Companies and governments have gained new powers through a problematic market that trades in predicting and influencing human behavior by collecting data. Many people are not even aware of, let alone have consented to, the extent to which they are being tracked and analyzed. The boundaries of privacy, security, and convenience are blurred. Are we sleepwalking into a disaster, or will companies embrace a more ethical use of our information?
Read MoreDo you finish your to-do list before most people have even hit snooze? Or maybe you do your best work during the graveyard shift with a mellow beats playlist. As a new entrepreneur, I’m still exploring schedules but have found solid techniques to personalize productivity.
Read MoreGetting people to care about something has been around as long as there has been stuff to care about. But in the age of instantaneous communication and lives on public display, how is technology being used for advocacy?
Read MoreWe tackle mental health treatment for POC/minorities. Guest Jayann Pinto-Samuda is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who explains the importance of cultural competency, how misconceptions influence treatment, and ways you can get help.
Read MoreOne of the best ways to learn and grow is to fail, so don’t be afraid! How do you expect to level up if you don’t face some bosses and a few lost battles?
Read MoreAs someone that is Hard of Hearing, I go over my journey of being “mainstreamed” in Hearing schools, how being differently-abled relates to social anxiety, and the beautiful new culture I look forward to learning more about.
Read MoreThe first episode is short and sweet - letting you know what to expect from future episodes and how to share your thoughts about the episode. Thanks for listening!
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