Podcast appearances and mentions of amber mac

Snow Day, Pre-Valentine's Break-ups and tech expert Amber Mac checks in.

We have four great guests on this week's fresh episode of Tech It OutTo “kick” things off, Verizon has made a huge investment in the wireless infrastructure in New Orleans ahead of Super Bowl LIX. We're joined by Leo Perreault, VP of Network Engineering and Operations at VerizonTech expert Amber Mac is also in the house! She talks with us about Safer Internet Day coming up on February 11 – and the simple things you can do to better safeguard your family onlineSpeaking of cybersecurity, Hiya is on the program to share the latest scams you need to know about, plus they discuss its new smartphone app. We're joined by Alex Algard, CEO of the anti-fraud companyFinally, tech lifestyle expert Mario Armstrong drops in to share the latest AI features baked into Adobe Acrobat that helps to simplify and summarize PDF contractsThank you to Visa and SanDisk for your partnership on Tech It Out

 ”It does make me increasingly nervous that one of them really wants to move to Mars and the other one has a legit bunker. Like, what are they preparing for?” Social media expert Amber Mac joins to discuss why two of the world's richest men, collectively responsible for over 3 billion monthly users, are so quick to blame everyone else for the problems their platforms cause. The BetaKit Podcast is presented by The BetaKit Newsletter. Your inbox deserves better, and so do you. Stay informed on all things Canadian tech by signing up for The BetaKit Newsletter today.

170 million Americans who use TikTok will likely have to find another favourite app, as the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to ban the popular Chinese-owned platform on January 19. We connect with tech expert Amber Mac (3:00) to determine what the ban will mean for TikTok users (including Canadians), other social media giants (including Instagram and X), and free speech in general.  29:00 | Where are Real Talkers at with the TikTok ban, Meta dumping fact-checking, the future of X with the Musk-Trump bromance, and more? Jespo and Johnny jump into the Real Talk Live Chat powered by Park Power (including an unfortunate update on the "Pizzagate" guy at 44:00).  56:30 | THANK YOU to our 20,000 Real Talk Ryan Jespersen YouTube subscribers! If you're reading this and you haven't yet subscribed, what are you waiting for? ;) 1:01:00 | What does Brian Mulroney have to do with Donald Trump's comments about Canada as the 51st state? Real Talker Scott in Sherwood Park lays it out.  LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK OF THE SHOW: talk@ryanjespersen.com  REGISTER FOR THE REAL TALK POND HOCKEY CLASSIC: https://www.ryanjespersen.com/pond-ho... FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK, X, & INSTAGRAM: @realtalkrj & @ryanjespersen  JOIN US ON FACEBOOK & LINKEDIN: @ryanjespersen  REAL TALK MERCH: https://ryanjespersen.com/merch RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE PERKS - BECOME A REAL TALK PATRON: patreon.com/ryanjespersen THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS! https://ryanjespersen.com/sponsors The views and opinions expressed in this show are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Relay Communications Group Inc. or any affiliates.

In this episode of Your Career GPS Podcast, Brad dives into the challenges faced by young job seekers in today's market with guest Alex Florio, co-founder of Swob Inc. They discuss the inspiration behind Swab, a job search platform designed to simplify the job application process, emphasizing quality over quantity in job applications. The conversation explores shifts in the job market dynamics post-COVID, common resume mistakes, the role of AI in job searching, and key ingredients for success in landing jobs. Alex shares insights on effective communication and networking, highlighting the importance of tailoring resumes and utilizing available resources for job seekers. Key takeaways: The job market is challenging for young professionals. Swab was inspired by the inefficiencies in job searching. Quality job applications are more effective than quantity. COVID shifted the job market dynamics significantly. Many job seekers still make basic resume mistakes. AI can be a helpful tool but shouldn't replace human effort. Strong communication is crucial in the job application process. Networking can significantly enhance job search success. Tailoring resumes to specific roles is essential. Swab focuses on entry-level roles in high turnover industries. Guest Info: Alexander Florio is the co-founder of Swob Inc., the Tinder for jobs. In November 2017, Alexander and his sister, Stephanie, launched Swob App, a job search platform designed to simplify job searching and recruitment. Through the use of technology, people looking for a job can now search in the comfort of their own phone! Swob is the first of its kind to target job seekers and high-turnover industries such as retail and food service for part-time, seasonal, and full-time employment. In May of 2018, Sir Richard Branson and Virgin Mobile Canada awarded Swob as the first ever Canadian company to win the "Pitch To Rich" contest. Since then, Alexander has appeared on BNN Bloomberg, E-Talk, The Feed with Amber Mac, Omni TV, The Marilyn Denis Show, etc., and spoke at Elevate Tech Fest in Toronto. Alexander is passionate about entrepreneurship, and has worked with the WE organization as a mentor for the WE Incubation Hub Program, which empowers young social entrepreneurs to develop and launch their own social enterprise. Website: https://www.swobapp.com/about-us LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexanderflorio This Podcast is brought to you by Mint To Be Career LLC --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yourcareergps/support

It's an all-female line-up on this week's new Tech It Out. Girl power, indeed, with five different interviews.Four tech experts share their gadget gift guides: Carley Knobloch, Meredith Sinclair, Amber Mac, and Stephanie HumphreyA robot that can copy your paint strokes? This is a boon for painters (read: revenue generator!) and for collectors (who can't afford the original, but can do much better than a print)! At AWS Re:Invent in Sin City, I sit down with Chloe Ryan, CEO & Founder of Acrylic RoboticsThank you to Intel, Visa, SanDisk and Slickdeals

This week we've got another YESSS GIRL!! episode of She's Interesting with Rashel Hariri and media trailblazer Amber Mac, a powerhouse in the tech and media world who has built a 7-figure media empire with AmberMac Media. In this candid and insightful conversation, we explore: (01:36) Starting in Media: Amber's journey from her early days in media to maintaining her authentic voice in a male-dominated industry. (13:15) Building a 7-Figure Business: The challenges and successes of hiring her first employees and working alongside her husband. (19:10) Negotiating Your Worth: Practical advice on setting your rates as a media creator and speaker. (28:47) Balancing Act: An honest discussion about mom-guilt and balancing a demanding career with family life. (33:14) Taking on the Tech Bros: Our unfiltered thoughts on tech culture, including Elon Musk, and standing up against misogyny in the industry. (39:38) Creating Allies: How Amber uses her platform to advocate for equality and inspire others to do the same. Let's Keep In Touch: Newsletter: ⁠⁠https://shesinteresting-newsletter.beehiiv.com/⁠ Instagram: ⁠@shesinterestingpodcast⁠ Website: ⁠shesinteresting.com⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/shes-interesting-podcast⁠ Music Credits: Intro music: Lifeline by Kaleido Subscribe & Leave a Review: If you loved this episode, don't forget to subscribe and leave a review. Your support helps us produce more great content!

StoryPhones is an awesome idea, and so we'll have Petur Olafsson on the show to explain what they are. He's the Founder and CEO of ONANOFF, the folks behind StoryPhonesTo talk to us about a growing threat called DDoS attacks and share other cybersecurity tips -- to better protect your data and your wallet – we also have on the show Shawn Edwards, Chief Security Officer of ZayoTech expert and entrepreneur extraordinaire Amber Mac joins us to share some great tools and tips to help celebrate October, which is Small Business MonthThank you to Intel, Visa, and Western Digital

What happens if you misplace your Visa card? This is even more frustrating while traveling. Visa's Kathleen Pierce-Gilmore, Head of Issuing Solutions, talks to us about this new (and free) serviceUbisoft's new Star Wars Outlaws game is almost here and so I sit down with actress Humberly González and Navid Khavari, Narrative Director on the gameTech expert Amber Mac joins me to talk about cool tools for school, and I share some of my top picks, tooThank you to Intel, Visa, and Western Digital

Hot off the heels of his new stand-up special and an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, we're joined by comedian Nathan Macintosh, who hilariously laments about tech nerds running the world!Earth Day is April 22 and so we've got great guests on the show, like tech expert Amber Mac, on today's most sustainable tech, and a Yellowstone National Park documentary, Seismic, with Canon Explorer of Light Chas Glatzer and Canon Creator Nathan Lee AllenYou won't believe what your PDFs can do. We learn all about the new Adobe Acrobat AI Assistant with best-selling author and entrepreneur Jason Tartick and Tech Life Expert Stephanie HumphreyThank you to Intel, Visa, and Western Digital, for your support!

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: an app that helps you search and shop by images with your camera; using human measurement technologies to help athletes are injured; how learning is changing in a world with AI; and we discuss if the future of wearable technology is filled with glassholes.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:29] Ryan Kim: cherry.io[14;16] App-tastic:[23:03] Anthony Sinacore: vald.com[31:26] Dwayne Matthews: linkedin.com[41:26] : Socially SpeakingYou can also find oth AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: a new facility coming to Nova Scotia will supercharge Canada's battery researchers; a networking platform for the future of work; new money that's helping Canada's AI ecosystem; and a deep dive into the aftermath of Don Lemon's Elon Musk interview.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[10:33] Ravi Kempaiah: zen.energy[18:36] App-tastic[26:08] Christopher Fong: key.ai/[35:08] Elissa Strome: cifar.ca/[43:08] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Welcome back, Hustlers! We have a good one for you this week. Today we're interviewing Amber Mac, she's a legend in the Canadian media space. We're discussing: Having Richard Branson as a first client Building a B2B creator business Nvidia's growth Creating a sustainable long-lasting creator business Where the content creator industry is going And so much more. Let us know what you think of the episode

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: what to do when panic attacks happen; what do water drones do; why social media is especially toxic for women and girls; and what we can do next for climate change.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:40] Matt Gutman: abcnews.com[20:21] App-tastic[27:14] Ester Strommen: syrenna.com[35:20] Kara Alaimo: karaalaimo.com[43:05] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber Mac is President of AmberMac Media, Inc., an award-winning content development... The post Technology Leads to Transformation with Amber Mac first appeared on Startup Canada.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: options for travellers who want to be eco-aware; creating a technology combining deep learning, cloud-based computing, and autonomous decision making to support a 24/7 self-operating building; how to be more resilient online; and building a physical business on the web.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[10:46] Cassandra Sasso: wander.com.au[16:48] App-tastic[25:53] Sam Ramadori: brainboxai.com[34:46] Yasmin London: yasminlondon.com[44:39] In The Spotlight with Daej DesignsYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: making data work for businesses and beyond with a data-first approach; how a chatbot is changing the hiring process; how an AI startup is helping Hollywood keep up; and we chat about the business of storytelling.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:27] Shelby Austin: arteria.ai[19:31] App-tastic[27:46] Barb Hyman: sapia.ai[36:21] Chris Giliberti: itsavail.com[44:16] The Business of StorytellingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: a new water source that can help alleviate pressures on this scarce commodity; a smart cat flap for your door that can stop your feline friend from bringing you ‘unwanted gifts'; how governments around the world are staying on top of AI guidelines; and how a flower delivery business is reshaping Valentine's Day.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[10:06] Tatiana Estevez: permalution.com[19:03] App-tastic[27:10] Oliver and Denis Widler: flappie.ch[34:46] Robert Piasentin: mcmillan.ca[43:48] Tonic Blooms: tonicblooms.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on X/Twitter.

My next guest on The Richard Robbins Show helps companies and audiences stay ahead of the technology curve. A worldwide speaker focused on innovation in the tech sector, Amber Mac is also a bestselling author, Co-Host of The Feed on SiriusXM, and President of her own media company, AmberMac Media, Inc., an award-winning content development agency. In addition, Amber has delivered keynotes and moderated sessions with Tony Robbins, Malcolm Gladwell, Chris Hadfield, among other notable leaders. Considered by many to be the go-to expert on anything tech, Amber sees opportunities everywhere and encourages people to look at the AI phase that we're in right now through the lens of opportunity. What's the opportunity that exists right now and how do I not miss out?” On episode 108 of The Richard Robbins Show, Amber tells us the three most important things to focus on as an entrepreneur, gives some great examples of how to implement AI into your business and lets the audience know why consistent communication with your clients is the secret to continued success regardless of advancements in AI.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: putting AI guardrails in place around the world; how technology can be used to grow your business; how AI is being used to improve healthcare for women; and we talk about what a former OpenAI board member says about the delicate future of artificial intelligence.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[10:38] Putting in AI guardrails in place around the world[20:57] App-tastic[29:14] How technology can grow your business[35:13] How AI is being used to improve healthcare for women[42:24] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

  In the wake of the sexually explicit AI generated images of Taylor Swift that went viral, many of us are thinking about the future of sex tech and how it will impact us. Is it all downright scary or will there be some opportunities for pleasure? In this episode, we speak with tech expert Amber MacArthur, about the good, the bad, and the downright scary implications of this fast growing industry, and unpack why there is an urgent need for regulations in this space.     For more on amber: AmberMac.comambermac.com   And on IG : @ambermac To check out our website go here: Website IG:  @CynthiaandJosie

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: using human milk to develop medication that can help protect patients with immunodeficiencies; how extreme weather is affecting how we produce and deliver food; shedding light on how online defamation can affect people; and building the entrepreneurial spirit in the age of technology.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:57] Viraj Mane: lactiga.com[16:20] App-tastic[23:57] Alida Burke: thegrowcer.ca[32:03] Online Defamation[41:19] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: a headband that can stop teeth grinding; the consequences of AI during record-breaking worldwide elections; a lamp that can keep seniors safe; and what the internet thinks about Apple Vision Pro.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:01] Bas Borgdorff: https://www.jawsense.com/[16:50] App-tastic[25:24] AI & Worldwide Elections[34:01] Roeland Pelgrims: https://www.nobi.life/en[42:38] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: creating art from other art with a new app; how to lead a happy life with Arthur C. Brooks; and we look at new tech for the new year with Marc Saltzman.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:15] Tristan Tiggeloven: popsandbox.com[17:23] Arthur Brooks: arthurbrooks.com[35:33] App-tastic[43:10] Marc Saltzman: marcsaltzman.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: new heat pump standards for improved cold-weather performance; Canadian AI regulation needs; Amber's gift guide for a smarter home; and are we reaching the end of online search.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:25] Lorenzo Rossi: terravisenergy.com[16:13] App-tastic[23:54] Robert Piasentin[34:45] Amber's Smart Home Gift Guide[42:04] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on X(Twitter).

Slickdeals' Vitaly Pecharsky joins us one more time with how to leverage Slickdeals.com to find the best deals online or at retailSpeaking of shopping, tech expert Amber Mac joins us with some gadget gift ideas – and I'll share some, too.Kenrick Bagnall from the CSGA (Cyber Security Global Alliance) is also here to share smart online shopping cybersafety tipsThank you to Visa, Western Digital and Slickdeals for your support!

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: reducing food waste by upcycling spent beer grains; developing an alternative to meat with an animal fat-like liquid vegetable oil; innovations in underwater exploration & permanent habitats similar to the international space station; and the climate impact of today's artificial intelligence tools.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[07:24] Aviaja Riemann-Andersen: https://agrainproducts.com/[15:50] App-tastic[23:24] Michelle Lee: http://lypid.co[32:25] Sean Wolpert: http://deep.com[41:35] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: the alarming increase in teen ‘sextortion'; the risk of greenwashing in reaching global climate goals; why Amazon blocking over 200 million suspected fake reviews in its store matters and what it means to the average online shopper; plus the new app from Tinder's ex-boss that's supposed to solve relationship problems.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:54] The Alarming Increase in Teen ‘Sextortion'[17:58] App-tastic[23:49] Mohammed Alkhalid: https://www.netzero.sa/[32:20] Scott Knapp: https://www.amazon.jobs/en/teams/buyer-risk-prevention[41:16] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on X(Twitter).

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: how one company is making surgical training equitable; how an innovative enzyme is helping the world's crops stay healthy; predictions for the future of AI; and Amber has the hottest tech for teens for this holiday season.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[07:16] Dr. Elliot Street: inovus.org[15:02] App-tastic[22:18] Pernille Hede: healthycrop.dk[29:33] Arun Iyengar: untether.ai[39:53] Amber's Tech for TeensYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on X(Twitter).

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: replacing just 20% of single-use plastic packaging with reusable alternatives can offer an economic opportunity of at least $10 billion; how companies can protect themselves against cybersecurity threats through a unique blend of people and technology; a look at the best deals in tech before the holiday season starts; and what happens when chatbots become an echo chamber.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:45] Allen Mohammadi: https://plasticfri.com/[15:55] App-tastic[23:32] Rob Burthurst: https://reveald.com/[32:32] Marc Saltzman: https://marcsaltzman.com/[39:16] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: what we can learn from women who run the most innovative and successful companies in the world; how to create better meat products for the planet, people, and animals; getting help as a new parent through the entire journey with Bobo; and what happens when all broadcasting is replaced with narrowcasting.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[05:58] Julia Boorstin: When Women Lead[14:19] App-tastic[21:10] Richard Dillon: Ivy Farm Technologies[29:32] Grant McDonald: Bobo App[36:32] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

This week on The Feed, Amber and Michael share a 3-part series featuring what it's like to work in mining both underground in Sudbury, Ontario and above the surface. Plus, what the hosts think of Elon Musk's proclamation that AI might lead to the end of work.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:35-25:04] The Sudbury Mine Life Tour from THIS IS MINING: The Podcast on Spotify[32:22] App-tastic[40:58] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: diving into the future of cities on AI; Maclean's Magazine generates an AI cover; opportunities for the next generation of gamers; and why attention spans are getting shorter and what it really means.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[11:03] The Future of Cities on AI[20:37] App-tastic[26:14] Sarah Fulford: https://macleans.ca/[36:24] Alison Lacy: https://avalanchestudios.com/[44:38] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: how companies around the world are fighting climate issues; how we can create new climate-resistant crops; why you might want to jump on Threads; and the love/hate relationship with smart glasses.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[07:47] Laura Zizzo: https://www.manifestclimate.com/[15:08] App-tastic[24:46] Brendan Collins: https://www.avalo.ai/[32:46] Farah Mohamed:https://www.princestrust.ca/[41:21] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: we learn what it takes to be a viral nation; how today's diverse workforces mean that employees want more choice including perks and incentives; our power friend Marc Saltzman stops by with his top smart home picks; the rise of being a digital clone as a new work opportunity.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:51] Neil Desai: https://www.viralnation.com/[16:03] App-tastic[24:00] Brad Brochocki: https://bundl.co/[31:46] Marc Saltzman: https://marcsaltzman.com/[40:31] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: an affordable robot that can scout burning buildings before sending in firefighters; creating safer spaces online; designing the future of work for young people who are underprepared; and 3 cybersecurity tips to stay safer online.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:59] Siddarth Thakur: paradigmrobotics.tech[15:35] App-tastic[22:22] Olivia DeRamus: ourcommunia.com[28;21] Farah Mohamed: www.princestrust.ca[36:35] Cybersecurity TipsYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Amber and Michael discuss the following topics with their guests: Using menstrual blood as a diagnostic tool to help improve women's health; solving the problem of growing fresh produce right at home all year long; how drone shows are taking over fireworks in cities and beyond; and why Apple is finally on board with the right-to-repair movement.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:40] Miriam Santer: theblood.io[16:40] App-tastic[24:31] Joséphine Thebault: urbancuisine.io[33:33] Christian Ilumin: @illumindroneshows[42:08] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Why we need AI guardrails to protect the future of business. Where you will meet AI in your next job hunt and you can avoid the discrimination. Checking out new tech for school with Marc Saltzman. Why AI could be your next boss from hell.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:43] Steven Astorino: ibm.com[19:23] App-tastic[28:09] Running into AI in the job hunt[35:15] Marc Saltzman: marcsaltzman.com[43:07] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Understanding the role of generative AI in the financial services industry. Tech tips and tools for a smooth September. A VR headset to help you with your reading by eliminating distractions. Plus, we dive into why Jordan Peterson has to go back to school for social media training.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:32] Caren Morrison: IBM[18:08] App-Tastic[26:34] Tech Tools and Tips for September[35;36] Ben Chelf: https://solreader.com/[43:25] Socially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Fully electric drones deliver mail in the UK. How Canadians are considering the risks and opportunities associated with AI technology. What a Taylor Swift concert tells us about the darkness of the online world. Why climate change is changing a leak detection business in a race for the future.Links to this week's stories and discussion:Duncan Walker: skyports.netApp-tasticElissa Strome: cifar.caYaron Dycian: wint.aiSocially SpeakingYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

How HP is prioritizing sustainable practices and purchases. Can your passwords be cracked from the sound of your keyboard? The low-down on the future of federated learning and artificial intelligence. Why the future of activism looks like cyber warfare. Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:26] Mary Ann Yule: hp.com[16:51] App-tastic[24:50] Joshua Harrison: joshua-harrison.com[34:03] Daniel Beutel: flower.dev[41:43] The Future Look of Activism is Cyber WarfareYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Build your own role-playing game using AI. The impact of a password-less future. How to make conferences great again. How a viral video can help you spot the idiot in the room.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:17] Cat Burton: versed.game[17:03] Apptastic[23:12] Jeff Shiner: 1password.com[31:40] How To Make Conferences Great Again[41:21] How To Spot The Idiot In The Room Via VideoYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Google is making money by misdirecting ads. Can ‘borderless hiring' help your company stay competitive? New tech to keep kids occupied on road trips. How AI images are changing the face of politics.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:45] Imran Ahmed: counterhate.com[19:23] Apptastic[26:35] Christy Shumann: toptal.com[35:04] New Summer Tech[42:28] AI Images Changing The Face of PoliticsYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Brittlestar is back to chat about his new book and what it says about the online world today. Plus, we look at how to turn an ordinary wheelchair into a smart wheelchair and we break down the meaning of dark design in Socially Speaking.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:58] Aliza Rosen: getrex.app[16:33] Apptastic[25:38] Brittlestar: brittlestar.com[32:34] Dr. Pooja Viswanathan: brazemobility.com[40:51] What Exactly Is The Dark DesignYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Detecting heat emissions with infrared sensors and satellites to help companies achieve energy efficiencies. Plus, Marc Saltzman is back with the latest tech for Father's Day. We also talk about making patient transfer easier for everyone via a robotic patient transfer platform, and tech to help clear the air in your home.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:58] Anthony Baker: satellitevu.com[16:33] Apptastic[25:38] Marc Saltzman: marcsaltzman.com[32:34] Jayiesh Singh: ableinnovations.com[40:51] The Latest in Tech To Clear the Air In Your HomeYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Is Canuckle Candian enough? Plus, how to boost company morale in the age of remote work. Also, tech that can give today's seniors the independence they want and what does the U.S. Surgeon General says about social media and then next generation.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:56] Mark Rogers: canucklegame.ca[17:39] Apptastic[25;25] Raphael Akinsipe: getsocialcrowd.com[33:50] Tech Tools & Tips for Seniors[42:33] What Does The U.S Surgeon Generals Say About the Next Generation and Social MediaYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

We take a deep dive into the subscription economy and your video streaming habits. Plus, the emails that managers should never send. Also, everything you need to know about AI regulation and how to lead a happier life by connecting with the science of your senses.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:32] Brendan Brady: Antenna[15:59] Apptastic[24:55] Emails Managers Should Never Send[33:24] Seb Wride: Public First[42:16] The Science of Your SensesYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Did you know fake soccer agents are a thing in Latin America? Camila Manera, Chief Data & Product Officer of Libro de Pases, explains how her company uses AI to help prevent scams. We also chat with CEO Alexi Traina about how HiNote can add more personality to your messaging. Calaxy is a social marketplace that helps users monetize their fan base directly (rather than through brand/advertising deals), and we've got Co-Founder & CEO Solo Ceesay to explain how. Finally, we talk about the rise and fall of Blackberry in Socially Speaking.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[07:32] Camila Manera: librodepases.com[16:15] Apptastic[22:22] Alexi Traina: hinoteapp.com[29:57] Solo Ceesay: calaxy.com[39:08] The Story of BlackberryYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

We find out about a few of the 50 new upgrades at Airbnb with Jay Carney, Global Head of Policy & Communications. Plus, we dive into what Dove is doing to help the youth mental health crisis with the Self-Esteem Project. Also, Einride founder and CEO Robert Falck joins us to talk autonomous shipping technology. In Socially Speaking, we discuss what happens when robots run the radio.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[09:07] Jay Carney: airbnb.ca[19:05] Dove Self-Esteem Project[25:28] Robert Falck: einride.tech[33:11] Mikayel Vardanyan: picsart.com[41:10] When Robots Run the RadioYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Sensible Weather's CEO Nick Cavanaugh shares how they use climate tech to provide inclement weather travel insurance. CarbonRX CEO Marty Seymour talks about how carbon capture and agriculture are helping to fight the climate crisis. Think group chats get too messy? Wavelength CEO Richard Henry explains how their AI makes it easy to have multiple simultaneous conversations. In Socially Speaking, we discuss what AI audio impersonations mean for musical artists.Links to this week's stories and discussion:[08:25] Nick Cavanaugh: sensibleweather.com[15:36] Apptastic[24:43] Marty Seymour: carbonrx.com[33:20] Richard Henry: wavelength.app[40:47] What Happens To Musicians in the Age of AIYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.