Do you ever open your phone to check one thing and then realize you’ve been standing in the same just auto scrolling for 30 minutes? Do you think your kids might be doing the same thing? Now, there’s an app for that (no, really). The… Read More »Losing Time Online: There’s an App for That with Nitin Bhandari
Are social media and tech really eroding American democracy? How do other countries deal with it and will there be more regulation in the US? Jamie Bartlett, author of “The People Vs Tech: How the Internet Is Killing Democracy (and How We Save It)” breaks… Read More »The People Vs Tech, or is it Tech vs Us? with Jamie Bartlett
For the 2nd half of the show, keeping with International Water Week, we talk to Joseph Silva, a Senior Vice President at Icon Technology Systems. Icon has created the water bottle that has become popular among hikers, the Icon Lifesaver. The Lifesaver uses Carbon Filters… Read More »Making Contaminated Water a Real Lifesaver with Joseph Silva, Stacey Epstein
We’re kicking off International Water Week by checking in with a startup that is literally creating water by pulling moisture out of the air. The company is Majik Water, they’re testing the technology in Nairobi, Kenya, and we talk to one of their co-founders Anastasia… Read More »Creating Water Out of Thin Air with Anastasia Kaschenko
If you look up anything starting with “Hey Siri,” “Okay Google,” or “Hey Alexa,” you’re using voice technology. And the AI that runs that tech is trying to be more human-user-friendly. We talk to Vinnie Schoenfelder, the CTO at CapTech, about how Natural Language Processing,… Read More »Hey Siri! Be More Human with Vinnie Schoenfelder
We’re more than halfway through Q1 in a growing economy, so how are Small and Medium businesses stacking up? We talk to Jim Glassman, Senior Economist for JP Morgan Chase, about their new outlook survey. We also get an update on the latest from SpaceX… Read More »SpaceX Launch and an Economic Pulse Check with Jim Glassman
Catching breaches before they start and responding appropriately when they happen are topics David Trepp will cover at the “Connected Communities Conference” in San Francisco on January 17, 2018. He explains why BPM, his CPA firm, has dedicated responses to security threats. Links:
When you think of sustainable housing, do you immediately think solar power or other means of energy production? What if we thought about conservation from the ground up, first? That’s where Passive House building comes in. We talk to a Rob Nicely, President of Carmel… Read More »Passive House, Aggressive Conservation with Rob Nicely
Where do you get your news? Becky Tasker of Adobe Digital Insights joins the show to share all her findings with American viewing trends, including where half of young adults are getting their news. Links:
In part 2 of our chat with Thomas Barnett, Director of Marketing at Cisco, we find out what the future holds for high bandwidth consumers. It actually sounds like an episode of people discussing HBO’s Silicon Valley, when actually we’re breaking down Cisco’s 12th Annual… Read More »CISCO: Through the Looking Glass with Thomas Barnett Part 2
