TLDR: Terms of service, gig economy workers, and femininity at the office

TLDR is internet shorthand for "Too Long Didn't Read." In this special mini-episode, hear from three great guests in a teeny-weeny amount of time. Great for shorter commutes.

Nate Beard has masters degree from the University of Colorado, Boulder. His research examines the ethical, legal, and behavioral implications of social media policies. In our full conversation, we discuss the details of terms of service and what rights you have (and which ones you give up).

Marshall Steinbaum is Research Director and a Fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, where he researches market power and inequality. In my full conversation with him, we discuss the Uber strike, the difference between an employee and a contractor, and whether he thinks regulations need to change to protect gig economy workers.

Kara Dake is a social impact innovator utilizing a combination of wellness practices, community, media and technology. In our full conversation, we discuss whether what’s “masculine” is considered good, how that affects the traditional workplace, and whether “intuition” should be a dirty word.

If you like what you hear, stay tuned for the full interview with each guest in the coming weeks.  

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