Let’s imagine a scenario where all your contacts are wiped from your phone, and the only way to recover them is to identify each person using your chat history. Most of us would do well; your brother always types ‘u’ instead of ‘you,’ your best friend always ends each message with an ‘xx,’ and your

By Jasmine Chan Hilarious, bite-sized commentary Bill Simmons is a regular fixture in the American entertainment scene. He’s a sportswriter, author, talk show host, and the founder and CEO of the sports and pop culture website, The Ringer. Produced by The Ringer, The Hottest Take is Simmons’s newest project, where he and his friends discuss

By Kelly Cho A subtly provocative use of the podcast medium Moonface is a six-episode, independent audio drama created by James Kim, an established podcast producer based in Los Angeles. Kim’s life inspires the semi-autobiographical story: Paul is a Korean-American in his 20s who’s passionate about sound art. The plot centers around his efforts to

If there’s any genre that the startup community collectively loves, it’s a self-help book, whether it be about negotiation or growth hacking. I am more of a fiction lover, so if I were to read any self-help book, Mohsin Hamid’s How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia seemed like the right place to start.

A Painfully Honest Field Guide to the Startup World Written by Moz Founder Rand Fishkin, Lost and Founder is a practical account of the ins and outs of building a tech startup, from product development to fundraising, growth hacking to leadership. Prior to its publication, Fishkin was known for being a respected authority on SEO

By Khadija Azhar   While most self-help books make interesting bedside reads, they seldom offer much more than repetitive–often unsubstantiated–advice.    Enter Edge. Written by Harvard Business School professor Laura Huang, the book distills years of award-winning research into actionable suggestions on positioning yourself for success in any sphere of life. It promises to “show