by Natasha Lim | May 26, 2020 | Podcast, Season 3
How are small businesses responding to COVID-19? In this episode, we interview Billy Davis, owner of the FabLab, a maker space providing 3D printing services and classes. When COVID-19 hit, the FabLab pivoted by creating nearly 4,000 face shields and 600 face masks...
by Natasha Lim | Apr 28, 2020 | Podcast, Season 3
What might church look like when quarantine is over? In today’s episode, DJ Chuang, strategy consultant for .BIBLE Domain Name Registry, maps out a few predictions of what the future of church could look like post-pandemic. He and Chris also discuss some...
by Natasha Lim | Apr 6, 2020 | Podcast, Season 3
How has COVID-19 impacted higher education? What’s the most effective way to do remote/virtual learning? Michael Paulus, a professor of information studies at Seattle Pacific University shares his perspective on-the ground, drawing from a historical, pedagogical...
by Natasha Lim | Mar 23, 2020 | Podcast, Season 3
As cities, states, and countries are going into lockdown in response to coronavirus, many of us feel anxious to do something. What can we do? In this bonus episode, Chris interviews Tiffany Borbón, an MD PhD student and a TheoTech Patron :-). Tiffany explains why...
by Natasha Lim | Mar 9, 2020 | Podcast, Season 3
Meet Calvin Freitas, a senior frontend engineer and creator of a scripture memory app called Verses for Life. Hear his story of how he’s grown as a software developer through his work and side projects like Verses for Life. Learn about what inspired him to build the...
by Natasha Lim | Feb 26, 2020 | Podcast, Season 3
How do you teach AI so it performs better than random chance? What does “bias in AI” mean and can AI really be “bias-free”? George Montañez is a computer science professor at Harvey Mudd College researching these questions. Listen as he and...
