Technotopia

This week we talk to one of the founding team members of MTV Russia and the creator of convergent media group, Rob Anderson.

Rich is an online comedy legend and this episode he talks about the future as he sees it. Warning: this episode is pretty raunchy so I'd recommend not listening with little kids.

This week we talk about education and the future of computer-aided schooling with the president of Siminars.

Antonia is the author of Chaos Monkeys, one of the best-written books on the startup world I've ever read. It's an amazing read and he has a lot to say about the future.

Eliot Peper is a novelist and entrepreneur who has written a number of amazing books. His latest, Cumulus, is available on Amazon.

Author John Sundman talks about the arc of history and the future of genetic engineering.

This week we talk to Seth Louey, a product designer and maker. 

David Fine is a writer and speaker on the future of cities. You can read his Medium posts here.

This week we talk to Jamyn Edis, CEO and co-founder of connected car company Dash.

Jeffrey Martin makes a 4K resolution spherical camera that can take amazing 360-degree videos. He's been making immersive photos and video for decades and his work has been featured around the world. Today he talks with us about the limitations of VR and the future of 360-degree storytelling.

This time we talk to Bitcoin entrepreneur Haseeb Awan who is a little bearish on finance but bullish on the rise of the East and the changes afoot globally.

In this episode we talk to Raj Raghunathan, author of If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Happy? 

In this fascinating episode futurist Joe Brewer talks about allof the changes afoot for us in the next 20 years and his hope thatwe survive them. His ideas are chilling yet exciting. 

This week we talk to patent attorney Krista Contino Saumby who talks to us about patents, the Godly Powers, and the future of international inventors.

This week we learn about AI from Jana Eggers, CEO of Nara Logics and creator of smart tools for big data.

This week on Technotopia I talk to Michelangelo Guarise, the community manager for the UDOO project, an amazing single-board computer that is as powerful as a PC.

Entrepreneur and general Renaissance man Arlo Gilbert is joining us to talk about the future of health, robots, and why Google got out of the Big Dog industry.

This week I talk to Melina Papadopoulos about the future of communications in an always-on world. 

This week we talk to Jameson Lopp, a bitcoin/blockchain expert who tells us about the future of trust.  

In this episode futurist Paul Higgins talks about work, cities, and the future of travel.