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February 2022

Nissue #51: Nish Nadaraja, Editor of In Search Of Lost Answers, Me.
What can I say about this next guest? I feel like I’ve known him my entire life. Born in Zambia to parents of Sri Lankan descent, his family moved to…
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Nissue #50: Jane Nadaraja, Creator Marketing at Patreon, My Wife.
If you have been a faithful reader of In Search Of Lost Answers (or if you just know me in person), you know that for better or worse, Yelp has been a…
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Nissue #49: Irangani Nadaraja, Retired Anesthesiologist, My Mom.
Not so long ago, I interviewed Nagendra Nadaraja aka My Dad for In Search Of Lost Answers. That nissue quickly became a “fan favorite” — and it was a…
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Nissue #48: Anna Brockway, Vintage Fanatic and Co-founder of Chairish.
One of the benefits of being stuck inside during these last few years is that we’ve all been forced into becoming better homemakers. For my family, that…
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January 2022

Nissue #47: Toby Barlow, Author.
If you know me, you might know that I have had an abnormal obsession with Detroit. The city has been on a comeback in recent years and there’s something…
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Nissue #46: David Spinks, Co-Founder of CMX.
Out here in Silicon Valley, I am probably still best known for my time at Yelp, which goes all the way back to the end of 2004. Imagine a time when we…
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Nissue #45: Sejal Shah, Author.
Sejal Shah is the author of This Is One Way to Dance, a collection of essays that was named a Best Book of the Year by NPR, recommended in The New York…
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Nissue #44, Gabby Pavelko, Founder of Good People.
Happy New Year, it’s good to be back in the high life again. And that makes a lot of sense, seeing how Nissue #44 is all about Gabby Pavelko, the…
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