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
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
Have you had “the talk” with your kids? We don’t mean “the sex talk,” but “the money talk.” Beth Kobliner is the author of “Make Your Kid A Money Genius (Even If You’re Not): A Parents’ Guide for Kids 3 to 23,” a book that… Read More »Make Your Kid a Money Genius with Beth Kobliner
What can we learn from Millennials about our taxes? There is a generational difference between Millennials and older generations – for instance, Millennials actually tend to save more rather than splurge when they get their returns. We talk to The Cashlorette, Sarah Berger, at Bankrate.com… Read More »What to Remember if You Haven’t Done Your Taxes Yet with Sarah Berger
ThePointsGuy.com came out with a new survey to determine the Best and Worst airlines based on 10 different criteria (Airfare, Routes, extra fees, customer satisfaction, etc). We talk to Julian Mark Kheel, an analyst at ThePointsGuy.com, to find out exactly how different airlines stacked up.… Read More »The Airlines People Love to Hate with Julian Mark Kheel
We talk to Ireneo Mendoza, a VP at Robert Half (a staffing solutions company), about Daylight Savings Time and its effect on workplace productivity. We love to complain about the time change existing in the first place, but Ireneo unpacks some real numbers on how… Read More »Changing Careers Part 2 & Workplace Productivity vs Daylight Savings Time with Wendy Sachs, Ireneo Mendoza Part 2
If you know who Wendy Sachs is, you might be a news/politics junkie. Or you might have her new book “Fearless and Free: How Smart Women Pivot–and Relaunch Their Careers.” Wendy has worked in media (at Dateline NBC, CNN, Fox) and on Capitol Hill. Her… Read More »Changing Careers Part 1 with Wendy Sachs Part 1
Ashlee Vance is a New York Times bestselling author and a contributor to Bloomberg Businessweek. He’s also written the only official biography of Elon Musk, founder of Space X and Tesla. In part 1 of our chat, we discuss the necessary synchronicity between Tesla and… Read More »This Week in Elon Musk with Ashlee Vance Part 1
In part 2 of our chat with New York Times bestselling author Ashlee Vance, we find out exactly what it’s like to be the only official biographer for tech magnate Elon Musk. We also get the skinny on Vance’s series “Hello World.” Links:
In part 2 of our chat with Megan Smith, Chief Technology Officer at the White House under Obama, and Alex Macgillivray, Deputy CTO under Megan, we find out how they started modeling some of their behaviors after Venture Capitalists. We also discuss the latest from… Read More »Working For Obama with Megan Smith and Alex Macgillivray Part 2
