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The latest episode features Becca Hume, founder of emergency services app TapSOS, who talks about why she wanted to create a business that makes a difference to society, her policy of saying yes to opportunities and the wider concept of tech for good.
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Ormeau Baths' GM Lisa Donaldson explains in this episode why she'd like to see more long term initiatives that give children in NI the chance to learn tech skills and also shares her views on the progress being made to increase diversity in Belfast's tech industry.
Deepa Mann-Kler tells the Ormeau Baths podcast about her goal of using VR to help people suffering from chronic pain and offers a view on the essential role creatives play in driving innovation in technology.
The guest on this episode is Jess Dornan Lynas, founder of Afterbook, who talks about why she set up a platform that helps people celebrate the lives of loved ones they've lost and how this can play a part in the way they deal with grief.
On this episode Cathy Craig, founder of sports technology start-up Incisiv, explains how she has combined academic research into "action intelligence" with virtual reality to create a platform that helps sports people make smarter decisions and become better players.
The guest on this episode is Fintan Connolly, founder of TakeTen, who talks about his approach to helping children and people in the workplace tackle stress.
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