Episodes

André Bormanis, former science consultant for Star Trek and writer for The Orville, discusses the role of optimistic Sci-Fi in shaping the future.

Rod Roddenberry shares how he is carrying forward Star Trek’s vision: from innovative education, to biomedical breakthroughs, and the enduring philosophy of infinite diversity from infinite combinations.

AI expert Joan Palmiter Bajorek shares practical insights on building career resilience in an AI-driven world.

Learn how effective biotech leadership bridges innovation with commercial success, navigating funding and leveraging data and AI for breakthrough treatments.

Nader Tehrani discusses innovative architecture, emphasizing the integration of construction techniques, sustainability, and technological advances.

Boston's Office of Emerging Technologies is seeking ways to implement technology and build relationships to create a more resilient Boston.

Ami Meoded is determined to shape the future of parenting by using technology to provide the data need to give babies the best possible care.

Robotics expert Matthias Scheutz explains how robots are meant to augment human capabilities rather than replace us entirely.

Sam White, co-founder of the largest climate tech incubator, shares how local green tech initiatives are creating sustainable solutions for our future.

We are taking a short break but will be back on January 20th, 2025.

Dr. Awesome explores the future of economics and its impact on society with Nobel Prize-winning economist Simon Johnson.

Dr. Koehn discusses the current state of machine translation technology, its challenges, and the potential future where universal translation could become a reality.

Kris Dorsey provides insights to the cutting-edge world of soft robotics and wearable technology.

Dr. Michael Snyder shares groundbreaking insights into aging and the future of personalized health and longevity.

Daniel Hulme, a leading expert in AI, discusses singularities and AI's potential impact on society, the economy, and human consciousness.

Michael Schrader shares his experience developing a self-vaccination device and discusses the challenges entrepreneurs face in the biotech space.

Greg Lynn discusses advancements in consumer robotics and shares how Piaggio Fast Forward is using intuitive design to create robots that assist with mobility.

Dr. Cohen discusses significant advancements in biotech as well as the major challenges that need to be addressed.

Dr. Awesome and William Smith discuss the innovations shaping the future of tech and William's book 'Future Tech'.

Dr. Diana Azzam and Jim Foote, co-founders of First Ascent Biomedical, discuss the groundbreaking advancements in the future of targeted cancer treatment.

Dr. Graham Lau discusses the future of astrobiology, potential for human colonization of other planets, and the future advancements in health and longevity.

Christian Hammer explores the future of AI, highlighting its imminent impact on tackling technical debt and even the creative realms of science fiction.

Vikas Enti of Reframe Systems, discussed the advancements of robots in construction creating net-zero homes and its impact on climate change.

Maggie Greyson shares insights into strategic foresight, the importance of considering multiple futures, and the role of museums in future thinking.