Discussed as a potential model for a small property venture in Stanley, with a tangent about the company's pandemic revenue losses.
Discussed as a potential investment, with Josh citing its revenue and pivot toward commercial leasing.
Discussed as potentially pivoting into commercial real estate and preparing to IPO.
Josh reads out Airbnb's announcement of a global ban on parties and events at listings.
Central theme of the episode: Josh's 2012 Airbnb stay with Mike Miller and Tommy's own illegal subletting experience.
Subject of a rumour, later clarified as false, that it had been banned in NSW during the pandemic.
Discussed as central to the Ikonns' travel lifestyle, joked about as a potential sponsor.
The hosts are staying in an LA Airbnb and debate dryer usage and whether to have booked a hotel instead.
Referenced as the basis for Trevor Long's 'Airbnb generation' concept about treating provided items as free.
Cited as an idea that was widely dismissed early on (letting strangers into your house) but succeeded.
Referenced multiple times in discussion of booking holiday accommodation, including Tommy's bucks party booking.
Discussed as technically illegal to operate in New York City, which affects their current accommodation.
Platform used to book an apartment for a film shoot that led to a mix-up with other guests already staying there.
Josh describes Airbnb verifying ID/passport in real time when booking accommodation.
Tommy and Josh discuss staying in an Airbnb in Echuca and Josh's early blog article promoting Airbnb.
Central topic of the episode — both hosts discuss using it as guests and as hosts.