Hello and welcome to Danny in the Valley before we get to today's show.

I just want to take a moment to thank you guys.

If you follow me on the Twitters, you already know, but this past week we crossed what for me.

It was a very big personal milestone.

One million listens.

So, and given where we started, a tiny, tiny acorn, I'm pretty chuffed.

So I went back and checked on the first day of the first episode, a grand total of

32 people tuned in.

And that included my family, my friends. So effectively, nobody listened. Two years on,

here we are, about 100 episodes later, and we are trucking, as the Grateful Dead would say,

hopefully that doesn't date me too much. I really dig making the show, and when I get messages

and tweets and reviews, it's just really gratifying.

It's awesome. So please keep listening. Keep telling your friends. And next stop, who knows?

10 million? Anyhow, that's it. Thank you again. And now we can get to today's show.

Yo, technology. What is it all about? We got together and we're like, Paul, we're really sorry.

It's not quite working how we thought it was. We're sort of running out of money. And he didn't even

skip a beat. And he's like, that's okay. I'll give you another 50,000 go work on the next thing.

And coming out of the sort of British startup scene at that point where I feel like risk

tolerance was completely different, it was just mind blowing to us that we felt like we'd wasted a bunch

of his money and he was like, here, have some more and have another try.

On the program this week, we have Culver Tagar. He's a transplant from London here in San Francisco.

And he just has a really fascinating story to tell. So he is the CEO and co-founder of a company called

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