Hessie Jones first made an appearance on my main podcast, Welcome! a few years ago. Now she’s on my newest podcast, Tech Talks.
In this conversation, recorded just before the 2017 holidays, I chat with Hessie about how companies are going to be using Artificial Intelligence in 2018.
I recently sat down with John Ellis, a big data futurist, on his thesis regarding the “Zero Dollar Car”.
Hello!
I got my first start in media with Techvibes as their Toronto Community Manager (if we don’t include a couple of appearances on York University’s community radio station in the early 1990s). I’ve been removed as an “author” from Techvibes but most of my work still remains on the website.
Recently, I’ve contributed to itbusiness.ca as a community blogger. However, I had not contributed for a while until very recently. Moving forward, I’ll be doing my best to contribute on a weekly basis. This time via the spoken word.
Introducing: Tech Talks with Karim Kanji. Hosted on Mixcloud and distributed by itbusiness, Tech Talks will feature bite-sized conversations with leaders in technology and business.
My first conversation was with Seth Greene. Businesses are using podcasts as a platform for marketing now more than ever and leading this trend is Seth Greene. I hope you enjoy!
Thanks Shafik Kamani for the brand new logo for my podcast!
Lindsay Dunn is the lead anchor for the new Global News Durham. She’s also a huge basketball fan who grew up in the middle of hockeytown.
Today’s episode is a special Remembrance Day Special.
Major Adam Saunders is with the Royal Regiment of Canada.
Intro music by Aafraz Mulji
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Jim Creeggan is 1/4 of the Canadian pop-rock band, Barenaked Ladies.
In this episode we talk about:
– his friendship with Gord Downie and The Tragically Hip
– the influence The Hip has had on him and Barenaked Ladies
– How Jim started in music and ended up with BNL
– How Jim almost quit BNL
– Why Steven Page left the band
– Jim’s favourite BNL song and album
– Jim’s new project with his wife called, The Together Project
– Listener questions and so much more!
Intro music by Aafraz Mulji
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Two Left Feet is an acoustic guitar duo featuring Neil Haden and Mark Caruana. During their appearance they played:
Thank You – Led Zeppelin
I’ve Just Seen A Face – The Beatles
My Life – Billy Joel
Won’t Get Fooled Again – The Who
Neil Haden is founder of the Uncle Neil and Friends Toy Drive. Mark Caruana is a high school teacher in Toronto.
Neil shared stories about meeting Jeff Healey and Rik Emmett and his wildly popular annual Toy Drive.
Mark shared stories about repairing guitars for RUSH and his one of a kind phonograph collection.
Join Neil and Mark on December 11th at The Birchmount in Toronto.
Enjoy!
Music by Afraaz Mulji.
Produced by James Khan and Adam Deacon.
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Trained at Toronto’s legendary Second City, Ron was named one of the “Top 10 Creative Canadians” by Marketing Magazine. His work has been recognized by organizations from The London International Advertising Awards to The Advertising & Design Club of Canada.
He is founder and CEO of The Tite Group and Executive Producer & Host of the Canadian Comedy Award-winning show Monkey Toast. He has written for a number of other television series, penned a children’s book, and wrote, performed, and produced the play, The Canadian Baby Bonus.
His new book, Everyone’s An Artist (Or At Least They Should Be), was recently published.
Oh, he’s also a big Blue Jays fan just like me!
Enjoy!
Music by Afraaz Mulji.
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Desmond Cole is an award-winning journalist and activist. A former staff writer at Torontoist, his work has also appeared in The Walrus, Toronto Life, VICE, NOW Magazine, and Ethnic Aisle.
Cole’s work focuses primarily on social justice, equity, immigration, systemic racism, and poverty.
Cole currently writes for the Toronto Star and can also be heard on Toronto’s CFRB 1010.
Enjoy!
Music by Afraaz Mulji.
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