Episode Synopsis "Episode 3 - The untold story of how two Aussie students built an app empire on the back of PokemonGo"

Former technology reporter Ben Grubb, founder of Sydney University's Incubate program James Alexander, and tech entrepreneur and founder of Schedugram Hugh Stephens have tea and beer and talk to Daniel Vassilev, developer of Audio Pocket and PokewhereGO, and Giselle Brand, co-founder of Health Copilot. They also discuss the iPhone 7 unveiling, the proliferation of health-tech startups and the latest in university bashing by leading Australian VCs who say entrepreneurship programs run by unis aren't the way to go. Skip to 40:30 if you want to hear Daniel's story only.

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