Sarah Biller

It's an experience.

I had a woman on the show recently, Sarah Biller, who grew up in West Virginia.

And that's where I did my first class five Whitewater Rapids.

And that time of year that we went in the spring, it was cold.

And then there was people that grew up in big families and I can relate to them.

So I had a little bit of a little bit of both.

your mom sounds like a very strong woman um my mom my folks divorced when i was young too so my mom helped put my sister and i through private school too um back when public schools weren't too bad um not judging public schools today but back then and uh that was like the early 70s uh mid 70s going to private school was an expensive choice for my mom but she managed to do it so i'm I'm kind of curious.

It sounds like your mom was a really strong woman.

We've got a pair of interviews for you today from a couple of different conferences that we've attended, not in the very recent past.

We'll be speaking to Sarah Biller, who's the co-founder of FinTech Sandbox and a serial entrepreneur.

Caught up with her at Boston FinTech Week and sharing some reflections she has about the likely impact of agentic AI on financial services.

Along that same path, Dan Murphy of Allon Advisors, drawing connections between agentic AI and the open banking and Section 1033 situation that we've been talking about for longer than is probably healthy.

We actually wound up unexpectedly missing a week last week because things have just been so hectic.

kind of counting backwards, Boston FinTech Week.

I was a first time attendee there the week of September 21, where I got my first interview here with Sarah Biller.

Really impressive event and really enjoyed seeing the Boston scene kind of up close and personal.