The rest of the world
Beyond Silicon Valley
Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific covered by people who live there — because the American shows will not tell you how any of it works.
Most angel investing content is made in the United States and quietly assumes American conditions: American instruments, American valuations, an American acquisition market, and a regulatory environment that does not travel. An angel investing anywhere else who listens only to American shows is being systematically miscalibrated.
These shows fix that, and they also cover the structural questions that decide whether an investment outside the US is even possible — where the company should incorporate, whether a local investor base exists, and what the realistic exit universe looks like.
Coverage is genuinely uneven by region, and we have not padded the list to disguise it. Latin America in particular is served by fewer credible English-language shows than the size of its ecosystem warrants.
- 01Startup Europe — The Sifted Podcast
European ecosystems treated as separate places rather than as a single market with London at the centre.
- 02Crossing Borders
The structural questions about Latin America — the Delaware parent, dollar capital against local revenue, and which markets have a real local investor base.
- 03BRAVE Southeast Asia Tech
Southeast Asia as six distinct markets, including the Singapore holding structure that governs how most of the region is actually invested in.
- 04The Neon Show
India, where the unit economics and the regulatory constraints have no real equivalent anywhere else.
- 05Riding Unicorns
The UK specifically, and the calibration that comes from hearing what a good year looks like in a smaller market.