which is amazing. So please do keep those rolling in. If you like to show, it takes like two seconds, really. It's that quick. Or perhaps a tad longer if you're feeling loquacious but it really does

help others find the show plues so please do keep those coming in and one other note just seven

episodes into season two we're on the cusp of 100,000 listens which is amazing when we started

this thing which was really a bit on a whim the first couple days we had something like 40 people download.

It was pretty dire.

So we've come a long way.

And for that, I thank you sincerely.

But of course, we're still working very hard to make the show better,

tracking down the best guess, putting together those special reports.

And I thought, why not set a new goal? Let's go for

a million. Let's go for it. Tell a friend. We'll be a unicorn yet. We're not, but it's worth

trying, I think, no. But enough of that. Let's get to the business end of proceedings and on to

today's show. Yo, technology.

What is it all about?

The Taliban or the Soviets, whoever knew that families were escaping would stop them and

take anything that they had, you know, any money, any gold, anything that they had.

So it was a traumatic experience for any family that had gone through that.

And we ended up in Pakistan for seven years.

So this week we're doing something a bit different after back-to-back billionaires these last

couple weeks with Brian Chesky of Airbnb and Patrick Collison of Stripe, were both great.

I wanted to introduce you to someone who is on the other end of that entrepreneur continuum, and her name is Sophia Mafuse.

Sophia is only 26, but has lived quite a bit of life already, and when in 10 years' time, she's

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