In this special episode of Make Sense, I ,Lindsay T., the Lady Engineer®, join Mino Vlachos on the 3Peak Master Leadership Experience Podcast ( @3PeakCoaching  ) to discuss leadership during periods of technological change. Together, they explore key topics such as:

This week, I sit down with Marion Siboni, founder of Lacreme de la Stem, to discuss the challenges and opportunities women in technology and entrepreneurship face every day.

There are three major conversations happening over dinner tables around the world and particularly in the United States. How fast is AI really moving? Is social media okay for the kids? How will the US election go in the beginning of November?

In this episode of 'Make Sense', Lindsay Tabas sits down with Stephen Balkam, founder of the Family Online Safety Institute (YouTube:  @fosi ) to discuss the complex relationship between technology, social media, and youth mental health.

Startup unicorns have grown significantly in the past decade, but economic productivity indicators remain stagnant.

In this episode, Lindsay Tabas and Jumoke Dada discuss the democratization of technology, better AI guardrails, encryption for customer data, and the need for organizations to double down on cybersecurity. We break down the role of the Office of the National Cyber Director in the White House and the strengths and weaknesses of the US cybersecurity field. The conversation emphasizes the need for more talent and diversity in the field and the importance of balancing the sharing of vulnerabilities with public safety, like the data security threat posed by TikTok and the debate surrounding its ban.

Individuals are the driving change in the work place.In this conversation, Lindsay T., Lady Engineer® sits down with Ben Brooks, founder and CEO of PILOT inc, to discuss the importance of company values, the impact of technology on work, and the dissatisfaction with enterprise software in today’s workforce. We explore the role of humans need to control technology, the unintended consequences of technology, and its decline in over the years. The conversation delves into the challenges of enterprise software systems, the impact on workplace culture, and the role of individuals in driving change. There is a need for balance between technology and human behavior and how it can promote creativity and innovation in the workplace.

On this episode of Make Sense, Lindsay Tabas sits down with Eric Goldman discuss the US government's attempt to ban #tiktok . They analyze the #ban on TikTok, its implications for American consumers, and the evidence (or rather lack of evidence) supporting the national security threat allegations. In this conversation, Lindsay and Eric touch on the manipulation of content, the trade war between China and the #US, the spread of #misinformation, and the impact of technology on society. They challenge the idea that TikTok's #algorithm is being manipulated by #china and argue that the focus should be on educating users to discern credible information.

Make Sense is a video-first podcast that simplifies complex issues at the intersection of tech & people. Whether you’re ready for the robot takeover or want to delete all your socials, I’m here to help you make sense of what’s going on so we can design the human experience into the future.

On this episode of Make Sense, Lindsay T. sits down with Lauren Maffeo, Senior Service Designer at Steampunk and Author of "Designing Data Governance from the Ground Up", to discuss the disconnect between the hype around AI and the reality of its impact on work. They explore topics from the fear of #ai taking #jobs, the need for better AI #guardrails and data encryption, and the importance of data comprehension over accumulation. Lauren shares her journey from being a journalist, to an award-winning author, to a thought leader in data, AI, and innovation. You won't want to miss her tips if you're an aspiring #writer wanting to get into the #tech industry.

On this episode of Make Sense, Lindsay Tabas sits down with Alex Raymond to break down the right mindset entrepreneurs and innovators need to be successful.