Flagship Partner

You are not buying an audience. You are buying the room.

The Artificial Intelligence Podcast is a show whose guests are founders, CEOs, and CFOs. One flagship partner per show sits in that room every week, and when the right person is in the chair, the host introduces you as a friend would.

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The room

The people the host talks to, not the people who follow the show. September 2026 figures.

Measure	First-degree network	Wrote back personally	Held a call	Recorded an episode
People	7,852	3,437	288	111
Founders, owners, CEOs, presidents, C-level	3,173	1,292	134	53
Combined revenue the decision makers control, each company once	$1.9 trillion	$558 billion	$3.8 billion	$1.0 billion
Companies at $20M+	637	197	22	9
US-based, where known	79%	79%	81%	82%

Swipe the table sideways to see every column.

637 first-degree decision makers run companies doing $20M or more; 112 run companies doing $1 billion or more.
Founders are the largest group at every depth, and their share rises the deeper you go.
August 2026: 28 calls held and 12 episodes recorded, the busiest month on record, and the pace the seat draws from.
The top 52 decision makers in the network are all at billion-dollar companies, median $16.6 billion, and carry 619,000 followers between them.

The seat

One flagship partner per show. Whoever holds it, holds it alone. The second flagship seat exists only when the second show opens.

What comes with the seat

Your name in the room every week. The host says it on every episode of the show, to the guest in the chair and to the network that sees every episode post.
A question planted where your problem lives. When a guest's world touches yours, the host asks the question that opens the door.
Introduced as a friend would. When the right person has been in the chair, the host mentions you by name at the end of the conversation and connects the two of you on LinkedIn. Four a month is the cadence.
Direction. Tell us the markets and roles you want in the chair, and the show's invitations aim there.
The second circle. The show carries a following in the hundreds of thousands on LinkedIn alongside the host's concentrated network. The bullseye and the volume, together.

Not a lead list.
Not a booked-meeting quota.
Not an ad slot priced on listener counts.

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Book the 20 minutes. We sign on the call. The agreement is two pages and says exactly what this page says.

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You are not buying an audience. You are buying the room.

The room

The seat

What comes with the seat

What you do

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