The 4th Node

By: Adam Edmunds & Nico Dato
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  • The 4th Node is a podcast that explores the history of technology and business in Utah by discussing some of the most well-known (and most unknown) events and businesses in the state’s history. While many have heard bits and pieces about these topics, many don’t know the stories that shaped the state and business community into what it is today. Starting with ARPA and the University of Utah becoming the 4th node of the internet to early powerhouses like WordPerfect and Novell to today’s modern SaaS companies. The 4th Node Podcast brings historic topics and prominent figures in business and technology together to tell these stories.
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Episodes
  • Gavin Christensen

    Gavin Christensen
    May 2 2024

    In this episode of 4th Node, we're thrilled to have Gavin Christensen on board! Gavin delves into his journey, sharing insights from his time at vSpring Capital and his pivotal role in founding Kickstart, the region's first seed-stage VC. Tune in to discover the fascinating story behind his ventures and the insights he gained along the way!
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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • Greg Butterfield

    Greg Butterfield
    Apr 9 2024

    Greg Butterfield joins the podcast to share his unique perspective on the beginning and evolution of Silicon Slopes as it mirrored his dynamic career starting from Word Perfect and Novell and moving to more recent companies like Vivint Solar, and Lumio.
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    54 mins
  • Todd Pedersen

    Todd Pedersen
    Mar 13 2024

    Todd Pedersen, the ultimate storyteller, joins the pod to discuss his early beginnings in Idaho, his path to entrepreneurship, and the founding of what would become Vivint, Inc.

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    1 hr and 32 mins

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