We discuss a recent Act of Service at the Food Bank of the Rockies; introduce a new 5-in-5 segment (5 topics in 5 minutes) covering baseball, Amazon Dash, Comcast 2GB service, Magic Leap, and emailing your way out of jail; and dive into 3D printing including history, technologies, and dozens of amazing uses!

The FCC releases their Title II net neutrality rules; good samaritans use technology to combat human trafficking in India; the risks and opportunities of big data sharing.

The gang discusses a recent Denver Creative Mornings topic: open source bee hives, then roll into the possibilities of mesh networks, and wrap up with discussion on design thinking and how it plays into both business execution and technology products.

The crew discuss LifeStraw and the impacts of marketing and business models in effective empathic products then dig into disrupting the traditional recruiting and hiring process.

The whole gang discuss a plethora of new technology products, give an update on and discuss net neutrality and President Obama's proposals to encourage municipal internet, and research from UC Berkeley about the inherent human nature of empathy.

The crew recaps their recent experience on a townhouse build with Habitat for Humanity, share the life-changing potential of PeePoo bags, and discuss the cultural and business challenges of open/unlimited and minimum vacation policies.

Laurel describes GravityLight, Matthew reviews the Amazon FireTV Stick, and Josh leads into a conversation on mobile shopping over the holiday weekend.

Matthew and Laurel share tales of ApplePay and the whole gang discuss WatchKit, LinkNYC, and empathy.

Josh and Matthew introduce the new Super Humane agency and its pursuit of B Corp certification. Also discussion on Net Neutrality and Habitat for Humanity.