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The Catapult Code
Produced for Qapita
About the show
The Catapult Code is a founder podcast from Qapita, hosted by Brendan Marshall (StartX, Stanford) and Ravi Ravulaparthi (CEO, Qapita). Most founder content lives at the extremes — the getting-started story, the unicorn headline. This show is built for the part in between: founders past early traction, scaling toward the next level, from both Silicon Valley and India.
Three episodes are live so far — opening with Jay Srinivasan (three startups, two exits to Google and Okta, now building Stitchflow), then Adeyemi Ajao of Base10 in the US, and the couple who helped build Indian venture capital.
Brendan Marshall
Host, The Catapult Code
“Everyone on this team genuinely cares.”
The show is live.
Three episodes and the launch films. Episode one is ours end to end; the US episodes we consult on and edit.
Ep. 1 — Jay Srinivasan, Stitchflow
3 startups, 2 exits, 1 passion: the zero-to-one challenge
Ep. 2 — Adeyemi Ajao, Base10
From a Spanish Facebook to a $2.6B fund: an AI bet on the real economy
Ep. 3 — Anjali Bansal & Sandeep Singhal
The couple who helped build Indian venture capital — Avaana & Nexus
The trailer
The season ahead, in two minutes
The teaser
Why the show exists, from the hosts
Our role
We produced the series end to end. Episode one shot in Mumbai; the US episodes we consult and edit, and finish all nine in house. Full post-production ownership.
Episode one and the launch films on this page are ours end to end — shoot, edit, grade, and sound. The US episodes (two and three) we consult on and edit.
- End-to-end series production
- Multi-city shoot coordination
- US episode consulting & edit
- Full post-production ownership
Three episodes are out. The rest of the season is in post.
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