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Ep 142 Tina Seelig on Creativity
Tina Seelig is the Executive Director for the Stanford Technology Ventures Program
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Ep 142 Loans Online
Venture capitalists examine the business model set by corner paycheck loans stores.
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Ep 144 Double Robotics
David Cann’s robot has been described as a Segway Scooter for iPad.
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Ep 149 The Economy is Angry
Is the economy a speeding train? A sick patient? The way media and politicians use metaphor.
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ep 149 Kerri Byron
Mythbuster Kari Byron on the show’s new museum exhibit and blowing stuff up.
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Ep 149 High Tech Policing
Startup Nixle works with 4,500 police agencies – including LAPD – to notify neighbors of danger.
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Ep 157 Game of Thrones
The Economist’s Martin Giles compares high tech to the popular HBO show.
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Ep 157 FTC Cracks Down
Most children’s apps violate privacy. Details from Lookout CTO Kevin Mahaffey.
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Ep 157 Are You Being Served?
BMC Software creates iPad app MyIT, making fixing your email as easy as ordering lunch.
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Ep 157 Dead Zeppelin
The helium crisis and loss of a key sponsor grounds America’s only zeppelin.
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Rebooting the Tech Museum
How do you exhibit innovation in the most innovative region in the world? Tech Museum president Tim Ritchie.
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Po Bronson’s Finger Theory
Bronson (“Nudist on the Late Shift, Top Dog”) walks careful path defining gender traits and success.
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The “Twitter Tax Break”
San Francisco lures big name companies into the Tenderloin by cutting payroll taxes. Zendesk CEO Mikkel Svane.
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Posse CEO Rebekah Campbell
Former rock band manager turned start-up entrepreneur. Rebekah Campbell of Posse.
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Carried Interest – Lemonade Style
We use a lemonade stand to illustrate carried interest and why the super-rich pay less in tax than you do.
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Brother, can you spare a million?
Silicon Valley’s wealthiest contribute more to distant charities than to local needy. Alexa Culwell of Philanthropy Futures.
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Ooyala CEO Jay Fulcher
Ooyala helps organizations like Comedy Central and The Pac12 stream more than a billion videos per month.
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