There's no shortage of tech podcasts, but few give you a true dose of the future.

The A16Z podcast is an exception.

It takes you straight to the innovators behind new materials, data centers, self-driving cars,

even electric boats, eavesdrop on the future with the A16Z podcast.

HBR presents.

Welcome to the exponential view podcast.

I'm your host, Azim Azar.

Now every week I speak to the people shaping our future as an entrepreneur and analyst

and investor.

I've been on the inside of the tech industry for over 20 years.

And during that time I have observed how exponentially developing technologies are

changing the face of our economies, business models, and culture in unexpected ways.

I wrote about those changes in my book, the exponential age, and I dig into them every

week in my newsletter, exponential view, and of course on this podcast.

Now my guest this week is an entrepreneur working on an issue that is as difficult as it is

important, removing excess carbon dioxide from our atmosphere.

Michelle Yu runs Supercritical, which helps companies get to net zero by measuring their carbon emissions,

reducing that output and buying high quality carbon dioxide removals that permanently extract

CO2 from the atmosphere.

Michelle is part of a wave of entrepreneurs who got their start in consumer or business

to business internet companies and are now turning their attention squarely to climate.

She co-founded the Music Recommendation Service Song Kick where she was also chief product

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