Technotopia

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

If you've ever wanted a crash course in quantum computing, this is it. Jim Clarke is in charge of QPU research at Intel and he runs down exactly how we should all be thinking about this amazing new tech.

Mark Burstiner is the founder of Baeond.com, a fascinating blockchain card game. In this podcast we talk about getting into the game and how it feels to see the world unravel.

Tiger Tyagarajan is the CEO of Genpact and employs 86,000 people. He knows a thing or two about the future of work. In this episode we go deep on the problems of human replacement and pessimism.

Richard Clarke's latest book is called the Fifth Domain and it outlines what has change - and not changed - since his first book on cyberwar written a decade ago. Clarke is the former National Coordinator for Security, Infrastructure Protection and Counter-terrorism under President Clinton.

Mitch is the founder of ScanMyPhotos and has never been one to back down from a fight. In this early episode Mitch talks about his experience taking on big business.

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

In an amazing discussion, Dr. Sanjiv Chopra outlines everything from a cure for cancer to a pill that makes us skinny. This is a must-listen!

Kate Fazzini is a cybersecurity expert and reporter who just completed the book Kingdom of Lies. Her work appears in the Wall Street Journal

Will Ahmed, founder of Whoop, talks the future of health.

In this potentially NSFW (but fun) episode, I talk to Alexandra Fine of Dame Products about her work in relationships and sex toys. It's a wide ranging conversation that might not be exactly for the little ones. Update Description

Clare Sutcliffe created Code Club in the UK to help kids learn computers. Now she's working on a number of exciting projects in the same vein but in the end she believes that teachers will be with us always.

Nitish Kannan is an author, director, and entrepreneur and in this episode we talk about AI and why he needs to drive me in his robotic car.

Daniel Cawrey is a former writer for CoinDesk and now runs Pactum Capital. In this episode we talk about why the midwest is bad and why blockchain is good.

In this episode space architect  Leszek Orzechowski talks about the future of space travel and how we (probably) won't destroy ourselves and our planet before its too late. Here's hoping!

This week we talk with Chris Dancy, the mindful cyborg, about the value of interconnection and why we shouldn't be afraid of technology. He's a great speaker and a fascinating person.

Charles Hoskinson is one of the clearest thinkers in the crypto space and I sincerely enjoyed talking to him about the future of blockchain. We recorded this episode live in Miami at his event.

In this episode we talk with Clive Thompson about the future of coding and why a career behind a keyboard is probably a key to future riches.

Author Darrin Qualman's new book, [Civilization Critical](https://fernwoodpublishing.ca/book/civilization-critical), explores our human transition from circular systems to linear systems. Qualman believes the future holds great things... as long as we don't get bogged down in worry.

Jamie Burke is the founder and CEO of Outlier Ventures. In this episode we talk about the future of the hidden blockchain.