Glen checks in from NYC on Finovate trends and takeaways, including interviews with Best of Show Winner Zogo and standouts Breach Clarity, Plinqit, Wallit and BBVA Open Platform. Judging by the newfound spirit of FI/Fintech collaboration, perhaps we CAN all get along….

Glen checks in from the CUNA Tech and Operations/Member Experience Councils Conference, including on-site interviews with Speed Round standouts Voleo, POP i/o and Eltropy, and an overview of John’s general session on artificial intelligence. Plus another reason why Ohio State can’t trademark “The.”

Glen sits down with Sunrise Banks’ CEO David Reiling to discuss public benefit corporations, fintech partnerships, underserved communities and “doing well by doing good.” Plus Glen swipes a page from West Side Story and geeks out on the Minnesota State Fair.

John chats with Bret Kinsella, the CEO of Voicebot.ai, and Bradley Metrock, the host of This Week In Voice, about the future of Voice Platforms. The future of voice is undetermined, find our more about the potential of voice, and the how it will affect every aspect of our lives. 

John speaks with Patrick Muldoon, a managing partner of CrytpoScores.org, a service that scores cryptocurrency to make it more welcoming to investors. Also, the past and present of Bitcoin and the crypto market in general. 

Roger Grimes provides an update on the upcoming Quantum Computing Revolution, with more talk about cryptocurrency and the effects new technologies will have on the market.

Hot on the heels of the provocative FedNow announcement, Glen speaks with The Clearing House’s innovation head Peter Davey about its own real time payments course and RTP’s road to ubiquity. Also, Sherpa Technologies’ CEO Keith Riddle on the service provider’s quest to enable credit unions for real time and the prospect of riding two horses.

Glen speaks with Finovate’s Greg Palmer about new twists to their September NYC showcase and why “disruption” doesn’t translate well for all audiences. Also, the Fed enters the Real-Time fray.

John and Glen unpack Netflix's new Cambridge Analytica documentary "The Great Hack," and consider potential scenarios for financial services. Also- a clear-eyed view of Capital One’s breach, and Amazon dashes the Dash button.

Glen visits with California/Nevada Credit Union Leagues CEO Diana Dykstra for our ongoing state-by-state exploration of CU culture. Also- the latest on the US Senate’s cannabis banking hearings, and a disturbing real-life unbanked tale.