Podcast appearances and mentions of Rita J King

We sit down with Rita J. King, Futurist and EVP for Business Development at Science House, to discuss why remote working should have been a conversation long before COVID, how the world of work can be human-centric, and AI and ChatGPT.

Imagine this: A popular character on a Spanish-language soap opera resonates so deeply with viewers that they become empowered and educated about literacy. Avatars in the virtual world called Second Life enable people of all faiths to better understand and respect Islamic culture. Digital and media entrepreneur William Ryerson effectively uses innovative media for social change. Digital citizen diplomats Joshua S. Fouts and Rita J. King design virtual games that help foster vibrant community and culture in the physical world. They're all demonstrating the game-changing power of technology to change the world for the better.

In this episode, I sit down to talk with a Futurist, Rita J. King. We talk about the return to the office, the importance of designing effective meetings and the Imagination Age. Rita created The Imagination Age, a framework to transition from the Industrial Era to the Intelligence Era. About Rita: Rita has been featured in The New York Times, Psychology Today, TIME, CNN, NPR, and many more mediums. She's the Executive Vice President for Business Development at Science House, Co-founder of Model Meetings and a Resident Research Fellow at the Center for Engineered Natural Intelligence at UC San Diego. She's also served as a Futurist at NASA Langley's think tank, The National Institute of Aerospace.

In this conversation, Philip spends time Rita J. King, EVP for Business Development at Science House. In this episode they discuss Rita's concept the Imagination Age and the role it plays in an ever-changing society. The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative musings. Philip's Drop: The Human Organization of Time (https://www.amazon.com/Human-Organization-Time-Realities-Experience/dp/0804741077) by Allen C. Bluedorn Rita's Drop: Finite and Infinite Games (https://www.amazon.com/Finite-Infinite-Games-James-Carse/dp/1476731713) by James Carse Special Guest: Rita J. King.

James and Rita are co-founders of Science House based in New York, NY. Science House specializes in the development of collaborative culture, business strategy and leadership at the intersection of human nature and technology. A self-proclaimed futurist, Rita J. King is also the EVP for Business Development for Science House. James is a memory and innovation consultant. He is the named inventor on more than 530 issued patents covering a broad range of industries. Connect with Rita and James: Website – www.sciencehouse.com Rita's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/ritajking/ James's LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jorasch/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/ritajking Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/ritajking Email- Rita@sciencehouse.com In this episode, we discuss: What are Indicators of Cultural Mismatch How Likely is Behavior Adjustment How to Make Creative Time How to Make the Invisible Visible Navigating a Sharp Career Change

How can we find meaning in a meaningless world? In this episode on Albert Camus with futurist Rita J King, we explore the idea of absurdity and how the imagination can be our greatest resource for accomplishing our goals and resolutions. #TheHappierHour Show notes: TheHappierHour.org Twitter/Instagram: @MissMMcCarthy Facebook: @TheHappierHour

What's the point in thinking like a scientist, even if you're not one? We explore the value of scientific thinking in the corporate world with guest Rita J. King.

Phil and Stephen conclude their special Thanksgiving week series. Good-news-a-palooza wraps up with a Black Friday show presenting still more tremendously encouraging news that is breaking all around us. Once again, aliens are mentioned right in the title of the show! And once again, it's a no Buzzkill Zone. Heart failure could be treated using umbilical cord stem cells goo.gl/eB9imT Using stem cells derived from the umbilical cord, researchers have improved the heart muscle and function of heart failure patients, paving the way for noninvasive therapies. Last of the Iron Lungs goo.gl/Pwv9ek Hours, days, and years sealed within a machine forcing breath into your lungs. This is life for people born before the polio vaccine. Deep Learning is Eating Software goo.gl/P6HzAm The pattern is that there’s an existing software project doing data processing using explicit programming logic, and the team charged with maintaining it find they can replace it with a deep-learning-based solution. How Technology Is Leading Us Into the Imagination Age goo.gl/s63h9N Initially coined by Rita J. King, the imagination age is a theoretical period beyond the information age where creativity and imagination will become the primary creators of economic value. An Organism That Regenerates Could Allow Us to Heal Humans goo.gl/9Yg4K5 The gecko’s remarkable ability to regenerate its tail in the space of a month could help scientists figure out how to heal spine injuries in humans, and it’s all down to the regenerative ability of stem cells. GEEKOUT Oumuamua = Alien Spacecraft? goo.gl/XUBsND Time for Stephen to adopt the Giorgio A. Tsoukalos haircut? goo.gl/Unh6ur WT 373-684

Transform IT: On this episode of Transform IT, host Charles Araujo sat down with James Jorasch and Rita J. King, futurists and founders of Science House. Together they talk about their unique and distinct journeys that led them both to this point at which, in their view, technology and humanity are intersecting. They challenge us […]

In episode 7 of Social Change Technology we speak to Rita J. King of Science House, New York. Rita is EVP of Business Development and head of Science House Creative. In the episode Ren Reynolds talks to Rita King about the work that Science House does to bring ‘hard science’ together with business. They touch on [...]