My latest program for IEEE Spectrum – this one on Cars of the Future. My 3-year-old and his best friend even have a cameo! FutureCar: Accelerating Into the Future –Â Looking at three- and four-wheeled automobiles, high-mileage cars, driverless vehicles, hybrid supercars, and more.
I produced segments A and C of this hour-long program on the Future of Work for IEEE Spectrum Radio. Technological advances have put us on the edge of a new industrial revolution. The program explores how technology will redefine the culture of work. Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor and professor of public policy at the…
I helped produce this hour-long doc for IEEE Spectrum: Grokking Democracy, how technology is changing the democratic process. My main contributions are the interviews with Ethan Roeder and Jim Gilliam. Pretty thrilling to work with Lisa Mullins whose voice I’ve admired for a long, long time.
I produced these two segments for IEEE Spectrum‘s “Engineers of the New Millennium” series and I was just blown away by the amazing work these people do. You can hear the full hour HERE. [soundcloud id=’114809322′] [soundcloud id=’114808396′]
My latest feature for IEEE Spectrum Radio is about the future of textiles – clothes that can keep you healthy, that charge your cell phone, and that never get dirty; fabrics that can change color, can keep you warm or cool depending on the weather, and can deliver medicines through your skin throughout the day.…
My latest piece for IEEE Spectrum is finally LIVE! (And airing on WNYC this weekend – woot!) It’s about a group of researchers at Virginia Tech who’ve created a fiberoptic microneedle device inspired by a mosquito. It’s designed for use in state-of-the-art cancer treatments. I left VaTech pretty much convinced these guys are going to save the…
I reported this piece over the summer and it’s finally out in the world! It’s about an RPI engineer who studied how jazz music can help teach first responders to improvise better under pressure. It was produced for IEEE Spectrum Radio in collaboration with the NSF, and was mixed (beautifully) by Dennis Foley. You can…