Brandon and David discuss liberal arts education

Episode 209 (7 Nov 2012): Matthew Pearson worked for a time with Living Water International. (He's since moved on to Moon Fabrications -- see JT episode below.) Back in 2012, we talked about his efforts to evaluate success in charitable programs aimed at bringing water to the poor, and there's a lo…

Episode 214 (13 Nov 2022): In this interview-episode, Cornelia asks me a few questions about the commons -- what they are, why they matter, and how we are (mis)managing them. To learn more, read my The Little Book of The Commons, which is free to download from https://www.kysq.org/lbc/

Episode 205 (8 Oct 2012): In this 2012 episode, Shahram Javey (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sjavey/) explains how he started Aquacue, his smart meter business, which he sold only a year later to the largest metering company in the US (see below). Shahram is still working on smart metering. https://…

Episode 206 (9 Aug 2022): Pieter Teer graduated from Leiden University College in 2021 and has spent the majority of the past months working at a development foundation based in Rwanda. In the coming year, he will pursue his masters at INSEAD, studying in France and Singapore. Poverty Inc: http://…