I really enjoyed doing the latest Bistrocast, which somehow happened to be the first episode we recorded with French guests. Listed to it on my day job’s website, or find it on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify.
I’ve gotten used to seeing Treasure Island and Oakland vanish into the fog since we switched coasts, but this past week offered something I hadn’t noticed before. The Bay Bridge poked its way out of the fog, while its lower half looked like someone had swiped a Photoshop blur brush across everything close to the … Read moreWhy San Francisco fog has been so low
I’ve got two big updates on the podcast front this week. The first is that there’s a new episode on artificial intelligence and natural language processing. Which is on Soundcloud like the previous two episodes. However, the ongoing Bistrocast podcast is now also available on iTunes as well. Click here to find it, listen to … Read moreThe podcast is finally on iTunes
Episode No. 2 from the Bistrocast is live, and live you can listen to it with the embedded player below. It’s an interview with my colleague Will Barkis about the state and future of Smart Cities technology. There’s more info on the OSV blog.
As of August 8, I am happy to say that I can add podcast host to a line somewhere on my LinkedIn profile. Over the course of my adult life, I have been a podcast guest and devoted listener, but never a producer and host. To hear what that means, just check out the Orange … Read moreMy new podcast on technology
The new publication I started on Medium isn’t overflowing with content yet, but I did add a second installment to it, collecting some more insights from my editorial work. This one is called “How to Publish Things That Don’t Fail Miserably (Even in B2B),” and I’m sure much of it sounds obvious, but for anyone … Read moreSome B2B insights on Medium
I don’t update the Medium account too often, as anyone who has looked at it would know. Last week, though, I posted a piece called “Please, Never Tell This Story at a Job Interview” that has been burning a hole in the back of my brain for a while. It’s based on some advice that … Read moreNew stuff on Medium
Seven days after getting back from a half-recreational, half-business family trip to Milan, Italy, I think I’ve finally got the sleep hours re-banked to share some short insights. I’d been to Italy along the Italian Riviera and in Venice before, but this was my first time to Milano — and my first time trying to … Read moreQuick thoughts on Milan
2016 has a been a busy year (to put it mildly) in some sad ways and wonderful ways, and we’re not done yet. You can see some more about what I’ve been up to since the move to California if you follow me on Twitter or LinkedIn.
2016 has been a rough year for losses, both in my personal life, for a few of my close friends, and in the public sphere for some great artists and entertainers. One of the toughest things to deal with after losing a loved one can be wondering after the fact if something could have been … Read morePSA after reading last week’s CDC suicide report