There are five people in cre8tym3’s collective.
Karen Armstrong, acclaimed author and religious scholar, speaks at St Paul's Cathedral on the topic of her book The Case for God as part of the St Paul's Forum autumn series of events.
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Web pioneer Jeremy Keith talks with us about the past and future of the web, native vs. web, and what's he's excited about in web development.
Is Apple a big business trapped in the body of a startup? Myke and Jason discuss that issue, say lots of things that might be quoted out of context later, and then settle in to watch 1984's "Gremlins."
Once the embarrassing last stop on a flailing athlete’s career, the world’s top sports psychologists now enjoys a highly influential and respected role proactively honing the mental and emotional edge of today’s most successful athletes, CEOs and creatives looking to elevate peak performance beyond the imaginable.
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Ben Brown stops by the show for an update on bots as well as some news on a conference for bot enthusiasts to check out or submit a talk to coming up in Austin, Texas.
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Cory Doctorow, is an author, journalist, and Special Advisor at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
In this keynote, Cory explains how the people who founded the web with the idea of having an open, decentralized system ended up building a system that is increasingly monopolized by a few companies — and how we can prevent the same things from happening next time.
https://archive.org/details/DWebSummit2016_Keynote_Cory_Doctorow
Mitchell Levy, Chief Instigator of Ahas at the Aha Amplifier (http://AhaAmplifier.com), and his co-host for the month, #ThoughtLeader Dr. Stacy Feiner, Executive Coach for the Middle Market, have an interesting discussion about sports and business with #ThoughtLeader Robert Elwood, COO of The Sports Mind Institute (http://www.thesportsmindinstitute.com). Robert defines culture as something that evolves.
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In this brilliant and original book, James Wallman explains and analyses why Stuffocation is the most pressing problem of our time — and then goes in search of its solution. On the way, he goes down the halls of the Elysée Palace with Nicolas Sarkozy, up in a helicopter above Barbra Streisand's house on the California coast, and into the world of the original Mad Men.
Through fascinating characters and brilliantly told stories, Wallman introduces the innovators whose lifestyles provide clues to how we will all be living tomorrow, and he makes some of the world's most counterintuitive, radical, and worldchanging ideas feel inspiring — and possible for us all.
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How a tiny group of social engineers are making our online relationships kindler and gentler, whether we like it or not.
Sally Hogshead is a Hall of Fame speaker, best-selling author, and leading expert on branding and fascination. She helps others navigate a world full of short attention spans, to make their mark, come out on top of competitive professional environments.
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