"Molly O'Shea is a name-dropper. There's good reason for that. I count 29 big names in tech mentioned over our hourlong call. She told me about recently moderating a panel with Kalshi cofounders Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara. Ken Griffin took the stage after her. O'Shea breezily referenced talking about the state of new media with the TBPN bros in Peter Thiel's house."
"Her podcast's name, Sourcery, references "sourcing deals," but it better represents O'Shea's talent herself. She'sclearlysourced up, sporting an ever-growing rolodex of tech's biggest names. After buzzy interviews with Palantir CEO Alex Karp and Anduril cofounder Palmer Luckey, O'Shea's platform has quickly grown. So have her critics, some of whom say she should ask tougher questions. But her core audience - investors in the world of tech and finance - seem to love that she's in the know."
Molly O'Shea leverages an extensive Rolodex of high-profile tech executives to build a fast-growing podcast audience. Her platform features buzzy interviews with figures like Palantir CEO Alex Karp and Anduril cofounder Palmer Luckey and benefits from access to prominent industry events and panels. O'Shea frames her approach around industry trust and a background in venture capital, saying she is institutionally trained not to get canceled. Some critics urge tougher questioning, while core listeners—largely investors in tech and finance—value insider perspective and access. Her career path moved from NYU studio art toward venture capital and deal sourcing.
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