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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 to move away from things that are known and comfortable and to be willing to immerse ourselves in the unknown.
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