Robert Barrosa, Senior Director of Sales, Business Development & Marketing for Electrify America gives us the details on their simplified charging station payment system: Plug & Charge. We also talk to Theodoros Zanos, Head of the Neural & Data Science Lab at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, who is researching an AI tool for vital-sign monitoring of hospital patients. Plus, Yezin Al-Qaysi, the CEO of Canadian company VYZR Technologies, discusses their new hazmat helmet, which provides full head and chest coverage to protect healthcare workers. Isabel Wang, co-founder of the Bridging Tech Charitable Fund, shares their mission to provide equitable access to education for those studying throughout the pandemic. 

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• bridgingtech.org
• vyzrtech.com
• feinstein.northwell.edu
• electrifyamerica.com

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Your next movie experience may be in a virtual world with Hoovie. We speak to the co-founder, Fiona Rayher, about their virtual space to host online screenings. Plus, grade 12 student, Sophia Joffe, discusses why she created the site eLearn.fyi, which compiles the best learning resources for students attending online school. Also, Rachel Zimmer, from U.K.-based Entrepreneur First, is launching a chapter in Canada and she explains their system for pairing co-founders with potential companies. In Socially Speaking, we talk about why the battle of misinformation is getting harder in the wake of the US Elections.  

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• hoovie.movie
• elearn.fyi
• joinef.com

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AcousticSheep CEO, Dr. Wei-Shin Lai, discusses the newest app that will have users sleeping soundly with ease. Plus, Pandorabots CEO, Lauren Kunze, introduces us to the rules-first chatbot, Kuki, and explains what the company hopes to learn from its experiment with Facebook's Blenderbot. Also, GadgetMatch's Michael Josh gives us the lowdown on LG's newest phone and how it will shake up the mobile phone design market. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the business of loneliness and the effect of loneliness in the age of the pandemic. 

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• acousticsheep.com
• pandorabots.com
• gadgetmatch.com

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Steve Puchala, Senior Vice President of Growth and Restaurant Success for Skip The Dishes, joins us to reveal how the business adapted when the pandemic hit and their plans to move forward in the post-pandemic world. Plus, we talk to the CEO of GroundLevel Insights, Asif Khan, about the free contract-tracing platform for Canadians: CANATRACE. Also, Co-Founder of Miso Robotics, Buck Jordan, introduces us to Flippy, the world’s first autonomous robotic kitchen assistant. In Socially Speaking, we discuss how Apple is upping their search game to compete with the giant called Google.

•  skipthedishescom
• groundlevelinsights.com
• misorobotics.com

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Writer, creator, and content consultant, Mohit Rajhans, takes a look at some content trends and provides us with helpful tips to ensure that brands find success with their content creation. Plus, we talk to the co-founder and CEO of Knowledgehook, Travis Ratnam, about his AI-powered platform that provides insights for teachers and parents to identify gaps in learning and offer instructional guidance. Also, technology evangelist Marc Saltzman reveals a wish list of useful products to keep you connected and productive at home. In Socially Speaking, we go fact checking on why journalist Daniel Dale is the United States' biggest threat to political lies.

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• thinkstart.ca
• nowledgehook.com
• marcsaltzman.com
• Daniel Dale

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New York Times author, Ashanti Martin, explores how social media platforms like LinkedIn handle content addressing racism in the workplace. Plus, filmmaker and Webby Award founder, Tiffany Shlain, on the benefits of screen-free days and her new book 24/6: Giving up Screens One Day a Week to Get More Time, Creativity, and Connection. Also, we find out why our favorite Interet Dad, @Brittlestar, has a crush on Triller. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the COVID Alert App available to Canadians and how it keeps citizens informed while helping stop the spread of COVID-19.

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• Black LinkedIn Article - New York Times
• tiffanyshlain.com
• brittlestar.com

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Steve DiPaola, Professor at the School of Interactive Arts & Technology at Simon Fraser University, discusses training healthcare workers in correct PPE use via advanced virtual training simulations. Plus, PitchMe CEO and co-founder, Dina Bayasanova, is swapping traditional resumés for AI matching based on an applicant's soft and professional skills. Also, we have Laura Chambers, CEO of Willow, reveal how their wearable breast pump makes pumping more efficient while providing added comfort and dignity to its users. In Socially Speaking, we question if Google Meet will be the death of Zoom.

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• dipaola.org
• pitchme.co
• shop.willowpump.com

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Former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and the fuelService Canadian Ambassador, David Onley, joins us to discuss fuelService's recent Canadian launch and explain how the app assists drivers with mobility challenges. Plus, Microsoft's XBox team purchased ZeniMax Media. Bloomberg News' tech reporter Dina Bass reveals how the tech giant will be using it to develop a virtual commute for remote workers. Also, our best tech friend, Michael Josh, joins us with the lowdown on Samsung's new Galaxy Z Fold 2. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the new blacklight tool that divulges what data is being collected by a website before you visit it. 

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• fuelservice.org
• Dina Bass - Bloomberg
• Michael Josh

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Reserve your ticket for the first ride in the Volocopter's public electric air taxi. CEO Florian Reuter joins us to talk about how their urban air mobility company took flight. Plus, we have tech executive, entrepreneur, investor and author, Maëlle Gavet, to provide her take on how big tech has gone off the rails (and how to get it back on track). Also, Incredible Health CEO, Iman Abuzeid, reveals their innovative approach to healthcare staffing where the hospitals are the applicants. In Socially Speaking, we question if Peleton should be afraid of Apple with its aggressive move into the health and fitness industry.

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• volocopter.com
• Maëlle Gavet - Twitter
• Incredible Health

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What does the Future of Work look like? Ericsson's Head of ConsumerLab, Jasmeet Sethi, joins us with answers, including how we can prepare. Plus, we learn how teacher and Digital Literacy Coach, Stacey Bernier, fosters excitement for coding amongst kids and teachers alike. Also, the founder and CEO of Better1, Darab Ali, shares the immersive experience of their interactive online shopping service for the newest smart-living products. In Socially Speaking, we discuss how Ryan Reynolds owns the internet — full stop.

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• ericsson.com
• Stacey Bernier - Twitter
• better1.com

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