In this week’s final segment, the Bay Area Economic Council is addressing a subject that simply dogs the Bay Area — the lack of minority hiring. So, the Bay Area Council found jobs for 350 minority men — in one day. We talk with the… Read More »Minority Hiring with Jim Wunderman
Jason launches this week’s show with a conversation about how batteries are the current hurdle facing the tech world with Yahoo’s tech columnist David Pogue. David is also a tech correspondent for CBS News Sunday Morning, a columnist for Scientific American and hosts NOVA ScienceNow… Read More »Batteries with David Pogue
In the second segment Dave Pell, online content curator, confesses that he writes too much. He and Jason discuss how Dave got into news curation and the evolution of sharing information. Dave Pell is the author of Next Draft, a collection of the days most… Read More »News Curation with Dave Pell
Patrick Carlise, Jason’s third guest, is the Chief Market Analyst at Paragon Real Estate Group. They discuss the current rental market, hiring in the Bay Area, and the possible future for hiring and rental markets. Links:
If you’ve followed tech, Apple, Silicon Valley…you know Guy. This week in the first segment we talk about working with Steve Jobs on the Macintosh team before becoming Apple’s overall evangelist. We also touch on augmented reality. And we have Guy’s most recent endeavor, Canva… Read More »Apple Evangalism & Canva with Guy Kawasaki
In the second segment, we talk Brexit — the slow dissolution of the European Union? Or will the United Kingdom be better off without the EU? Author and Newsweek Senior Columnist Kevin Maney joins us to unpack not only Brexit, but how this could be… Read More »Brexit with Kevin Maney
The third economic quarter started July 1 — so we’re making it the third segment on this week’s show. Gary Schlossberg joins us — he’s senior economist at Wells Capital Management. Gary tries to read the tea leaves as the economic recovery continues to be… Read More »Economic Outlook for 2016 with Gary Schlossberg
The last segment? Two words: Pokemon Go. The meteoric rise of Pokemon Go is touching every demographic category, every age group and just about anyone with a smartphone. One of our colleagues actually had a little girl try to get in her house to get… Read More »Pokemon Go with Various
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