Rod Bishop

Episode 68 guest

Rod Bishop

Startup founder and listco CEO, New Zealander (kiwi) expat living in Australia, #nostr #austrich , dad.

About

Rod Bishop is the founder of Shosho, a mobile live-streaming and marketplace application built on the decentralized Nostr network, that allows creators to broadcast directly from their phone camera or connect via RTMP/OBS, interact with viewers through live chat, and receive zaps.

Rod also founded Jayride.com the world’s leading publicly listed airport transfers marketplace, where travellers compare and book rides around the world.

Rod is a thought-leader on transport technology, a non-executive director of Sydney’s leading startup community Fishburners, and an active voice in Sydney’s technology startup ecosystem.

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Snacks connected through Rod Bishop's episodes.

Business & Markets

The Founder’s Portfolio

Cheap AI experimentation lets a solo founder spread entrepreneurial risk across several business ideas instead of staking everything on one company.

Business & Markets

The Replication Advantage

AI lets small software entrants reproduce established products at far lower cost, creating a temporary opening to attack margins once protected by expensive technology.

Business & Markets

The Slow Drain on Software Margins

Cheap AI replication gives lean entrants an opening against high-margin software incumbents, but slow customer switching could stretch the contest over years.

AI Coding

When Coding Agents Became a Team

In 18 months, coding agents took Rod from needing someone else to build his ideas to supervising parallel teams that review their own work.

Business & Markets

When startup capital costs control

Rod’s experience shows how raising money to build a technology company can steadily turn a founder with control into an executive accountable to other owners.

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