Being a plural careerist may enrich your life and your work.

Having a second or even a third job has become increasingly common. How do multiple jobholders reshape the workforce and the economy? Guest: Sherry Moss, Benson Pruitt Professor in Business & Professor of Organizational Studies at Wake Forest University. Hosts: Christina Elson and David Yang.

"The earlier you find something, the better chance of having a successful treatment outcome."  

Traumatic events, like the current global pandemic, can usher in increased rates of PTSD and depression. Can genome mapping better define mental health issues and potentially save lives? Guest: Tshaka Cunningham, Chief Scientific Officer of TruGenomix. Hosts: Christina Elson and David Yang.

Chip Conley, founder and CEO of the Modern Elder Academy, talks with hosts Christina Elson and David Yang about the new world of long-life learning, the concept of the radical sabbatical, and the wisdom that midlife can offer.

Capital Entrepreneurs Jordan Halvorsen and Lukas Naugle speak with host Christina Elson about the opportunities for Venture Capitalists to fund innovative and diverse founders using more data and less bureaucracy.

Amy Liu of Brookings speaks with host David Yang about the potential shifts in the urban economy due to COVID and in response to widespread social unrest.

Nick Nilan of Verizon speaks with host David Yang about the future of 5g technology. 5g has the potential to change our lives from faster cell and streaming speeds to autonomous vehicles and real-time virtual reality. But will it bridge the digital divide?

Mike Heslin of Lyft and host Christina Elson explore how technology is redefining mobility. Electric, autonomous and shared transportation are already changing the way people get around.

On this edition of The Inc. Tank, Christina Elson talks with Shelli Brunswick, COO of the Space Foundation, about how the growing space industry is creating wide-ranging opportunities for entrepreneurs.

On this edition of The Inc. Tank, Dr. David Bray of Singularity University discusses how human input into AI and data science has a profound effect on the role these technologies play in society.