“I never get sick!” These are the famous words I often exclaim right before getting sick. The viral culprits hang out in invisible droplets in the air we breathe and in the things we touch. With over 200 strains out there, they can make you miserable on a scale of…

Decisions come easy for some people and for others, even the smallest ones are painful deliberation. I made the decision to get tattoos very quickly, but then later in life took quite a while to decide upon removal. Decision-making is a process that like everything else, becomes smoother with life…

One of the most overhyped concepts in business today is AI (and machine learning). From murderous automated cars to covert surveillance, horror stories about AI are rife. But what is the truth about this revolutionary technology and how are businesses using it? Today I talked to an expert in the…

Hot water. It’s something we all take for granted. Somewhere in your home there’s a large white barrel which sits quietly in a closet providing a seemingly endless quantity of hot water… until it suddenly doesn’t. At which point, you realize how vital this appliance is to a happy, functioning…

How do you really feel? This might seem to be an unusually personal and direct way to start this post but bear with me. You see, my recent guest, Dr Duane Varan, specializes in answering this seemingly innocuous question, using cutting edge technology. When I first heard about how AI…

We have tech royalty on the Good User Experience podcast today, namely Martin Cooper, entrepreneur, and futurist, probably best known as the father of the cell phone. Together with wife Arlene Harris, Cooper has co-founded many significant wireless technology ventures. Back in the 1970s he led the team at Motorola…

There’s no doubt there’s a growing movement within tech innovation and entrepreneurship towards doing social good. One of my favorite aspects of running The Good User Experience podcast is meeting a range of like-minded and committed entrepreneurs and investors who put their money where their mouth is. One such kindred…

“When you educate one person you can change a life, when you educate many you can change the world”- Shai Reshef Depending on who you speak to, the current state of education in the US will elicit opinions that range from “outdated” to “broken.” It may come as a surprise…

“More start-ups can massively benefit from the wisdom, gravitas and experience of older people.” Lara Jeremko If there’s one fate none of us can escape, it’s aging. It happens daily, incrementally, and we don’t notice it until our circumstances change significantly — we retire, we become infirm, and steps must…