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How will healthcare innovation and the role of venture capital shape the future of healthcare? Annie Lamont, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Oak HC/FT, a leading healthcare investment firm, emphasizes the importance of young, innovative companies supported by venture capital in driving change in the industry. She discusses the need for integrated healthcare financing and delivery, focusing on primary care and value-based payment models. Annie envisions a future where healthcare is delivered in homes through technology and virtual care, with hospitals specializing in acute care. Despite challenges, her optimism about healthcare innovation and value-based care models prevails. Explore the future of healthcare along with Health2049 co-host Jason Helgerson in this insightful conversation.

Annie Lamont

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Timestamps:

• Annie Lamont’s background. [03:35] 
• A vision for health care in 2049. [04:47] 
• Where will it be delivered? [08:45]
• Will it be a virtual first system? [11:01] 
• Will technology be the first line of care? [12:49]
• The role of the doctor and nurse. [14:26] 
• Where will innovation come from? [17:54]
• How can they scale and grow? [21:29] 
• The role of insurance companies. [24:24] 
• The role of the hospital. [26:10] 
• Will it be more or less political? [28:15]
• Politics around local hospitals. [31:12] 

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The State of Podcasts is a series of podcasts detailing the controversial, biased and stupid opinions of its two hosts, this is one of them. 

This weeks feature is based around Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Spider-Man: No Way Home & More

Michael and Julian discuss:

1.  Planning Michael's Next US Vacation.  As a UK citizen, Michael is not yet allowed to travel to the US. However, he is looking forward to when the rules change. We talk about a potential trip that includes train travel (yawn), Los Angeles, Texas, New Orleans, and a road trip to Florida
2. Why are there no workers in the US or the UK? Both countries seem to have a dearth of workers at the current time, but for slightly different reasons. Julian and Michael explore these reasons
3. Part 4 of a series on Education. With help from Daughter #1 and #2, Julian talks about High School cliques.  Jocks, Nerds, Stoners, outcasts, etc. Do these cliques really exist or are they mainly the construct of Hollywood?
4. Bloopers. Just one this week. We must be getting better at this podcast thing

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Learn more about how America's culture developed in Julian Bishop's High, Wide, and Handsome.

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In this episode, we explore high-touch venture investing models - in particular, venture development and talent investing, as well as peer-selected investment. 

2:16 - an introduction to accelerator programs and their objectives, with Catalyst Fund's Aaron Fu.
3:47 - a discussion with Adedana Ashebir on Village Capital's peer-selected investment model.
6:16 - Founders Factory Africa's Lwazi Wali and Sam Sturm on venture building and the merits of a human capital intensive investment model.
10:20 - GreenTec Capital Partners takes their venture building model one step further. We hear from Erick Yong on GreenTec's Results for Equity model.
16:07 - Then, Catalyst Fund takes their venture building model yet another step further. As Maelis Carraro explains, their program offers venture building as a grant and does not take any equity in the startups in their portfolio. 
22:55 - While the aforementioned programs support existing startups, Antler's startup generator investment model brings individuals into a cohort to co-found startups with other participants in the program. We hear from Selam Kebede on the merits of this model for African markets.
27:59 - The Flip's founder, Justin Norman and executive producer, Sayo Folawiyo, discuss their takeaways episode, and Sayo shares his experience, from a founder's perspective, as a participant in startup programs.

In this episode, we explore high-touch venture investing models - in particular, venture development and talent investing, as well as peer-selected investment. 

2:16 - an introduction to accelerator programs and their objectives, with Catalyst Fund's Aaron Fu.
3:47 - a discussion with Adedana Ashebir on Village Capital's peer-selected investment model.
6:16 - Founders Factory Africa's Lwazi Wali and Sam Sturm on venture building and the merits of a human capital intensive investment model.
10:20 - GreenTec Capital Partners takes their venture building model one step further. We hear from Erick Yong on GreenTec's Results for Equity model.
16:07 - Then, Catalyst Fund takes their venture building model yet another step further. As Maelis Carraro explains, their program offers venture building as a grant and does not take any equity in the startups in their portfolio. 
22:55 - While the aforementioned programs support existing startups, Antler's startup generator investment model brings individuals into a cohort to co-found startups with other participants in the program. We hear from Selam Kebede on the merits of this model for African markets.
27:59 - The Flip's founder, Justin Norman and executive producer, Sayo Folawiyo, discuss their takeaways episode, and Sayo shares his experience, from a founder's perspective, as a participant in startup programs.