Traditionally, sending wires is likely one of the extra painful duties that any enterprise has to do. It has normally concerned going to a bodily bank department, filling out paper types and ready whereas the banker processes the wire. Not surprisingly, fintech has attacked this inefficient course of.
Our subsequent visitor on the Lend Academy Podcast is Marwan Forzley, the CEO and Founding father of Veem. Veem has created a web-based wire alternative that’s cheap and easy. They’ve additionally added lending into the combo and even helped their purchasers with the Paycheck Safety program.
This episode of the Lend Academy Podcast is sponsored by LendIt Fintech USA 2020. The world’s largest fintech occasion devoted to lending and digital banking goes digital in 2020.
PODCAST TRANSCRIPTION SESSION NO. 253-MARWAN FORZLEY
Welcome to the Lend Academy Podcast, Episode No. 253. That is your host, Peter Renton, Founding father of Lend Academy and Co-Founding father of LendIt Fintech.
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Right now’s episode is sponsored by Lendit Fintech USA, the world’s largest fintech occasion devoted to lending and digital banking goes digital. It’s taking place on-line September 29th by October 1st. This 12 months, with all the pieces that’s been occurring, there’ll be a lot to speak about. It would possible be our most necessary present ever. So, be a part of the fintech group on-line this 12 months the place you’ll meet the individuals who matter, study from the specialists and get enterprise executed. LendIt Fintech, lending and banking linked. Enroll in the present day at lendit.com/usa
Peter Renton: Right now on the present, I’m delighted to welcome Marwan Forzley, he’s the CEO and Founding father of Veem. Now, Veem is an attention-grabbing firm, they’ve centered on business-to-business funds, or as he likes to say Venmo for companies and so they’ve acquired a really technology-centric strategy and we get into that in some element. We undergo an instance the way it works, we speak in regards to the use circumstances, however the firm additionally does extra than simply funds.
They’ve began up a working capital product, they’re additionally concerned within the Paycheck Safety Program which we additionally speak about, we speak in regards to the blockchain know-how…the 5 totally different rails they’ve to truly ship funds. I assumed that was fascinating and we speak about what’s subsequent for the corporate. It was an enchanting interview, I hope you benefit from the present.
Welcome to the podcast, Marwan.
Marwan Forzley: Thanks and thanks for having me.
Peter: Okay. So, I’d wish to get this issues began by giving some background. I do know this isn’t your first rodeo so, why don’t you give the listeners slightly little bit of background about what you probably did earlier than Veem.
Marwan: Thanks, I began Veem again in 2014. I used to run e-commerce for Western Union. I acquired into Western Union by an acquisition of an organization referred to as eBillme which I based and offered to them. Previous to that, I used to be in one other startup that ended up with Nokia so I spent my profession forwards and backwards between startups and really giant corporations.
Peter: (laughs) And now, you’re again in a startup once more.
Marwan: Yeah, it’s addictive, I assume.
Peter: Proper, proper. So then perhaps….let’s simply take a step again and speak about Veem and the way do you describe it, what do you guys do?
Marwan: We make it actually easy for companies to pay and receives a commission world wide. It’s a wire alternative service, easiest approach to describe it’s it’s like Venmo for companies globally. So, for instance, you’re in California, you wish to ship cash to an organization in China, you log-in, all you have to do is enter the e-mail handle of the receiver in China (inaudible) and that’s it, the receiver will get a message…hey, you’re getting paid, that is the US greenback quantity, reveals your native foreign money. Whenever you settle for the cost, we decide up cash from one nation, deposit cash abroad.
Peter: They need to hyperlink their bank account, I think about, proper, to get their cash.
Marwan: Yeah, you hyperlink up your bank account on each ends, on the sending aspect and the receiving aspect.
Peter: Proper.
Marwan: Basically, we do that in 110 nations, 50 plus currencies, now we have about 200,000 companies that join to make use of Veem.
Peter: Okay, okay. So, I did say, it’s a wire a alternative then there’s an enormous number of corporations that will use wires so, is your goal market like anyone may ship something internationally, is that….who’s your goal market?
Marwan: Truly, domestically, I imply, now we have numerous clients that use us within the US to maneuver cash from California to New York, for instance. As an alternative of utilizing a test or bank wire, they use us as a result of it’s rather a lot less complicated than wire. So, they take off use circumstances clients have, they use us to pay suppliers, they use us to pay labor like contractor funds, they use us to maneuver cash inside their very own bank accounts and typically they use us to gather cash from patrons that they’ve world wide. That’s the varied use circumstances we’ve seen with Veem.
Peter: Okay. So, you mentioned you’ve acquired 200,000 companies, I can see that you may scale that…you take a look at Venmo or PayPal, I imply, PayPal has like a few hundred million companies I feel….not companies, a few hundred million accounts so that you’ve actually acquired loads of runway, I think about, that you are able to do it.
So, I’m inquisitive about the truth that we’ve had this sudden financial downturn, has this actually impacted you guys as effectively as a result of we’ve acquired…., there’s simply much less commerce taking place, clearly, much less worldwide commerce as effectively. So, how have you ever been impacted over the previous few weeks?
Marwan: The enterprise has had wonderful efficiency for the previous three months, throughout COVID, on all measures actually, , accounts, income, quantity and I’d describe it as follows.
COVID created two totally different worlds, one world is doing fairly effectively and the opposite is struggling and it’s going to take a while for it to get well. All of it boils all the way down to the system itself, like six ft aside, and so for those who’re required……something that requires bodily exchanges of products or providers, that world goes to take a while.
So, that’s like bodily retail and journey and all of the issues the place you actually depend upon folks subsequent to one another to exchange the products or require the service. In my world, I’ve loads of e-commerce retailers, loads of on-line companies, loads of provide chain and that world benefited really from the disruption as a result of the gross sales shifted on-line. So, what occurs is their companies picked up and we’ve benefited from that.
So, once more, it relies on what phase you’re in, however , e-commerce has executed phenomenally effectively this previous quarter. I’m not alone, I imply, PayPal had the identical steering, Adyen, Shopify, Amazon and all these companies, they’re all on the excessive finish in the intervening time with the general public markets in order that’s the broader phenomena that’s occurring.
Peter: Proper, proper, okay. So, that’s actually attention-grabbing and I think about, that…..I imply, I’d like to form of speak in regards to the interface and the way…..as a result of clearly everybody has acquired their accounting system, largely small companies are going to have Quickbooks or NetSuite, or Xero, or one thing like that, how does that truly work? Are you able to do that from inside these accounting suites, or do you have to exit to Veem and do interface, inform us how the tech works.
Marwan: Sure, we’re plugged into numerous accounting packages, Quickbooks, Xero, NetSuite and we’re plugged into Magento, Zapier, different methods as effectively. So, we’ve all the time had this perception that we should always go to you and dwell within the context of the surroundings that you simply work with versus the opposite means round.
So, for instance, for those who’re inside that suite and you’ve got a invoice that you have to pay, the invoice reveals up, Veem has a button on the invoice that basically connects Veem as one of many purposes to your surroundings. So, you click on on it and we take the information from NetSuite, we pas it to Veem by the API after which we ship the cost out to their recipient. So, that’s an instance of a model the place you do it from the context you’re in, from the surroundings you’re in inside NetSuite when the invoice reveals up, you do it on that invoice.
After which the great factor about that model is when the cost is accomplished, all of the standing of the transaction is reported again to NetSuite so, it closes it out for you. So, as a substitute of manually marking it, , that this transaction has been paid, or this bill has been accomplished, you possibly can synchronize it, simply the information, it’s coming again to Veem, we ship it again to NetSuite. That’s an instance of the way it all works. Does that make sense?
Peter: Yeah, yeah. So, , now we have to ship the occasional worldwide funds and what we’ve been utilizing is Transferwise, so perhaps….why are you guys higher, what’s the distinction between Veem and Transferwise?
Marwan: So, switch wires appears to be extra shopper than enterprise. We tailor extra to the enterprise surroundings and enterprise environments require integrations into accounting methods, cost approvals, account approvals, you might have accountants managing totally different accounts so the whole software program permits for that configuration to occur.
You are able to do single transactions, you are able to do mass the place you add a file and it sends it to a complete bunch of consumers. And likewise, the way in which we work, now we have each the sender and the receiver so what occurs…mainly, you should utilize the system to both ship, or request cash, it’s bi-directional. So, Transferwise is a remittance model the place you ship cash, there’s no request capabilities…I imply, there’s, but it surely’s not a model the place you might have the receiver on the platform that’s invoicing or requesting, it’s primarily ship.
Peter: Proper.
Marwan: So, these are all examples of variations between the Transferwise system and the Veem system. Our model can be depending on an e-mail, that’s all you have to ship cash. Their model is a bit heavier on the person expertise in that you have to get the receiver’s bank account info and bank particulars earlier than you ship cash out.
Peter: Yeah, yeah, acquired it. After we chatted lately, you have been speaking about how, , you might have a two-sided market and all these others have a one sided market as a result of, I think about, when somebody sends a cost to a different firm, you all of the sudden have the opportunity of having this firm or they’re going to have to truly settle for the cash they need to launch create the account, proper, so that you all of the sudden have a brand new person you possibly can market to. Is that sort of the way you’ve grown the enterprise?
Marwan: Sure, that’s right and that’s as a result of there’s additionally value to the receiver. So, one of many issues that occurs in bank wire is if you ship the cash, to begin with, you because the sender, you need to get a complete bunch of knowledge on the receiver; the receiver’s title, handle, enterprise title and handle, foreign money for Swift code, middleman banking code. Then you need to do it earlier than cut-off time after which if you ship the cost you actually don’t know what occurs to that cost till the receiver tells you, hey, I acquired your cash.
After which it’s equally painful to the receiver as a result of the receiver doesn’t know after they’re going to receives a commission so what occurs is that they’re going to go test the bank account on a regular basis to guarantee that there’s cash. When the cash reveals up within the bank account, you actually don’t know typically what’s going to occur, like how do I take that cash and determine which cash belongs to what bill as a result of the assertion particulars when the cash is deposited within the bank….there isn’t that a lot info given to you that this cash belongs to that bill.
And so, what we do at Veem is we add profit to the receiver so the receiver then is ready to monitor the transaction in order that they see cash coming to them, they watch it come to them. We additionally give them preferential pricing on international exchange after which they’ll reconcile it in order that they know what cash belongs to what bill and so they get the information and the cost collectively. So, if you obtain the cost, you’re receiving the cost together with the main points of the cost, bill, contract, no matter it’s that must be handed from the sender to the receiver as a result of, usually, if you’re doing bank wire, you might have three totally different methods which can be siloed. You’ve got the knowledge, the information itself, the bill that goes forwards and backwards between sender and receiver on e-mail, or different methods.
There’s the cost itself that occurs on banks and there’s the accounting methods the place you shut issues, you reconcile them. So, what we’re doing right here is we’re marrying these three issues collectively in an effort to originate out of your accounting system. The cost and the information come collectively, they go collectively; the receiver picks it up, they know which cost belong to what bill, they’re capable of monitor the transaction and get higher exchange charges.
Peter: Proper, acquired it. And so, you’re speaking companies right here…I imply, loads of companies ship very giant funds round….I imply, given the truth that you’re a very, , on-line play, how a lot are you able to go as much as, what’s form of a typical transaction measurement?
Marwan: You already know, a typical transaction is wire alternative so it’s someplace between, , $5,000 to $10,000 is the majority of the funds. We’ve dealt with transactions as lows as like $500, typically $100 for like expense funds or commissions and we’ve had transactions which can be very giant like a couple of million, $5 Million, $6 Million which can be, , for container funds, for giant shipments so it varies fairly a bit. There isn’t a restrict, however what occurs is the extra….the larger the quantity, the extra KYC and KYB required.
Peter: Proper, proper, understood. So, you don’t simply do funds, I do know you even have a working capital product for loans so, inform us why do you create that product and inform us slightly bit about it.
Marwan: Yeah, one of many issues that we observed once we have been speaking to clients is that working capital is a ache level to them as a result of that’s one other silent course of as a result of, usually, they’ve funds someplace after which they go apply for working capital loans or credit score traces some place else, usually, with lenders or banks. A great chunk of that information required to approve a loan is definitely cost information and KYC information which we’ve already acquired on you so, what we’re attempting to do is mainly take your KYC historical past on Veem, your cost historical past and, basically, automate underwriting choices, however within the context of the transaction.
So, for instance, if I’ve an bill that I have to pay… instance of that, I’ve the bill, it’s $10,000, I can both pay it now in full, or I pays it in six month-to-month installments. Basically, what we do is we take that information, we move it by companions, they underwrite it and, basically, you get to pay on installments.
The flip aspect of that, for instance, one other use case, when the bill was created, you can too have the bill paid on the spot which is a factoring sort product after which we will have the lender underwrite it. So, our position is….in our case, we’re dealing with the client, now we have the purchasers on the platform and we work with companions to underwrite, we originate, basically, the loans to the varied events we work with.
Peter: Proper, proper. And is that this….I imply, clearly, the lending enterprise is a monstrously large market, you’re actually focusing in your current clients, it appears like, or is that this one thing that you simply’re going to scale up in some unspecified time in the future?
Marwan: We consider it extra like funds is a extremely good approach to set up a relationship with the enterprise, with the client. In the event you accomplish a very powerful activity which is incomes their belief, as soon as you progress their cash, they mainly belief you. With that, we begin offering them different issues that may profit them. It solely is sensible when the information and the funds are all built-in collectively….
Peter: Proper.
Marwan: …so it helps you do one thing inside that you simply can’t do it some place else. In the event you do it some place else, you do it with a restriction. So, we’re not essentially like going into lending on our personal, we’re extra like up-selling to accounts which have a cost relationship with Veem. We’re, mainly, utilizing that information that will help you with lending choices. A great instance of that, or analogy might be Sq., Sq. began with funds and, in fact, they’ve capital and capital is, , it’s chunky enterprise for Sq. so, that’s instance or analogy.
Peter: Proper, proper, acquired it. You already know, I’m in your web site on my different display right here and I additionally observed you’ve acquired a Paycheck Safety Program providing right here. So, inform us slightly bit about that, , I wouldn’t have thought logically you guys can be closely concerned in that, however inform us about why you created that program.
Marwan: So, the start of COVID, we began speaking to clients and so they have been asking us extra questions in regards to the Veem capital product as a result of there was an enormous chunk in lending wants due to the market, besides that loads of the lenders began having points due to the market. So, on the similar time, the SBA began this system with the PPP venture. What’s attention-grabbing about that entire setting, , what’s required for PPP was mainly authentication of accounts so you possibly can KYC and KYB the client, you possibly can accumulate information to move to SBA and also you’ve acquired to basically handle the work circulate.
So, apparently sufficient, that’s we do with funds so we take KYC and KYB historical past on you to get you to make use of a system to pay that’s why now we have to KYC you after which we’re managing the work circulate to pay or request the funds, it’s really a piece circulate. And we’re very used to accumulating paperwork from you to then basically use that information to course of the funds. So, it was not essentially an enormous, , process that required a really totally different set of experience to go, , do a PPP Program.
So, what we ended up doing was we basically took the preliminary information from the client, handed it to the banks and the bank was really the one underwriting and managing the interactions with SBA. So, simply to be clear, we’re not a lender, we’re merely, , like an agent that handed the knowledge to their companions after which they underwrite the loan.
Peter: Yeah. I learn someplace, I feel Cross River Bank was one of many banks you guys have been working with, is that the first one you’re employed with, or you might have a complete vary of them?
Marwan: That was the first….we had different ones, however Cross River was the principle one we labored with for the PPP Program.
Peter: Proper, proper. I’m really going to get these guys on the present right here in slightly bit, an incredible job with so many individuals from the PPP. So then, we touched on the know-how, however I needed to…..I do know that it is a blockchain-based system, or crypto foreign money sort. The core of what you guys are doing relies on that so perhaps…..no, you don’t point out it, I imply, there’s one little hyperlink to blockchain in your web site, I can’t discover it just about anyplace else so inform us about…..you’ve been round for a very long time and clearly, post-Bitcoin, however nonetheless….inform us slightly bit about your sort of expertise with blockchain.
Marwan: Yeah. So, we’re fairly versed in blockchain issues and crypto issues, we’ve been utilizing that know-how since we began, since 2015. We used it to do an artificial cross from one foreign money to a different so the way in which the system works is basically, for each transaction there’s a buffer that routes between totally different rails, we name that multi-rail.
So, now we have 5 totally different strategies of transferring cash from level A to level B, now we have our personal bank accounts which is the default technique, we use playing cards, we will transfer cash to actual time to an account related together with your debit card, we work with third get together cost suppliers, now we have blockchain and now we have Swift as effectively for very giant transactions alongside totally different currencies.
So, within the context of blockchain, we mainly scan the varied cryptos, determine which one is the very best to work with, which finally ends up being…like the majority of Bitcoin, that’s the place the amount is. So, what we do is we go from US greenback to Bitcoin to Bitcoin to pesos, for instance, so if I’m sending cash to Mexico that’s what’s taking place. So, Bitcoin turns into a approach to cross from US greenback to pesos. Now, we don’t actually watch the Bitcoin price and we don’t carry stock, we go out and in.
Peter: Proper.
Marwan: We do it in order that, no matter what the price of the foreign money, we use it as a transportation mechanism to take US {dollars} and convert it into pesos on the opposite finish. The system is agnostic to all of the rails and truly the system is agnostic to any of the cryptos. It merely stands for whoever has probably the most quantity and simply picks it up. In follow, like the majority of the amount is on Bitcoin in order that’s what finally ends up taking place.
Peter: So, does that imply the majority of the funds you’re processing internationally goes by Bitcoin?
Marwan: No, no. So, Bitcoin is one in every of them like crypto is likely one of the rails, now we have 5 totally different ones.
Peter: Okay.
Marwan: Inside crypto, the majority of it’s like, I imply, all of it’s Bitcoin. So, the method on Bitcoin…..simply to be clear, I’m not holding Bitcoin.
Peter: Yeah, I understand that, yeah. So, if you say you’re agnostic on the channel to truly transmit this cash, what’s the deciding issue? Is it simply purely a value play that…what the…..
Marwan: No, no. The inputs to the model is mainly the scale of the transaction, foreign money per nation after which when do you want it by, what time would you like the transaction to land on the receiving finish. And so, it goes from anyplace from real-time to similar day to subsequent day and typically, relying on the nation if it’s actually lengthy tail, can go longer. So, these are the inputs. Now, what you get from crypto that’s totally different than others in that the transactions…I can cross from…as soon as I’ve US {dollars} and I wish to covert to pesos, that cross is mainly close to real-time as a result of I’m going out and in.
The opposite factor is, as a result of it occurs on the blockchain, I can monitor the cost. I can Google Map my cost, once more, I do know precisely the place the cost is at. And likewise, there’s no banking hours, you are able to do transactions in the course of the evening and you may inform the client, hey, your cash is within the nation when the banks open, you possibly can have it. At the least, , the client is aware of and so, it derives advantages which can be totally different than what you sometimes get from the opposite methods.
Peter: Proper, proper, okay, that is sensible.
Marwan: And we don’t……and simply to reply your query although, we used to have it extra outstanding on our communication, besides that once we’re coping with clients…..like one factor that we realized doing that is that clients don’t actually care about funds.
Peter: Proper, (laughs) they simply need the cash.
Marwan: Yeah, they simply wish to ship their T-shirts or bins or no matter they’re doing, that’s essentially what they need. The very last thing on their minds is definitely how funds work.
Peter: Proper.
Marwan: And so, we sort of simplify the communication. We mainly clarify how we ship the cost, when do you want it by, for example, the mechanics of truly the way it works.
Peter: Proper, proper, okay. So then, what’s what you are promoting model? How are you making a living?
Marwan: So, we generate income in a wide range of methods so, international exchange is one in every of them. Whenever you cross currencies from US {dollars} to Euro to Pound to RMB, we generate income on international exchange. We additionally generate income on charges for home funds and for funds that originate in US {dollars} and keep in US {dollars} internationally so, similar foreign money transactions. Domestically, it’s a greenback per transaction and price for US {dollars} is $20 per transaction. We additionally generate income on origination charges to lending companions for bringing transactions when a buyer needs to underwrite their invoices so we generate income that means.
Peter: Proper, proper, okay. So, mainly, if I’m sending cash overseas, I’m paying $20 and I’m sending cash contained in the nation it’s $1.
Marwan: In the event you’re sending cash internationally, it’s free. The receiver decides which approach to take the cash. In the event that they resolve to maintain it in US {dollars}, we cost the receiver $20.00. In the event that they select to soak up native foreign money, there isn’t any additional cost, that’s it. So, it’s the sender…..until you’re sending domestically, the sender is free on a regular basis.
Peter: Proper, acquired it, okay. Thanks for the clarification. So, are you able to give us a way of what scale you’re at, I imply, what number of transactions you’re doing a day. Simply give us some sense on the dimensions.
Marwan: We’ve got about simply over 200,000 companies, it doubles just about like yearly, the system doubles in measurement. So, it provides you an thought of the dimensions of it and chunk of the rationale why it doubles is due to the way in which it propagates as a result of each time there’s a sender, there’s additionally a receiver and typically the sender turns into the receiver and the receiver turns into the sender, On it’s personal, really, it does propagate and so, roughly each 12 months the variety of accounts double in measurement.
Peter: Proper, okay. How do you market, are you actually counting on this form of community impact to develop, or do you might have actually a focused advertising and marketing applications you’re working?
Marwan: So, chunk of the accounts come from the community, from our clients. That’s really the vast majority of the accounts, then there’s ….the brand new ones are typically…on-line is the largest channel, we get them by the net, now we have a gross sales crew as effectively for the bigger accounts and we get a bunch of accounts from companions, Quickbooks, Xero, NetSuite, like from the varied partnership channels, However, the vast majority of accounts come from clients who’re completely happy utilizing the system, they introduce us to different clients who then themselves prefer it and produce it ahead to different clients. That’s the bigger portion of how the system grows.
Peter: Proper. And to be clear, it’s a web-based system, proper. Is there a Veem app, or is all of it simply web-based?
Marwan: It’s web-based, but it surely’s adaptive to cell phones so the language that we write in, all of the screens are adaptable to no matter system you might have. It’s not a local app the place you obtain it, but it surely has a fairly optimized expertise to your cell phone.
Peter: Proper, proper, okay. So, final query then. You’ve a extremely attention-grabbing firm right here and clearly this may grow to be…I imply, the potential is very large, when take a look at say the following 12 months, what are you centered on?
Marwan: So, we’re taking a look at extra nations, extra currencies, extra integrations. Prospects love integrations so like all of the work we’re doing with Quickbooks and Xero, now we have a listing of packages that clients that need us to combine into. We’re positively involved in partnerships, usually, know distribute the product, but additionally add value to the expertise of lending, particularly, is of curiosity to us.
We’ve got a specific view that, , funds and lending are tied, they want one another. So, usually, if you’re servicing the purchasers and the factor that they want us as funds is lending and after they go to ask for any of the lending merchandise, you want funds as a historical past in order that whether or not you possibly can really underwrite or not as a result of that’s the place you get the historic value of the account. So, these merchandise are tied collectively and so, we’re positively involved in working with companions to determine how can we greatest optimize that have to the person.
Peter: Proper, proper, okay. Properly, better of luck, Marwan, it’s been fascinating chatting with you in the present day. Thanks for approaching the present.
Marwan: Thanks for having me.
Peter: Okay, my pleasure.
You already know, I fully agree with Marwan when he mentioned there that funds and lending are inextricably linked. You’re speaking in regards to the two largest verticals in fintech, funds and lending, and so they’re probably not staying as separate verticals anymore. I imply, we’re seeing that with Sq., with Sq. Capital. I imply, PayPal has a really giant lending operation now and on the opposite aspect you see Kabbage moving into funds, Fundbox is moving into funds.
So, we’re seeing this blurring of the traces and that mixed with this development in the direction of embedded finance is the place you’re going to see even non-financial corporations providing funds capabilities, providing lending capabilities and we’re seeing that already with corporations like Shopify. It’s going to be tremendous attention-grabbing to see how this development continues and Veem is effectively positioned right here. I imply, they’re actually constructing their enterprise with funds, however lending goes to offer income, it appears like, going ahead.
Anyway on that notice, I’ll log out. I very a lot recognize your listening and I’ll catch you subsequent time. Bye.
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