I Am Not A Robot with Dr. Jeremy Ray

In this Java and Journals feature, we talk with award-winning director and playwright Dr. Harry Kantrovich. His new book is Voices from Vietnam, which is co-written with Bruce "Doc" Norton, and is based on the play, with a world premier this upcoming November, in Warrenton, Virginia. What was his inspiration for writing the play? How are the stories relevant to readers today? Tune in to hear the answers to these questions and more. The show is Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, November 8-24, 2024. For tickets to the play, visit www.journey.theater

In this Java and Journals feature, we are talking with author Stub Estey. Stub is the author of "Oxcart Gold Rush" which is the diary of Daniel W. Holbrook. It chronicles his five year journey to California to join the Gold Rush. Where did Stub find the diary and what inspired him to turn it into a book? What does he hope readers will learn from this American story? Tune in to hear the answers to these questions and more.

Dr. Will Ramey is the host of Leadership Decoded, a popular podcast focusing on actionable strategies for helping us improve our leadership skills at work and in everyday life. In this episode, we discuss the topic of Shared Leadership. The future of work is changing from AI and other disruptions.  How does shared leadership differ from traditional top-down hierarchical leadership structures? What does it look like in action? Tune in to learn more.

In this Java and Journals feature, we are talking with author Kevin Stokker, who discusses his new book of short stories, Writing in Circles and other short stories & poems. How does he overcome writer's block? Do ChatGPT and other AI technologies have a place to aid in the writing process? What is it like being part of a writing circle? Tune in to hear the answers to these questions and more.

In this special edition of the podcast, we revisit the popular feature: Java and Journals with Jeremy. In this episode, we are talking with Dr. Jerome DuBose, who discusses his DBA dissertation on Transformational Innovation. What role does organizational culture play in fostering a climate of innovation and risk-taking? What steps can organizations take to measure and assess their current level of psychological safety among employees? Tune in to hear the answers to these questions and more.

In this episode we discuss the intersection of AI and digital pathology. What is digital pathology? How is artificial intelligence being used in digital pathology to improve accuracy? How does AI assist pathologists in analyzing large sets of digital pathology images more efficiently? Tune in to hear the answers to these questions and more. Please subscribe if you are enjoying listening to this podcast series.

In this episode we are talking with Jim Etro, who is going to discuss the intersection of AI and turfgrass management.  How is artificial intelligence being used in turfgrass management to improve turf health and quality, and where is it heading in the near future? What are the primary challenges that AI can help to address in turfgrass management? All this and a turfgrass haiku written by ChatGPT. Please tune in to learn more.

In this special edition of the podcast, we introduce a new feature: Java and Journals with Jeremy. In this episode, we discuss the field of Neuroergonomics. In Jeremy's DBA dissertation, he focuses on evaluating knowledge transfer during computer-mediated communications. What was the motivation for the study? What were the findings? How can the research be applied in the workplace? Tune in to hear the answers to these questions and more. Featuring guest host Nathan Ray.

In this second part of our conversation with Dr. Duncan, we continue our discussion regarding artificial intelligence and its use in the workplace and everyday settings.  Tune in to hear the conclusion of this interview.

In this episode we discuss artificial intelligence and its use in the workplace and everyday settings. The focus of this episode is related to whether AI will infiltrate all areas of the workplace and elsewhere. How will it potentially disrupt certain fields, and is it up to the task of replacing the types of things typically thought could only be done by humans? And does ChatGPT have a sense of humor? Tune in to hear the answers to these questions and more.