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Uneven Distribution
By Hearsay Culture NetworkBusiness
Uneven Distribution episodes
- Who Owns the Future? AI, Creativity, and the Next Generation of Internet LawIn this episode of Denise Howell’s Uneven Distribution, Denise welcomes longtime friend and technology lawyer Evan Brown for a wide-ranging conversation about how familiar internet law questions—from the famous “monkey […]1 hr 4 min
- The New Power Brokers: Digital CreatorsIn this episode we examine the creator economy, where the lines between law, entertainment, and the future of work are blurring. Creators aren’t just entertainers; they’re architects shaping the digital […]1 hr 15 min
- Doctors, Insurance, and AI: Making Healthcare AffordableU.S Health Care Expenditures have risen to $4.5 trillion or $13,493 per capita, double the cost in other developed nations (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, 2023). These figures are […]1 hr 2 min
- Health Care Up The Ying-YangWhile many investors remain uncomfortable with innovations in women’s health care, Denise and her guest Marina Gerner are not. Join them to unpack Marina’s new book The Vagina Business, which […]1 hr 20 min
- Tech Changes Everything, Except UsLeo Laporte is a serial pioneer. Already a well-loved fixture on radio and cable TV, where he made technology both accessible and exciting, Leo was one of the first to […]1 hr 18 min
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About Uneven Distribution
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William Gibson remarked: “The future is already here—it’s just not very evenly distributed.” Join Hearsay Culture’s Denise Howell to learn from time travelers among us, those creating the plotlines of…
our future from right here, today. Denise’s revealing interview style produces insights on new product developments affecting our world in unpredictable ways. Through conversations with leading technologists, businesspeople, and policymakers, Denise tracks the breadcrumb trail of tomorrow and next steps to thrive as we consider which trends are promising, which are false alarms.