Vikram Rangraj's guest appearances

Vikram Rangraj

Constantly Calibrating Podcast (Gaming & Geek Culture)

The Thoughtful Entrepreneur

Lessons From A Failed Startup

Michael Clayton

Troy Baker

Chris Avellone

Ray Narvaez Jr

Cissy Jones

David Jaffe

Sean Baptiste

Kahlief Adams

Jared Petty

Lindsay Jones

Lauren Walsh

Kevin Wallace

Ashly Burch

Barbara Dunkelman

John Phipps

OwlTail

Vikram  Rangraj and his co-founder had a really awesome idea to build Dropleaf, a video game subscription service for all you can play video games. Essentially Netflix for video games. They got into the prestigious YCombinator in 2017 and had to shut down only 2 years later. Vikram is currently the Chief Academic Officer at Rize Education and he shared his experience of building and shutting down Dropleaf in 2017.Twitter: https://twitter.com/VRangrajLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vikram-rangraj/

Vikram  Rangraj and his co-founder had a really awesome idea to build Dropleaf, a video game subscription service for all you can play video games. Essentially Netflix for video games. They got into the prestigious YCombinator in 2017 and had to shut down only 2 years later. Vikram is currently the Chief Academic Officer at Rize Education and he shared his experience of building and shutting down Dropleaf in 2017. Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/VRangraj" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/VRangraj</a> LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/vikram-rangraj/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/vikram-rangraj/</a>

The story of YCombinator's Dropleaf (Netflix for video games) and why it failed, with Co-founder Vikram Rangraj (CAO @ Rize presently)

The nature of gaming and game purchasing is changing. There are many factors to this, but one is that there are just too many titles available, but not enough time to play or know what you like. This, in part, is where Dropleaf comes in: Dropleaf is a subscription program giving you unlimited access to a growing library of indie PC games. Their software will also learn your habits and interests through time played, giving you a better recommendation list for the future. Frankly, it's pretty fantastic, which is why Josh &amp; Brad had a chat with Vikram Rangraj, CEO of Dropleaf. Even if indie gaming isn't your thing, you can't go wrong with this episode, as it's one of our most entertaining yet. From discussing of the indie gaming marketplace, to Josh's odd health issues, to a look at the wonders that is Mortal Kombat X's inclusivity...no, seriously, you'll find plenty to listen to and enjoy. If Dropleaf seems like your thing, swing by their site and use offer code "ConCalPod" to net yourself a free month to sample their wares. Let us know your own thoughts on this or any other topics in the comments.

The nature of gaming and game purchasing is changing. There are many factors to this, but one is that there are just too many titles available, but not enough time to play or know what you like. This, in part, is where <a href="https://www.dropleaf.io/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Dropleaf</a> comes in: Dropleaf is a subscription program giving you unlimited access to a growing library of indie PC games. Their software will also learn your habits and interests through time played, giving you a better recommendation list for the future. Frankly, it's pretty fantastic, which is why Josh &amp; Brad had a chat with Vikram Rangraj, CEO of Dropleaf. Even if indie gaming isn't your thing, you can't go wrong with this episode, as it's one of our most entertaining yet. From discussing of the indie gaming marketplace, to Josh's odd health issues, to a look at the wonders that is <a href="https://blog.dropleaf.io/netherrealm-wins-inclusivity-d3ec5350bb5d" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Mortal Kombat X's inclusivity</a>...no, seriously, you'll find plenty to listen to and enjoy. If Dropleaf seems like your thing, swing by their site and use offer code "ConCalPod" to net yourself a free month to sample their wares. Let us know your own thoughts on this or any other topics in the comments.

Calibrating Dropleaf.io with Vikram Rangraj