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Average audio length:
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English
United States
7 episodes
since June 1, 2021
episodic

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In this episode, we welcome Mike Elias, Founder of ideamarket.io, a marketplace for ideas built on Ethereum Layer 2. People can list and invest in ideas and curators that they think are creating or surfacing ideas worth caring about. This marketplace makes great ideas valuable and potentially makes…

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In this episode, we’re joined by Tom Beakbane, author of How to Understand Everything: Consilience: A New Way to See the World. He’ll be interviewed by Alex Marinos, Founder and CEO of balena. Tom and Alex dig into consilience, the twin sibling of science. While science helps us better understand …
Software Development Coach, Chris R. Chapman, joins the balenaPodcast to talk about what next-gen engineering leaders need to build better organizations. Chapman discusses why systems thinking is critical for any new leader, as well as applying psychology and empathy into the mix. He reminds us of …
Our guest, Jason Kridner, Co-founder of BeagleBoard, joins us to discuss overcoming supply chain issues and artificial barriers to technology, the future of open, modular hardware, and how technology should empower (and not limit) humanity. Hosted by Alexandros Marinos, Founder and CEO of balena. …
Turns out when you have big-brain 3D printing entrepreneurs hanging out, there’s no end on what to cover. Our guests, Dival Banerjee, Founder of Vuecason, and Matt Parlmer, Founder of GenFab, talk shop about how democratizing manufacturing machinery, software, and methods can help us solve some of …
This episode features Dival Banerjee, Founder of Vuecason, and Matt Parlmer, Founder of GenFab, who both are working on inventive ways to bring industrial-level 3D printing capability to the masses. We talked about what they’re working on and how it impacts the future of not only manufacturing, but…
For our first episode, Eben Upton, Founder and former trustee of the Raspberry Pi Foundation and current CEO of Raspberry Pi Ltd. joins to talk about computing education vs. computing for education, how hardware manufacturers "aren't paranoid enough" about quality control, and talk about the future…
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