The Feed with Amber Mac & Michael B

We get an in-depth look at Arcadia, a Montreal-based startup that is combining eSports VR technology with real athletics to get people off the couch. The co-founder and CEO, Christopher Olimpo joins us to explain how. Also, we have Sophie Howe, founder and CEO of Xesto, share their innovative online shoe shopping solution to find the right fit with just your iPhone. Plus, Fundmetric CEO, Mark Hobbs, reveals their strategy for updating how charities use data to help them better connect and communicate with their donor community. In Socially Speaking, we give you our thoughts on Clubhouse after using it the past week.Find out more information from our guests here:arcadia.tvxesto.iofundmetric.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Gavin Lee, CEO and Co-Founder of Gwoop, gives us all the details on how they launched training programs to help video game players hone their skills. Also, GadgetMatch's Michael Josh joins us to breakdown Apple CEO Tim Cook's speech about upcoming privacy changes regarding sharing iPhone user behavior. Plus, we revisit last week's wild ride that was GameStop stock with our financial expert from CNBC, Deirdre Bosa. In Socially Speaking, we examine the newest, hottest app in social media: Clubhouse, including the details on how to join.Find out more information from our guests here:gwoop.comgadgetmatch.comDeirdre BosaYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Ali Rae, Digital Senior Producer and host of #AllHailTheLockdown, discusses the 5-part series that focuses on the global response to the pandemic. Also, we have David Cravit, a member of the Canadian Association of Retired Persons Board of Directors, who reveals the lack of care for seniors in Canadian long term care facilities. Plus, we examine Bodyguard, an app that protects you from cyberbullying and hate speech, with Managing Director, Matthieu Boutard. Next, we hear from President and CEO of BlueNalu, Lou Cooperhouse, about their mission to produce healthy seafood products that support the sustainability of our oceans with cell-based fish products. In Socially Speaking, we celebrate the success of Wattpad with CEO Allen Lau.Find out more information from our guests here:All Hail The Lockdowncarp.cabodyguard.aibluenalu.comwattpad.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

General Counsel for the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE), Benjamin Bull, guides us through the recent lawsuit against Mindgeek — the parent company of Pornhub — accused of hosting content containing child sex abuse. Also, we talk to the president of Orangetheory Fitness Canada, Blake MacDonald, about their interactive virtual coaching platform that brings real-time coaching from local and certified coaches to a small group setting. Plus, Reese Mozer, co-founder and CEO of drone developer American Robotics, reveals FAA approval to operate its fully-automated "Scout" drones without on-site humans. Next, CNN's Technology reporter, Brian Fung, predicts the future of social media moderating and ban protocols. In Socially Speaking, we sift through the good, the bad, and the ugly coming from TikTok.Find out more information from our guests here:endsexualexploitation.orgorangetheory.comamerican-robotics.comBrian FungYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Matt Crowell, Founder and CEO of GetintheLoop, joins us to share how they are making it easier to shop locally while connecting with small businesses in your community. Also, GrandPad's Head of Innovation and co-founder, Isaac Lien, reveals how their purpose-built tablet is heping connect seniors to healthcare professionals from the safety of their own homes. Plus, tech expert, Marc Saltzman, brings us all the new technology and the top trends shown at the Consumers Electronics Show, which happened virtually this year. In Socially Speaking, we dive into the truth about transparent screens question if they are just a gimmick.Find out more information from our guests here:getintheloop.cagrandpad.netmarcsaltzman.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Jeremy Dalton, head of XR at PwC UK and author of Reality Check: How Immersive Technologies Can Transform Your Business, joins us to reveal how companies can integrate Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality into their businesses. Also, we talk to the Co-Founder of Develop for Good, Amay Aggarwal, about how their matching service is designed to connect motivated and ambitious undergraduates in computer science, design and economics to nonprofits with specific projects that require expertise. Plus, we look into a platform that provides car rentals to those in need of a vehicle. Founder of KYTE, Ludwig Schoenack, shares how they are making this possible by providing delivery directly to a customer's front door. In Socially Speaking, we question if shaming public figures who straddle COVID rules is an appropriate action.Find out more information from our guests here:pwc.co.ukdevelopforgood.orgdrivekyte.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Bradley Tusk, CEO of Tusk Ventures, joins us to explain how the tech community will deal with policy battles in 2021. Also, we talk to Zoox co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Jesse Levinson, about their electric, autonomous robotaxi and what it means for the future of transportation. We have Samuel Stupp, Professor and researcher at Northwestern University, join us to reveal their new, water-powered dancing robot. Plus, our favorite interet Dad, Brittlestar, is here to let us know how celebrities have been cashing in on Cameo and declare the biggest performer on the platform in 2020.Find out more information from our guests here:tusk.vcchemistry.northwestern.edubrittlestar.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

The Chief Security Evangelist at ESET, Tony Anscombe, breaks down their new resource platform for kids, parents and educators called "Safer Kids Online" that aims to build a safer online environment. Also, we talk to Tomas Ronis, the founder and CEO of real estate startup Rhenti, about their mission to make the rental leasing process fast, easy and transparent for both the renters and property owners. Plus, we have Dyson Design Engineer, Michael Leat, join us to share their global results from its air quality lockdown project, which were obtained from an air quality backpack with Dyson connected purifiers. In Socially Speaking, we reveal the 5 signs of Emotional Intelligence that you need to know about today. Find out more information from our guests here:eset.comrhenti.comdysoncanada.caYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Save time and money with FoodBoss: the food delivery search comparison engine. We talk to the Co-Founder and CEO, Michael DiBenedetto, all about how it works. Also, CEO of the National Angel Capital Organization, Claudio Rojas, explains how they foster investment in early-stage companies and reveals plans for their Atlantic Summit in mid-December. Plus, Cure Hydration's Founder, Lauren Picasso, shares how their sports drink mix is a healthy choice for maintaining hydration while working out. In Socially Speaking, we chat about a new reality series that Facebook is producing and what we think the show will be about.Find out more information from our guests here:www.foodboss.comwww.nacocanada.comcurehydration.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Online learning has been a major focus since the pandemic started and we share 3 tips to help parents manage their kids' online learning experience to reduce the stress around the house. Also, tech expert, Marc Saltzman, gives us some great tech gift ideas just in time for the holidays. Plus, we talk to James Vlahos, cofounder of HereAfter, which is an A-I platform designed to allow people to have spoken "conversations" with loved ones who have passed away based on recordings taken while they are still alive. In Socially Speaking, we dive into Twitter Fleets and give you our verdict on if it works for the platform or not.Find out more information from our guests here:marcsaltzman.comhereafter.aiYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter. 

Robert Barrosa, Senior Director of Sales, Business Development & Marketing for Electrify America gives us the details on their simplified charging station payment system: Plug & Charge. We also talk to Theodoros Zanos, Head of the Neural & Data Science Lab at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, who is researching an AI tool for vital-sign monitoring of hospital patients. Plus, Yezin Al-Qaysi, the CEO of Canadian company VYZR Technologies, discusses their new hazmat helmet, which provides full head and chest coverage to protect healthcare workers. Isabel Wang, co-founder of the Bridging Tech Charitable Fund, shares their mission to provide equitable access to education for those studying throughout the pandemic.  Find out more information from our guests here:bridgingtech.orgvyzrtech.comfeinstein.northwell.eduelectrifyamerica.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Your next movie experience may be in a virtual world with Hoovie. We speak to the co-founder, Fiona Rayher, about their virtual space to host online screenings. Plus, grade 12 student, Sophia Joffe, discusses why she created the site eLearn.fyi, which compiles the best learning resources for students attending online school. Also, Rachel Zimmer, from U.K.-based Entrepreneur First, is launching a chapter in Canada and she explains their system for pairing co-founders with potential companies. In Socially Speaking, we talk about why the battle of misinformation is getting harder in the wake of the US Elections.  Find out more information from our guests here:hoovie.movieelearn.fyijoinef.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter. 

AcousticSheep CEO, Dr. Wei-Shin Lai, discusses the newest app that will have users sleeping soundly with ease. Plus, Pandorabots CEO, Lauren Kunze, introduces us to the rules-first chatbot, Kuki, and explains what the company hopes to learn from its experiment with Facebook's Blenderbot. Also, GadgetMatch's Michael Josh gives us the lowdown on LG's newest phone and how it will shake up the mobile phone design market. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the business of loneliness and the effect of loneliness in the age of the pandemic. Find out more information from our guests here:acousticsheep.compandorabots.comgadgetmatch.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Steve Puchala, Senior Vice President of Growth and Restaurant Success for Skip The Dishes, joins us to reveal how the business adapted when the pandemic hit and their plans to move forward in the post-pandemic world. Plus, we talk to the CEO of GroundLevel Insights, Asif Khan, about the free contract-tracing platform for Canadians: CANATRACE. Also, Co-Founder of Miso Robotics, Buck Jordan, introduces us to Flippy, the world’s first autonomous robotic kitchen assistant. In Socially Speaking, we discuss how Apple is upping their search game to compete with the giant called Google. skipthedishescomgroundlevelinsights.commisorobotics.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Writer, creator, and content consultant, Mohit Rajhans, takes a look at some content trends and provides us with helpful tips to ensure that brands find success with their content creation. Plus, we talk to the co-founder and CEO of Knowledgehook, Travis Ratnam, about his AI-powered platform that provides insights for teachers and parents to identify gaps in learning and offer instructional guidance. Also, technology evangelist Marc Saltzman reveals a wish list of useful products to keep you connected and productive at home. In Socially Speaking, we go fact checking on why journalist Daniel Dale is the United States' biggest threat to political lies.Find out more information from our guests here:thinkstart.canowledgehook.commarcsaltzman.comDaniel DaleYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

New York Times author, Ashanti Martin, explores how social media platforms like LinkedIn handle content addressing racism in the workplace. Plus, filmmaker and Webby Award founder, Tiffany Shlain, on the benefits of screen-free days and her new book 24/6: Giving up Screens One Day a Week to Get More Time, Creativity, and Connection. Also, we find out why our favorite Interet Dad, @Brittlestar, has a crush on Triller. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the COVID Alert App available to Canadians and how it keeps citizens informed while helping stop the spread of COVID-19.Find out more information from our guests here:Black LinkedIn Article - New York Timestiffanyshlain.combrittlestar.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter. 

Steve DiPaola, Professor at the School of Interactive Arts & Technology at Simon Fraser University, discusses training healthcare workers in correct PPE use via advanced virtual training simulations. Plus, PitchMe CEO and co-founder, Dina Bayasanova, is swapping traditional resumés for AI matching based on an applicant's soft and professional skills. Also, we have Laura Chambers, CEO of Willow, reveal how their wearable breast pump makes pumping more efficient while providing added comfort and dignity to its users. In Socially Speaking, we question if Google Meet will be the death of Zoom.Find out more information from our guests here:dipaola.orgpitchme.coshop.willowpump.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and the fuelService Canadian Ambassador, David Onley, joins us to discuss fuelService's recent Canadian launch and explain how the app assists drivers with mobility challenges. Plus, Microsoft's XBox team purchased ZeniMax Media. Bloomberg News' tech reporter Dina Bass reveals how the tech giant will be using it to develop a virtual commute for remote workers. Also, our best tech friend, Michael Josh, joins us with the lowdown on Samsung's new Galaxy Z Fold 2. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the new blacklight tool that divulges what data is being collected by a website before you visit it. Find out more information from our guests here:fuelservice.orgDina Bass - BloombergMichael JoshYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter. 

Reserve your ticket for the first ride in the Volocopter's public electric air taxi. CEO Florian Reuter joins us to talk about how their urban air mobility company took flight. Plus, we have tech executive, entrepreneur, investor and author, Maëlle Gavet, to provide her take on how big tech has gone off the rails (and how to get it back on track). Also, Incredible Health CEO, Iman Abuzeid, reveals their innovative approach to healthcare staffing where the hospitals are the applicants. In Socially Speaking, we question if Peleton should be afraid of Apple with its aggressive move into the health and fitness industry. Find out more information from our guests here:volocopter.comMaëlle Gavet - TwitterIncredible HealthYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

What does the Future of Work look like? Ericsson's Head of ConsumerLab, Jasmeet Sethi, joins us with answers, including how we can prepare. Plus, we learn how teacher and Digital Literacy Coach, Stacey Bernier, fosters excitement for coding amongst kids and teachers alike. Also, the founder and CEO of Better1, Darab Ali, shares the immersive experience of their interactive online shopping service for the newest smart-living products. In Socially Speaking, we discuss how Ryan Reynolds owns the internet — full stop. Find out more information from our guests here:ericsson.comStacey Bernier - Twitterbetter1.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Save the Children helps provide children around the world a healthy start and the opportunity to learn. We have President and CEO, Janti Soeripto, join us to share some of the initiatives it has underway to continue their efforts throughout the global pandemic.  Plus, we have one of the finalists from the Shad Canada's STEAM enrichment program, Mallory Moxham, join us to share how the event worked via online delivery. Also, the CEO of OnwardMobility, Peter Franklin, gives us the details on the return of BlackBerry in the smartphone market with the new 5G Android BlackBerry. In Socially Speaking, we chat about how the Fortnite vs Apple fight might reshape the App store. Find out more information from our guests here:savethechildren.orgshad.caonwardmobility.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Joshua Karam, co-founder and CEO of Hyr Live, built the online platform with one goal in mind: to host a community of inspirational classes for food, beverage and pastry, taught to you at home. Plus, we get the inside scoop on the latest must-have gadgets for back-to-school with Technology Evangelist, Marc Saltzman. Also, Jennifer Lee, Managing Partner of Growth Platforms and Value Creation Services at Deloitte shares the company's global response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the future of the internet and ask: is it too late to remake the digital world for the better? Find out more information from our guests here:hyr.livemarcsaltzman.comwww2.deloitte.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Borrowell is helping customers reduce and manage their financial pressures during the global pandemic. Co-founder, Eva Wong, joins us to reveal their app's strategy. Plus, the car-buying app that gets users on the road with convenience with co-founder and President of Fair, Georg Bauer. Also, we explore TikTok's would-be replacement, Clash, with our favorite internet Dad, Brittlestar. In Socially Speaking, we discuss Twitter's stance on disinformation, including labeling government and state media officials to help users trace information and sources. Find out more information from our guests here:borrowel.comfair.comclashapp.coYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

We have a tiny talk with Skyler Hammond who shares the story of his new book, "The Big Book of Teeny Tiny Stories", including his unique collaborations with artists from around the world. Plus, NBA players are keeping healthy with the Oura ring. CEO of Oura, Harpreet Rai, joins us to reveal how the ring works. Also, we have James Connell, Chief Ecommerce & Customer Experience Officer of Roots, on how they have been adapting in the coronavirus landscape by adopting new technologies to service customers and "future proofing" their business. In Socially Speaking, we discuss whether or not an analog life has advantages given our current state.Find out more information from our guests here:ateenytinystory.comouraring.comRootsYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Writer-director John Babu reveals how he focused on the potential of artificial intelligence while passing time during the lockdown. Plus, investigative reporter, Raphael Rowe, joins us to talk about his Netflix original documentary: Inside The World's Toughest Prisons. Also, Michael Josh from GadgetMatch answers our biggest smartphone question: Is the newest, souped-up version worth it or is a mid-range smartphone good enough? In Socially Speaking, we question if a wealth tax on the 1% is a good idea.Find out more information from our guests here:John BabuRaphael RoweGadgetMatchYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Google announced a $10 billion investment to expand its footprint in India. Forbes Senior Contributor, John Koetsier, walks us through the tech giant's move. Plus, we have the CEO of the healthcare startup Paige.AI, Leo Grady, to explain how they use AI-generated clinical imaging data to diagnose cancer. Also, we take a look at Mighty Health, a health and fitness wellness app tailored to older adults, with the co-founder and CEO, James Li. In Socially Speaking, we muse about the bans and restrictions that countries and companies are implementing for users of TikTok.Find out more information from our guests here:www.mightyhealth.com/paige.ai/teamwww.forbes.com/You can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

We talk to Shad Canada's President and CEO, Tim Jackson, about their move from a traditional live-in STEAM enrichment program to an online platform. Plus, we check in with the Director of the Aga Khan Development Network Digital Health Resource Centre, Saleem Sayani, about their CoronaCheck app to help fight the spread of COVID-19. Also, we take a look at education and setting kids up for success in the digital age with the founder of the Digital Human Library, Leigh Cassell. In Socially Speaking, we compare the scenarios that have been devised for reopening schools and question which may be safest for students.Find out more information from our guests here:www.shad.cawww.akdn.orgwww.digitalhumanlibrary.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

India banned 59 apps for posing a threat to sovereignty and integrity. We have Paige Leskin, Tech Reporter for Business Insider, join us to explain why. Plus, take care of your pets virtually with Airvet. Founder and CEO, Brandon Werber, shares how to connect with a veterinarian on-demand from anywhere. Also, we talk to CEO and Founder of Snowman, Ryan Cash, who won an Apple Design Award for the puzzle game Where Cards Fall. In Socially Speaking, we ask if floating cities are a viable solution for a sustainable future.Find out more information from our guests here:https://www.insider.com/author/paige-leskinenergicitycorp.comhttps://www.airvet.com/http://wherecardsfall.com/You can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

We take a look at the Official Black Wall Street app with the founder, Mandy Bowman, who shares how the app helps consumers discover black-owned businesses across the globe. Plus, we cover all of the Apple announcements and updates from their recently streamed developer conference. Also, Nicole Poindexter, CEO of Energicity, discusses their goal to provide affordable, reliable, and sustainable electricity to consumers in West Africa. In Socially Speaking, we wonder how Facebook is weathering the storm of the "Stop Hate For Profit" campaign.Find out more information from our guests here:energicitycorp.comofficialblackwallstreet.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Adam Gilmour, CEO of Gilmour Space Technologies, joins us to talk about launching commercial rockets by the year 2022 in partnership with the University of Queensland. Plus, CEO of Colu, Amos Meiri, shares insight on the app-based rewards service structured around behavioural economics and their deal with the city of Akron, Ohio. Also we take a look at hi-tech gifts for Dads and Grads with tech journalist Marc Saltzman. In Socially Speaking, we delve into the latest Twitter update requiring users to read the link before sharing.Find out more information from our guests here:www.gspacetech.comcolu.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Our favorite internet Dad, @Brittlestar, joins us with tips on how to make money on Facebook Live. We take a look at some great tech ideas for your Dad on Father's Day. Plus, travel expert, Johnny Jet, reveals the future of travel. Also, Cabana CEO, Scott Kubly, invites you to enjoy a socially-distanced, luxury vacation via their tech-enabled fleet of mobile hotels. In Socially Speaking, we question what responsibility big tech companies, like Twitter and Facebook, have with user-posted content.Find out more information from our guests here:www.brittlestar.comwww.johnnyjet.comcabana.lifeYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Presso's dry cleaning robot is the star of wardrobe departments in the world of TV and movies. CEO, Nishant Jain, joins us to share how their machine snagged the role. Plus, co-founder of Big Digital, Michael Girgis, reveals how the digital entrance tech SafeChek is supporting storefronts to maintain social distancing standards. Krishna Rao of Stanford University explains recent findings that demonstrate how artificial intelligence and satellite images can identify at-risk wildfire regions. In Socially Speaking, we speculate if there's an impending revolution in at-home fitness classes with the influx of virtual workouts during the pandemic.Find out more information from our guests here:http://www.bigdigital.cahttp://www.getpresso.cohttps://earth.stanford.eduYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

We dive into the race for space with Virgin Orbit's President & CEO, Dan Hart. Plus, CEO and Co-founder of PathSpot, Christine Schindler, on their hand-washing scanner that indicates if your hands are clean. Also, we have Chief's CEO, Carolyn Childers, on the social network focused on furthering women in leadership positions. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the jobs that robots are taking over in agriculture and other industries.Find out more information from our guests here:virginorbit.comwww.pathspottech.comwww.chief.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Kirsten Korosec, senior reporter at TechCrunch, discusses the role of robots and the future of contactless delivery. Plus, Envision SQ President & CEO, Scott Shayko, reveals their pivot from battling air pollution to battling Covid-19. Also, OpenPhone co-founder, Daryna Kulya, on their role in the transition from corporate culture to working from home. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the upside and downside to the isolation that is space quarantining.Find out more information from our guests here:techcrunch.comenvisionsq.comopenphone.coYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter. 

How can temperature-measuring cameras assist in detecting the coronavirus? Drew Harwell from the Washington Post joins us to explain. Plus, we talk to Landon Downs, co-founder and President of 1QBit; the artificial intelligence tool that can diagnose lung abnormalities. Also, we find out more about Canada's Ocean Supercluster's new accelerated ocean solutions program from their CEO, Kendra MacDonald. The program aims to help keep the ocean sector afloat during the current economic downturn. In Socially Speaking, we discuss how companies like Twitter are keeping employees working from home permanently and what that looks like.Find out more information from our guests here:https://www.washingtonpost.com/ https://1qbit.com/ https://oceansupercluter.ca/ You can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

NASA's Earth Science Acting Director, Dr. Paula Bontempi, joins us to talk about the global, virtual hackathon aimed at solving problems brought on by the pandemic in a joint Space Apps Covid-19 Challenge with NASA, the European Space Agency and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency. Plus, author Rick Terrien discusses his new book, Ageless Startup, and launching a startup at any age. Also, what you need to know about contract tracing apps to help combat the spread of Covid-19. In Socially Speaking, we debate the futures of hyperloop and high-speed travel.Find out more information from our guests here:https://science.nasa.gov/researchers/sara/program-officers-list/paula-bontempihttps://www.spaceappschallenge.org/https://aerbook.com/maker/productcard-4991053-2045.htmlYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

The DNA-testing Spartan Cube has pivoted for use as a fast-acting COVID-19 test. Spartan Bioscience CEO, Paul Lem, joins us to explain how. Plus, we talk to Dr. Jack Pottle, Chief Medical Officer for Oxford Medical Simulation about VR training for preparing frontline workers for emergency situations. Also, we look at 20 years of iRobot with Senior Product Manager, Brent Hild, and discover what's next for the Roomba. In Socially Speaking, we wonder if apps might hold the answer to lifting the lockdowns around the world.Find out more information from our guests here:www.spartanbio.comoxfordmedicalsimulation.comwww.irobot.comYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter. 

First Draft CEO, Claire Wardle, is leading the battle against the spread of misinformation surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, helping journalists and everyday consumers alike. Plus, Neil Seeman, CEO of RIWI Corp on what their real-time data tracking is revealing the pandemic. Also, filmmaker Sarah Teale of the HBO documentary, KillChain: The Cyber War on American Elections, divulges how safe our elections really are. In Socially Speaking, we chat about how to curate your social media to be constantly learning and seeing the best in people.Find out more information from our guests here:First Draft firstdraftnews.orgRIWI Corp riwi.comKillChain: The Cyber War on American Elections www.killchain.tvYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter. 

Maison Tess co-founder, Laura Nezri, joins us to explain how to sleep soundly on sustainable bed sheets that protect the environment. Yellofruit co-founder, Andrew Kinnear, reveals what makes their dessert good for the planet and for people. Next, we discover how everyone can grow vegetables at home with Conner Tidd of Just Vertical. We applaud the small businesses manufacturing products to help the environment. Plus, special recognition to GROHE, a larger company that values sustainability in all their products and in their business operations.For more information on the guests from this episode check out:https://maisontess.comhttps://www.yellofruit.comhttps://justvertical.comhttps://www.grohe.caYou can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

Endy is supplying hospitals with mattresses for frontline workers and co-founder, Rajen Ruparell, explains why. Plus, Jeremy Hedges of 3D printing company, InkSmith, shares their fascinating pivot to production of the "Canadian Shield" facemask. Also, founder of Internet of Elephants, Gautam Shah, on their new augmented reality game, Wildeverse, which promotes conservation of endangered species. In Socially Speaking, it's all about the rise of the DIY late-night talk show hosts and living room video production.

Jamie Metzl, author of Hacking Darwin: Genetic Engineering and The Future of Humanity, answers the big questions about biology, technology, and our DNA. Plus, CEO John Porter reveals how BarterPay can help businesses through the pandemic. Also, Babbly CEO, Maryam Nabavi, discusses how their tool uses A.I. to help parents with their child's speech development. In Socially Speaking, Amber and Michael share how they're dealing with isolation and social distancing.

With our workforce moving home to work remotely amidst this pandemic, Amber and Michael are here to help you work a little smarter. Plus, Hasier Larrea, founder of Ori Living, can make your small space multi-purpose with furniture robotics. Lindsay Bryson of BlueDot reveals how AI and Big Data track and anticipate the spread of dangerous infections, including the detection of Coronavirus. In Socially Speaking, the trending topics are all about COVID-19, including #canceleverything and #panicbuying.

Tech Social Entrepreneur, Winy Bernard, drops her suggestions for keeping kids entertained and engaged over the March Break. Plus, Lauryn Vaughn reveals how the Shop the Upside app is providing sustainable shopping for luxury brands at a fraction of the cost. Also, ConversationHEALTH is using AI to flip the script with your physician, according to co-founder Lexi Kaplin. In Socially Speaking, we divulge our shared fear of robots and what they might do next.

Your alarm is set to save the planet (and wake up on time). CEO and co-founder Jesse Teron of the EcoWake app is providing the eco-conscious incentive we need to get up in the morning. Plus, we hear what Amber's mom has to say about her new high-tech hearing aids and the increase of accessible technology. GadgetMatch's Michael Josh gives us the skinny on the world of foldable phones with the release of the Huawei Mate X. In Socially Speaking, we take a tech-centric look at the implications of the Coronavirus and the benefits of online services.

Move over TikTok. Our favorite Internet'r Brittlestar shares his take on Google's new TikTok competitor, Tangi. What's the fastest way from Point A to Point B? Yovav Meydad from Moovit has the answer. Plus, how anyone can be famous in a world of a million bots on the Botnet Social Network with Billy Chasen. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the Ontario government's approach to bringing e-learning to high schools and what that means for the future of education.

David Eberle, co-founder of the Typewise app, is here to eliminate smartphone typos. Plus, Mashable's Senior Tech Editor, Karissa Bell, reveals what YouTube makes for Google. Samantha Kelly from CNN Business shares smartphone etiquette best practices. Also, Melissa Chee, CEO of ventureLAB, on how they help entrepreneurs take a giant leap. In Socially Speaking, we talk about wearable technology and question how it improves our lives.

CEO of Trend Hunter, Jeremy Gutsche, discusses his new double-sided book, Create The Future & The Innovation Handbook. Top trends are discovered in the 2020 Trends Report with David Glazer of Info-Tech. Plus, Dan Bowden of Aō Air reveals facewear that will save you from pollution. In Socially Speaking, Facebook doesn't need you to like it (and what that really means).

We talk to Michael Josh from GadgetMatch about what the major companies are doing in terms of sustainability in the realm of tech. Plus, we see how families can begin to positively impact the environmental future of the earth with the president of Earth Rangers, Tovah Barocas. Also, the co-founder of Zizzlelab, Alexandra Pokras, shares their approach to STEM education for children under the age of 7 with their tinker app. In Socially Speaking, we discuss the latest viral meme of cutting books in half to save space.

We talk to happiness researcher, Dr. Gillian Mandich, on how we can stay happy in the workplace. Plus, we discuss flying cars and the future of automotive tech with Nicole Scott from Mobile Geeks. Also, our favorite internet Dad, Brittlestar, on why he is making TikTok his platform of choice. In Socially Speaking, we find out how to test the tone of your email so you don't sound like a jerk.

We talk to Lora DiCarlo about her sexual wellness company and her challenges with being recognized at CES. We also break down three products on our wishlist that were highlighted at this year's CES. Plus, we chat with Davide Vigano from Sensoria Health about their new remote patient rehab system, including the smart knee brace that helps reduce rehab time. Also, we talk to Eric Zeitz from Amaryllo about their new surveillance camera, Athena, the world's first biometric security camera that can detect faces and voices. In Socially Speaking, we talk about what we can do in Canada and around the world to help Australia as they battle the wildfires.