A very visible issue, this week, we’re focused on affordable housing and homelessness in the Bay Area. First, we talk to Matt Regan, the Housing Policy Director at the Bay Area Council, to get a round-up of specific issues we, as voters, can focus on… Read More »How to Build Affordable Housing in the Bay Area with Matt Regan
This week, we’re focused on affordable housing and homelessness in the Bay Area. Next, we chat with the Policy Director for Housing Security for the Oakland Mayor’s Office, Darin Ranelletti, to find out what Oakland is doing to tackle homelessness, and keep vulnerable East Bay… Read More »How to Help Oakland Residents Stay in Oakland with Darin Ranelletti
This week, we’re focused on affordable housing and homelessness in the Bay Area. Finally, we check in with Jeff Kositsky, the Director at the SF Department of Homelessness & Supportive Housing, to find out how San Francisco is shrinking the number of people on the… Read More »How to Help Reduce San Francisco’s Homeless Population with Jeff Kositsky
Mythbusters, White Rabbit Project, Punkin Chunkin – Kari Byron is associated with destroying stuff for fun and science. We get the behind the scenes stories of some of her more memorable, and destructive, learning experiences. And a peek into her new book, “Crash Test Girl:… Read More »Crash Test Girl with Kari Byron with Kari Byron
As an entrepreneur, it can be difficult to figure out when you should accept funding, and how much control you give up for the dough. We talk to former venture capitalist and now professor Dileep Rao about what he’s learned from the more successful business… Read More »It’s All About the Benjamins with Dileep Rao
Maybe not necessarily actual street cred, but something similar in the eyes of its customers. It’s another tech M&A – this time Microsoft bought Github. We talk to tech analyst Jack Gold, of Gold and Associates, about what that means for Microsoft, the other major… Read More »Microsoft + Github = Street Cred? with Jack Gold
To Summit, or not to Summit – that’s not really the question. Whether or not Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un meet or not, the results will likely be the same. We break it down with Melissa Hanham, Senior research associate at the James Martin… Read More »North Korea and Nuclear Disarmament with Melissa Hanham
Thousands of developers descended on Downtown San Jose recently for WWDC 2018. What did Apple unveil? We talk to Bob O’Donnell, President of TECHnalysis Research, to find out what the new stuff means for iOS, Mac OS, and even non-Apple users. Links:
Pugs notoriously have breathing issues because of their flat noses. Hip dysplasia is also a common problem in many breeds. But how do you know what you should plan for if you don’t really know what kind of breed you have? What if you suspect… Read More »DNA Testing: Not Just for Humans Anymore with Ryan & Adam Boyko
Some brick and mortar stores are still standing, and thriving, even as more shopping is being done online. So how do they do it? We get working strategies from Barbara Kahn, professor at The Wharton School, and author of “The Shopping Revolution: How Successful Retailers… Read More »To Shop, or Not to Shop (online): That is the Question with Barbara Kahn
