Making Gay History: A Chat with Eric Marcus
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Today we hear from Eric Marcus. Eric hosts one of my favorite podcasts of all time: , a podcast that has been downloaded more than 6 million times. In addition to hosting the podcast, Eric is a writer, historian, journalist and activist. Making Gay History is a total treasure chest of archival recordings of activists, some famous, some behind-the-scenes, and all fascinating. So it’s a real thrill to sit down and chat with Eric, and to share our conversation with you. This podcast comes with a content warning. So that’s exciting.
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The Passion Industry: A Chat with Jeremy Lasman
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Jeremy Lasman thinks deeply about how imagination and passion operate, and he's working on a sort of engineering manual that we can adopt. So we talked about that. Twice. This episode combines two conversations recorded eight months apart. And you can hear an interesting evolution in thinking and approach that i think you'll enjoy. We get pretty heady here in a talk about consciousness, AI, quantum computing, SpaceX (where Jeremey worked as a teenager), engineering, happiness, freedom, parents, work, founding , and other stuff too. So have a listen.
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Walkin’: A Chat with Mike Crowly about Life, God and Taking Care of Your Shoes…
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was a veteran of the real estate industry and living the life in Irvine, California – the heart of Orange County. Then, one day, Mike sold his house, gave away everything, and started walking. Because God told him to. We talk about that fateful decision, the message he’s sharing, and some of the things he’s learned along the way.
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Sustainability, Product Marketing, Podcasting: A conversation with Mike Alcazaren
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Today on the podcast we hear from Mike Alcazaren for a conversation mostly about sustainability and how to get people (and employers) involved. And in the course of the chat, we talk about design for sustainability, how to associate cost to carbon, , community building and advocacy. But we talk about other stuff too! Like product marketing, (Mike's podcast) music, mentoring, and NFL Twitter.
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The Certainty of Uncertainty: A Conversation with Mert Esencan
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Mert Esencan joins us today for the third and final conversation in a quantum computing trifecta. We talk about quantum (of course!) and we talk about risk, uncertainty, mentors, the role of luck, the march of time, founding a company in your early 20’s (Mert is currently 26), science, art, machine learning models, , , and breakfast. Plus other stuff too. Mert founded and lives in London.
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Quantum Computing and Emerging Technologies: A Conversation with Daniel Goldsmith
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Daniel Goldsmith joins us today to talk about and his role as Quantum Computing Technologist. What’s a quantum computing technologist? Daniel tells us all about that and about his role as a quantum computing ambassador to the world on behalf of the United Kingdom. This is the second in a series of conversations that covers quantum and emerging technologies, which I think would be rather amusing to all those science teachers who nearly prevented your intrepid host from graduating high school. One note. Listeners are promised a link to the Quantum Data Center of the future. Curious...
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Next-Gen Tech: A Conversation with Bill Genovese
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Bill Genovese is a tech advisor who works with companies across the globe on implementation for next-generation tech and revenue-growth strategies. As such, he’s got a big interest in fintech, quantum computing, AI, blockchain, predictive modeling for black swan events, and next generation analytics. So we talk about all that. And other stuff too.
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Tuning In and Turning On: A Conversation with Jesse Jarnow
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. If you know, you know. Jesse is the author of three books (so far). These are: , and , and . He’s also the co-host of the official and the host of the Frow Show on (Mondays, 9pm to midnight). This means that listeners get to hear about all of this with hero doses of chatter about Yo La Tengo, The Weavers, socialism, Phish, bootleg culture, battles for the soul of America, LSD, the Grateful Dead, and Jesse’s grandmother. Plus other stuff too.
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Women Entrepreneurs , Real Estate Investing and Leaving the Law : a conversation with Monick Halm
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Monick Halm is a TEDx and keynote speaker, a writer, a podcaster, a wife and a mother. Her latest book is, “.” This conversation goes wide and deep. We talk about career, of course, and we also talk about the highs and lows of owning a business, the joys of mentoring, podcasting, changing careers, and family. Among many other topics.
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Public Radio, Politics, Life: A conversation with Scott Shafer
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Scott Shafer is the Senior Editor for 's Politics and Government Desk. He’s a reporter, host, and oversees the politics desk. Scott’s love of radio goes back to his days at Cornell, spinning vinyl in the golden era of college radio. Scott arrived to San Francisco in the early 80s, worked for a time as Mayor Art Agnos’s press secretary, and ultimately landed at San Francisco’s NPR affiliate in 1998 hosting the . This is a wide-ranging conversation where we talk about San Francisco in the 80s, professional life in and out of the closet, public radio, The Talking Heads, how to be a good...
info_outlineToday we hear from Dan Lynch, aka NYC Taper. Dan somehow manages to be a defense attorney by day and bootlegger (or “New York’s live music archivist”) by night. If you love live music, if you know deep in your soul about that special kind of magic that can happen after the house lights dim, then you’re going to love this episode. We talk about music and bands we love, like Phish, Wilco, The National, Animal Collective. We talk about the peaks of the New York scene. And we talk about pizza. Among many other topics.