Dr. Sanja Licina, future of organizations practice lead at Globant, sits down to talk to Tonya Hall about Globant's "Powering a People-First Culture" study that found employees want recognition and connection in the workplace.

Tonya Hall and Dr. Ronald S. Ross, computer scientist and fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, discuss the importance of balancing and understanding risks in order to develop cyber-resilient machines.

Robert Scoble, chief strategy officer for Infinite Retina, sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about the different types of ads within Facebook and what the future holds.

Arthur Holland Michell, co-director of the Center for the Study of the Drone at NY's Bard College, tells Tonya Hall about the challenges that deliveries by drones would bring, including privacy concerns.

Tonya Hall talks to Dr. Abraham Asfaw, global lead of quantum education at IBM Q, to learn more about IBM's free education tools and resources to better prepare a quantum-ready workforce.

Tonya Hall talks with Scott Monty, principal at Scott Monty Strategies, to discuss how the free models of social media may have run its course.

Yancey Strickler, co-founder of Kickstarter and author, tells Tonya Hall about the Bento philosophy and ways that combining value and profit in the coming decade will be beneficial.

Dr. Jeff Welser, vice president at IBM Research Almaden, Pacific Rim Labs, and Global Exploratory Science, tells Tonya Hall that IBM filed 9,262 patents for the year, the most US patents filed by a single company in 2019.

Tonya Hall sits down with Mike Elgan, columnist, author, and gastro-nomad, to talk about the legacy Steve Jobs leaves behind and Apple's future without him.

Tonya Hall and Lance Ulanoff, editor-in-chief at Lifewire, sit down and discuss Elon Musk's success and what was different about his approach that led to his success.

Jono Bacon, community and collaboration strategy consultant, talks with Tonya Hall about where online communities were at the beginning of the decade compared to where they are now.

Tonya Hall asks John Koetsier, journalist and futurist, what Facebook's rebrand means and what the company intends to do in order to access its trust and credibility.

Tonya Hall talks to Darya Yegorina, CEO of Cleverbooks, about ways that fantasy and imagination, especially from an early age, can lead to innovative success.

Tonya Hall talks with Kari Olson, chief innovation and technology officer at Front Porch, about how older adults are beginning to understand and embrace AI.

Tonya Hall sits down with Dr. Jeff Welser, vice president of IBM Research Almaden, pacific rim labs, and global exploratory science, to learn more about how IBM has achieved the highest quantum volume to date.

Dr. Leigh Clark, lecturer at the Computational Foundry in Swansea University, explains to Tonya Hall why humans are beginning to show courtesy and respect to machines within their career field.

Robert Scoble, chief strategy officer for Infinite Retina, tells Tonya Hall about the impact Teslas have already had, in addition to the impact they will continue to have, on autonomous driving.

Tonya Hall talks to Brent Boekestein, co-founder and CEO at Vintra Inc., to learn more about ways that intelligent cameras can be built through building data sets to help in the case of medical emergencies.

Dr. Dmitry Berenson, associate professor at the University of Michigan, speaks with Tonya Hall about how robots can now learn from trial and error, beginning with computer-based simulations.

Tonya Hall sits down with Dr. David Liu, vice chair of the faculty at the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, to learn more about the latest developments from MIT researchers in gene-editing technology, which offers word processor-like precision with search and replace.

John Nosta, innovation theorist, explains to Tonya Hall his rules of exponential innovation that people forget and how often times culture limits its growth.

Tonya Hall talks to Robert Scoble, chief strategy officer for Infinite Retina, about spatial computing and what 2020 will bring to the technology.

Tonya Hall sits down with Arthur Holland Michell, co-director of the Center for the Study of the Drone at NY's Bard College, to talk all things drones, including, security, privacy, and the state of the technology.

Mike Elgan, columnist, author, and gastro-nomad, talks to Tonya Hall about what the new decade will bring to the autonomous vehicle industry.

Tonya Hall talks with Tom Wentworth, senior vice president of product marketing at Acquia, to learn more about the benefits of open source and what the next decade looks like for that community.