Social distancing is really important right now, but so is watching your mental health when it comes to social media and working from home. This episode discusses all of this and how to keep sane in this really crazy time!

Facial Recognition Technology has become increasingly popular in the last few years and is now being used in places like airports, concert venues, shopping centers and even by law enforcement. The industry for facial recognition technology was worth $3.2 billion in 2019 and Allied Market Research expects the market to grow to $9.6 billion by 2022. In this episode, we will talk about the significance of the software and how it is being used, as well as the negatives and benefits that come along with the technology. This is episode 9, Facial Recognition Technology.

Cryptocurrency has been a hot topic for several years, but recently last year it really took off and it seemed that everyone was talking about it-especially Bitcoin. But what really is cryptocurrency and how does it work, is it really safe? So many questions- and luckily I am talking to someone today who has some answers. Today I will be talking to an expert in cryptocurrency about what it is and the true privacy and safety of it. This is episode 8, interview with Misha Yurchenko, author of Bullish on Bitcoin

Adrienne Tacke is a software engineer, writer, and STEM education advocate. As a Code. org volunteer in Las Vegas, she regularly speaks to students of all ages about the power of code and encourages young women and girls to explore a career in software engineering. She is also a contributing writer for online tech publications such as HackerNoon and CodeBurst. Coding for Kids: Python is her first book (but certainly not the last!). In this episode, I talk to her about her journey in STEM and her newly published book.

Richard Miller is a professor in the English Department at Rutgers University. He regularly teaches a course on Apocalyptic Literature and writing seminars that practice reading in slow motion. He has delivered over 100 invited lectures at high schools, colleges, and universities across the country and around the world on the ways that digital technology is transforming the nature of literacy. After a seven-year hiatus spent learning how to write online, Miller has returned to the printed page with the publication of On the End of Privacy.

In this episode, we explore the themes in the book surrounding digital technology and how it has affected privacy and the lives of students.

Titania Jordan is the CMO and Chief Parent Officer of Bark.us, an internet safety solution that helps parents and schools keep children safer across social media, text messaging, and email.

In this episode, we explore how this technology has been used to prevent cyberbullying and school shootings.

As the Vice President of Global eCommerce and Digital Marketing for Domino’s, Christopher has responsibility for all digital driven acquisition and retention programs within the organization. In addition, he leads the organization’s global eCommerce & mCommerce experience strategies. Since his start with Domino’s mid- 2018, he has been part of a number of cutting-edge technology advancements and campaigns. One of those being the newly launched Points for Pies program.

Mary is a Structural Engineer at NASA supporting the Space Launch System (SLS) program. It is her job to help analyze NASA's Special Test Equipment to ensure the passing of safety standards and America's return to outer-space! She is also a blogger who highlights her personal experiences and insights in thriving in STEM and refers to herself as a STEMinist.

On the third episode of TDTM, I talk to Mary about her path to NASA and what it's like being responsible for the safety of our men and women in space.

Zachi is Principle Engineer and Co- Director of AI in Cardiology at Mayo Clinic where he and others are working towards preventing heart failure and predicting it before it even happens using artificial intelligence.

On the second episode of TDTM, I talk to Zachi about his journey into his role, the research behind his work and how one day we may be able to have check engine lights..for our bodies!