How Tara Keeney's Walking Business Show Blew up in 9 Months | Fortune Daily

In January, Tara Keeney quit her corporate job, bought a $10 microphone, and decided she wanted to interview the world's biggest founders. Ten months later, her walking interview series, "Look Who I Found," is a hit, with each conversation cut into 90-second social clips. She's walked with Oprah, Kim Kardashian, Airbnb cofounder and CEO Brian Chesky, and Snap Inc. founder and CEO Evan Spiegel. Her pitch is simple: "Let's go for a walk." Keeney joins host Ellie Austin to talk about why she thinks entrepreneurship needs a rebrand, how she runs a one-woman business with an AI C-suite, and her plan to turn the show into the first building block of a billion-dollar media company. They also take on a big question: what does the rise of creators like Keeney mean for traditional business journalism, which asks hard questions and holds leaders to account? Also in this episode: The Beetaloo Basin breakthrough: Fortune Energy Editor Jordan Blum explains how this Australian region's similarity to Pennsylvania's shale country helped unlock energy resources after a decades-long search. The AI-era HR chief: CEOs want HR leaders who can decide which jobs AI should automate. Editorial Director Kristin Stoller explains why HR candidates are expected to have twice as many skills as a decade ago, and what that means for the job market and how companies are run. Subscribe to Fortune: https://fortune.com/subscribe/ Additional images courtesy of Getty Images