Sami Khoreibi
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Sami Khoreibi is an entrepreneur and investor who appeared as a guest on the podcast 'This Week in Startups'. He is known for his work in the startup and technology ecosystem.
What Sami Khoreibi has said on podcasts
6 statements
Reverse osmosis is required to remove PFAS from tap water.
“those require something as robust as reverse osmosis, which is our next step of filtration.”
Open the episode · What we'll learn from Anthropic's $2-$3T IPO | E2325Listen at 20:07
Reverse osmosis removes contaminants but also reduces water flavor and texture.
“That strips the water of everything, makes it perfectly clean, but makes it flat.”
Open the episode · What we'll learn from Anthropic's $2-$3T IPO | E2325Listen at 20:12
Dogs consistently prefer Wisewell water over tap water in the company’s test.
“10 times out of 10, your dog will go to the I swell water.”
Open the episode · What we'll learn from Anthropic's $2-$3T IPO | E2325Listen at 32:02
Male fertility has declined approximately 30%.
“male fertility has declined by around 30%.”
Open the episode · What we'll learn from Anthropic's $2-$3T IPO | E2325Listen at 37:45
Plastic water bottles may receive a surgeon general’s warning within ten years.
“I wouldn't be surprised if we see a surgeon general's warning on a plastic bottle in the next decade.”
Open the episode · What we'll learn from Anthropic's $2-$3T IPO | E2325Listen at 37:54
Wisewell devices are used approximately 15 times daily by subscribers.
“Our average wise well is. Is used 25 times. Sorry, it's used 15 times a day by our subscribers”
Open the episode · What we'll learn from Anthropic's $2-$3T IPO | E2325Listen at 41:12
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3 episodes featuring Sami Khoreibi
This Week in Startups
Anthropic rumored to target massive trillion dollar valuation in upcoming IPO
This episode unpacks how massive AI valuations and physical automation are reshaping both public markets and labor-intensive industries like construction.
Aug 15, 2026 · 1h 20m
Up First from NPR
Trump’s Iran claims collide with unresolved Hormuz talks
The episode connects a constitutional fight over citizenship with a war-driven crisis testing U.S. credibility, economic pressure, and control of a vital waterway.
Aug 7, 2026 · 14 min
Up First from NPR
Hormuz talks collide with Michigan’s Senate fight and Trump’s economic pitch
The episode connects a potentially consequential shipping crisis with two political tests of whether leaders can persuade voters amid economic and cultural pressure.
Aug 6, 2026 · 16 min