If you post a thought on Twitter, who owns that data – you, Twitter, your ISP…? In part 1 of this 3 part discussion, we bring in Kevin Kelly and Andreas Weigend to challenge the idea that everything you create belongs to you, and how… Read More »Your Data vs Your Privacy with Kevin Kelly, Andreas Weigend Part 1
This is part 2 of a 3 part discussion with authors and thought leaders Kevin Kelly and Andreas Weigend regarding data and privacy. In this portion, we tackle automation and artificial intelligence, and how advancing technologies are forcing people to adjust their comfort zones. Links:
This is the final piece of the discussion with Kevin Kelly and Andreas Weigend. In this last chapter, we examine how humans can play a key role in the rise of automation. Everyone doesn’t have to lose their jobs, but they might have to adjust… Read More »Your Data vs Your Privacy with Kevin Kelly, Andreas Weigend Part 3
Climate change is real even if there are some people who continue to be in denial. Carl Pope is the former Executive Director of the Sierra Club and has recently written a book with Michael Bloomberg (yeah, THAT Michael Bloomberg, “Climate of Hope: How Cities,… Read More »The Climate of Hope with Carl Pope
With United, Pepsi and Nivea challenging Uber for biggest PR nightmare, business ethics and corporate responsibility might be topics they’ll want to consider at the next all staff meeting. Kirk Hanson is the Executive Director of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara… Read More »Corporations vs Ethics with Kirk Hanson Part 1
In part 2 of our chat with Kirk Hanson, we take on Automation in relation to business ethics. Kirk is the Executive Director of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University. We discuss some of the repercussions of automation, like who is… Read More »Corporations vs Ethics with Kirk Hanson Part 2
Patrick Carlisle is the Chief Analyst at Paragon Real Estate in San Francisco. He keeps us up to date on all the ups and downs and mostly ups for real estate in the Bay Area. We examine the rise in prices in the city of… Read More »Is There ANY Affordable Housing in the Bay Area? with Patrick Carlisle
Travel expert Rick Steves has a new edition of his guidebook, “Rick Steves Best of Europe,” out now. We find out how to see Europe the quickly and still get value from a short visit, and which locations are a Must-See for first timers. We… Read More »The Best of Europe with Rick Steves Part 1
We talk to Travel Icon Rick Steves about an impending trip to Europe and get options for a post Paris journey that we hadn’t considered. “Rick Steves Best of Europe” is out now and his current PBS show “Rick Steves’ Europe” is in its 9th… Read More »The Best of Europe with Rick Steves Part 2
Looking for a vintage couch but don’t know if it will fit in your space? There’s an app for that! We talk to the Co-Founder of Chairish, Gregg Brockway. You may know him as one of the founders of Hotwire or TripIt. We find out… Read More »Buying and Selling Furniture without the Guesswork with Greg Brockway
