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SSEHADA https://ssehada.com

This episode visits SSEHADA, the Seoul based platform operated by AbleCity that brings saju, the thousand year old East Asian four pillars tradition, onto modern software. Markus digs into the engineering behind it: true solar time calculated to the minute from the ...


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SmoothHiring https://smoothhiring.com

This episode looks at SmoothHiring, the Worthington, Ohio company behind an AI hiring platform built to predict which candidates will succeed and stay, rather than simply processing applications faster. Markus explores how patented behavioural science...


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MUMS Swedish Candy Co. https://www.mumscandy.com/

This episode looks at MUMS, The Swedish Candy Co., a Scandinavian confectionery brand built around a deceptively simple idea: less evil candy, no compromises. Markus walks through their range of authentic Swedish mixes, from sweet and so...


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Brtr&Pay https://brtrandpay.com/

This episode of The Next Biz Thing explores Brtr&Pay, a freelance services marketplace and creative collaboration platform built for actors, filmmakers, content creators and freelancers. Markus looks at why talent and cash flow so rarely arrive at t...


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Creative Rubber Stamps https://creativerubberstamps.com/

In this episode of The Next Biz Thing, Markus turns his attention to Creative Rubber Stamps, a graphic arts workshop in St. Cloud, Florida run by Gary Lay, who has spent more than thirty years in the trade. The episode look...


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