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For episode 5, we dive into a juicy IRL convo with futurist, food science thought leader and badass tech entrepreneur Rosie Bosworth. We break down topics ranging from:

Rosie is a multifaceted Future Foods Expert, comms specialist, vinyasa yoga teacher and neuroscience lover, now based in NZ after her time in Silicon Valley. Her schtick is in the FoodTech arena, specifically in plant-based and ‘Alternative Protein’ systems. She’s a regular on the speaking circuit (including TEDx) on the future of food and agriculture and has lived between San Francisco and New Zealand throughout her dynamic transitions in the tech space. Rosie is wildly passionate about driving a sustainable, progressive and scalable global food system, fit for a growing world. Her latest obsession is around the intersection of neuroscience x food, and the areas in which humans are not going to be out-roboted in an increasingly automated world.

In this interview we traverse the topics of:

In this interview we traverse the topics of:

This latest raw, uncensored chat is with Anthony McGuire, who has worked at major tech companies like Facebook and Instagram, as well as early stage startups in verticals including blockchain, entertainment, and AI. COVID has brought Anthony back to New Zealand after decades and in this episode we dig into what he is eager to explore, leveraging the strategic advantages New Zealand now has on the global stage. As a Tech guy with a passion for 'The Asia Century', we get the inside runnings on what more New Zealand can be doing with China, why TikTok strategy is fundamental to understand, and how the lack of FOMO from his basecamp of NZ is a bloody good thing.

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In this episode we dive into an intimate IRL (yes, we did it in person during covid times!) conversation with Julia Arnott-NeeNee. We talk about the good, the bad and the ugly sides of her transition back to NZ from California and the trials and tribulations of being a loud, colorful "misfit" of sorts in the NZ ecosystem. Julia is an international strategist and insights specialist, passionate about technology, systems change and social impact. She has worked in New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States. Most recently she held the position of Global Social Strategy Lead at HP. Julia is dedicated to looking at how technology will impact the most amount of people for the better, advocating progress that reaches the whole society. Since returning to NZ during covid, Julia has co- founded and launched PeopleForPeople a youth-led Pacific Social Enterprise with the mission to strengthen Digital Empowerment in Aotearoa.