# Jonathan Franklin

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Lost: The Story of Salvador Alvarenga

In a lot of ways, the world is smaller now than it ever has been. With a few clicks of the mouse, I can watch a live camera feed of Sydney harbor, or read a newspaper from any country I can think of. Just five hours in an airplane can get you from the US to Europe, and pretty much anyone on the pla…

I Was Lost at Sea for 438 Days. Here's How I Survived.

Imagine you're floating in the middle of the Pacific Ocean on a boat the size of an SUV. You have no working electronics, no food or water, and only a styrofoam box to shade you from the sun. Your only companion is a 22-year-old who has little seafaring experience. How would you survive? On this ep…

A Depth of Trust

Teamwork is an essential part of everyday life, at work, school, and home. But what allows some teams to thrive under intense pressure while others buckle? In this episode of Choiceology with Katy Milkman, we explore how candid cultures that invite ideas from every level of an organization can be …

Lost: The Story of Salvador Alvarenga

In a lot of ways, the world is smaller now than it ever has been. With a few clicks of the mouse, I can watch a live camera feed of Sydney harbor, or read a newspaper from any country I can think of. Just five hours in an airplane can get you from the US to Europe, and pretty much anyone on the pla…

Ep 7: The Painted Ocean

When shark fisherman José Salvador Alvarenga gets caught in a storm at sea, he thinks he'll be able to ride it out. But the motor breaks in his little boat, and he starts to drift across the Pacific... Sources for this episode include the book 438 Days by Jonathan Franklin (highly recommended!), as…

AI in Practice: The Good

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the practice of law. In this two-part IADC Speaks series, Host Rebecca Weinstein Bacon (Bartlit Beck LLP) is joined by AI leaders Brent Arnold (INQ Law), Jonathan Franklin (Franklin Legal Group, PA), and Sean Griffin (Longman & Van Grack LLC) where they e…

He spent 438 days and 7,000 miles lost at sea, and lives to tell the tale

In November 2012, two fishermen set off from the coast of Mexico. Only one came back, 438 days later, having drifted almost 7,000 miles across the Pacific, the longest open-ocean survival in recorded history. The Debrief is joined by journalist Jonathan Franklin, who tracked down survivor Salvador …

On Writing with Charles Humble

We are joined by Charles Humble. Charles is an author, editor, podcaster, and technology consultant. He's also a former software engineer, architect and CTO. He was editor-in-chief at online publication InfoQ from 2014-2020, and was chief editor for Container Solutions technology consultancy from 2…