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Research shows patients working with a doctor over telehealth using the Clarius device have “non-inferior” images as compared to those done in the clinic with higher patient satisfaction. This is primarily due to the AI and image acquisition innovation. Ohad Arazi, CEO of Clarius and Amy Zwanziger, Co-Founder and CEO of Turtle Healthjoins me to discuss.

My good friend Stephen Ewell Executive Director CTA Foundation joins me as we take a look at the CTA Foundation over the last 10yrs. In 2022, the CTA Foundation is celebrating 10 years of powering lives through technology. Founded on June 27, 2012, the CTA Foundation has spent a decade leveraging technology to enable people of all ages and abilities to live, work, and play in a connected and independent manner.

Parents and students have a lot on their plate when it comes to paying for college. Now that many students are heading back to campus this fall families may be looking for student loan financing options to help cover tuition costs and living expenses. SoFi’s Brian Walsh can discuss the tips below when shopping for a student loan.

Family Friendly Summer Travel Tech More families than ever plan to travel this summer – and are getting out in record numbers. Verizon is here to help you with the best family friendly tech for your adventures.

In 2012, The Los Angeles Times named Mater Dei's Katin Reinhardt the California High School Basketball Player of the Year. In college, Reinhardt helped lead the USC Trojans to an NCAA tournament berth. Reinhardt then played pro ball in Europe, where he starred in Germany's Bundesliga and played in the EuroCup. After an injury and the pandemic, Reinhardt moved back to Dana Point to start a career in real estate. In the past year, Reinhardt did over 75 transactions of over $40 million. Reinhardt can talk to KMET about his journey. Reinhardt's story, in his words: "I played really well in Europe. I was on pace to sign a half-a-million dollar contract. I was in talks with different teams all over the EuroLeague, including Bayern Munich." "I broke my foot, then Covid hit. I came back to the U.S. I was gonna play in the G League bubble with the Lakers, but they pulled out of the bubble." "After that, I had to make a decision. Do I stay in sports and be a trainer? A coach? I've always been interested in real estate. It's all relational." "I wanna do real estate in a cool way like in Ballers (The Rock's HBO show). I do concierge service with athletes where we host events. Champagne on a yacht. Golf events." "I know I fit the mold because I know what these guys go through when they wake up and train. I understand the ins and outs of athletes and what they gotta do." "We help athletes invest their money in real estate. If you're in LA and get traded to Philly, New York or Miami, we have someone in our company who can take care of you. I want to be the relocation agent for the Dodgers, Angels, Lakers, Kings and Ducks." "We've had Zoom conversations with the NBA and MLB about being the official relocation business for their athletes."

For nearly 70 years, the Wildcat name has been reserved for innovative, progressive Buick concept vehicles that push the boundaries of design and technology. Like the new Wildcat EV concept, the first Wildcat — introduced in 1953 — was a show vehicle that previewed next-generation Buick design. The Wildcat II and III concepts followed in 1954 and 1955, respectively, and the designs of all were overseen by legendary chief designer Harley Earl. In 1985, another Wildcat concept debuted. It was a futuristically styled, mid-engine and AWD supercar developed to showcase new engine technologies. Rob Peterson, Buick Marketing Manager joins me to discuss

The Jedi Master of Koi in the United States Anthony Quintero of KOI Enterprise joins me to discuss how technology has helped him to reach Koi lovers across the world and how his online auctions are one of a kind. He also talks about the launch of their new app and future plans of Koi education using technology.

GM recently announced a feature standard in its Ultium-based EVs that captures and repurposes waste energy from the battery. Through the Ultium Platform’s energy recovery system, this recovered energy can increase a vehicle’s range, reduce battery energy needed for heating, increase charging speed and even enable sportier driving. EV batteries, power electronics and other propulsion components produce heat. The Ultium Platform can recover and store this waste heat from the Ultium propulsion system. Further, it can also capture and use humidity from both inside and outside the vehicle, including body heat from passengers. The Ultium Platform can then deploy energy stored through the recovery process to heat the cabin more quickly in cold weather than comparable systems found in vehicles with an internal combustion engine. Ultium’s energy recovery capabilities reduce the need to power heating and other functions from energy stored in the battery, which provides GM’s EVs with as much as 10% more range, potentially allowing more power and range than vehicles with similarly sized batteries without energy recovery capabilities. With its active heating capabilities, Ultium vehicles can also potentially charge more efficiently by warming up the batteries before charging. Ultium’s energy recovery even enables GMC HUMMER EV’s available Watts to Freedom feature. Energy recovery precools the propulsion system to help the all-electric supertruck accelerate from 0-60 mph in approximately 3 seconds. Covered by 11 patents and four publications, the development of Ultium energy recovery traces its inception back to GM’s first EV, the EV1, in the late 1990s, when GM engineers first developed an EV heat pump. Ultium energy recovery is available on all current Ultium vehicles and planned for future Ultium vehicles.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies are revolutionizing the way people invest, especially with their traditional IRAs and Bitcoin Roth IRAs. These crypto retirement accounts are tax-advantaged to help keep your capital gains. Investors can roll over their IRAs and 401ks into a Bitcoin IRA. Our crypto IRAs have world-class security with $100 million dollar custody insurance. Over 100,000 users have joined the platform where they can invest in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies, making us the largest crypto retirement platform. Bitcoin IRA is the world's first, largest, and most secure digital asset IRA technology platform that allows users to purchase cryptocurrencies and physical gold for their self-directed retirement accounts. To date, the company has processed over $1.5 billion in transactions and has over 100,000 users. As part of the show, Chris would be more than happy to dive into a number of topics pertaining to the intersection of crypto and fintech. Topics include, but not limited to: Background on Bitcoin IRA and how they’ve become the most-trusted IRA technology platform for crypto; Why businesses are offering their services as an option for retirement investments for their employees; What banks should be aware of when considering crypto as a retirement investment;

Tech Zone Special #GADD Broadcast Event @DAGERSYSTEM has acquired @CanIPlayThat in a partnership that will create the largest resource for game-accessibility journalism in the world @JoshPStraub joins me to discuss

AlliedUP is a transformational employment ecosystem and support community for Allied Healthcare professionals serving the needs of workers first through a socially governed community rich in jobs and diversity while offering a culture of integrity, compassion, accountability, and value for all. The only Allied Healthcare cooperative in existence, AlliedUP provides higher wages, flexible schedules, full benefits, and ownership. About Carey Carpineta CEO, AlliedUP Cooperative, Inc. Carey Carpineta is AlliedUP’s founding CEO. She’s an 18-year veteran of the staffing industry. For eight-and-a-half years, she worked in innovation for Employbridge, LLC, the U.S.’s largest light industrial staffing company. There, Carey pioneered worker-first product initiatives as part of the company’s innovation team. She’s successfully established new markets, transformed declining markets, and inaugurated a flourishing, fully remote (pre-Covid) recruiting operation. She has been honored multiple times as a member of Employbridge’s President’s Club and Select Staffing’s Circle of Excellence, recognizing top performers in sales and operations growth. Before her work in the staffing industry, Carey spent eight years working in senior leadership and founder roles in the technology industry, focusing on the enterprise software sector. She was the senior vice president of strategic partnerships for a start-up SaaS organization, responsible for raising seed capital and assisting in the company’s public offering through a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC). Before that, Carey was vice president of national sales for a CRM company, where she grew national client accounts and assisted with a successful exit following an acquisition. A CVS Health-Harris Poll National Health provided to Axios found that 80 percent of respondents are concerned about the shortage of health care workers. The poll found a significant number of Americans have been affected because of everything from canceled appointments to delayed surgeries and overcrowded hospitals. Axios reports that of the more than 2,000 adults polled Feb. 10–15, 45% had trouble scheduling appointments since spots are limited, 36% said their physician's offices are operating on reduced hours, and 21% reported that their physicians stopped practicing.

Joshua Ashley Klayman Linklaters U.S. Head of Fintech and Head of Blockchain and Digital Assets, New York Overview Josh is the firm’s U.S. Head of Fintech and Head of Blockchain and Digital Assets. She is one of the best-known blockchain and cryptocurrency lawyers in the U.S. and globally, highly regarded for her extensive experience in, and deep knowledge of, blockchain, smart contracts, and cryptocurrency matters, including initial coin offerings (ICOs)/digital token offerings. Josh has represented or consulted to global technology companies, token sellers, cryptocurrency exchanges and relayers; venture, hedge, and private equity funds and their portfolio companies; token marketers and broker-dealers; funds interested in trading digital assets; and major global investment banks, insurance companies, financial institutions and asset managers, among others. By background, Josh is a finance and corporate lawyer. She spent over 10 years representing lenders and borrowers in leveraged finance and banking transactions and public and private organizations in a broad array of commercial transactions and corporate governance matters. Before joining Linklaters, Josh co-founded a blockchain and smart contracts group at a global law firm and set up her own boutique blockchain consultancy.

ZenLedger, a global leader in cryptocurrency data analysis, accounting, and tax. Built by veterans in technology, finance, and accounting, ZenLedger collects, analyzes, and accounts for transaction information across thousands of exchanges, NFTs, DeFi, wallets, and tokens in one simple dashboard. ZenLedger helps cryptocurrency investors stay compliant with integration support for over 500+ exchanges, 50+ blockchains, and 40+ DeFi protocols including NFTs. Pat Larsen, ZenLedger’s CEO discusses a wide array of topics.

IBM Policy Lab co-director in DC Ryan Hagemann joins me to discuss IBM’s think tank and about a dozen white papers released in the past 2 years with actionable recommendations to government on how to regulate technology. The “biggest” were around AI and quantum.

Entrepreneur Jordan Edelson has founded several mobile app and gaming companies including Appetizer Mobile, Game Broadcasting Live and ESportsTV, which pioneered competitive video-game streaming and premiered on Times Square’s Jumbotron. Jordan is gearing up to launch his latest venture, TradeZing, which provides Gen Z and Millennials with educational and entertaining content through video live streams on trending topics in the equities, crypto, NFT and metaverse spaces.

Who is Luke? I am a virtual AI assistant that is backed by top NYC real estate experts. My mission is to make certain that your best interests are represented – from the start of your search, up until you find your dream home. Full Service. Full Disclosure. What Can Luke Do? I have so many features that I think you’ll love! I can do everything from calculating your commute and finding homes within your preferred range, sending comparable reports to tell you the best offer on a home, searching for properties with very specific features (duplexes, private gardens, pet friendly & many more!) and sending you instant updates when the price drops on a home you’ve favorited! Just ask, and I can do it! Potential Talking Points: Hadars background and experience in the New York residential real estate scene How technology can help advocate for first-time homebuyers, providing them with the tools they need to make an educated purchase Why technology actually enhances the agent and homebuyer relationship, rather than replace it Ways first-time homebuyers can ensure they don’t overpay on a home How Luke’s comp report using AI algorithms gives potential buyers an accurate price analysis of a property in seconds Future outlook on the residential real estate market, and how digital advancement will revolutionize the industry https://textluke.com/