Radiolab: The Trust Engineers
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Alex aka Chief WOWnesscloseAuthor: Alex aka Chief WOWness
Name: Alex Barrera
Email: [email protected]
Site: https://plus.google.com/110163117884995501916/posts/p/pub
About: CEO and Founder of Press42.com, a site that wants to bring startups to the right bloggers, founder at Inkzee.com, co-founder and curator of Tetuan Valley, an international startup incubator based in Madrid, startup mentor at HackFWD, Springboard, Seedcamp, Wise Guys or Huge Things, partner at Okuri Ventures, Sandbox network Madrid Ambassador, Global Shaper by WEF and Startup Digest Madrid curator.See Authors Posts (98)+
CEO and Founder of Press42.com, a site that wants to bring startups to the right bloggers, founder at Inkzee.com, co-founder and curator of Tetuan Valley, an international startup incubator based in Madrid, startup mentor at HackFWD, Springboard, Seedcamp, Wise Guys or Huge Things, partner at Okuri Ventures, Sandbox network Madrid Ambassador, Global Shaper by WEF and Startup Digest Madrid curator.
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If there is one podcast that illustrates extremely the power of storytelling is Radiolab. Apart from the fabulous topics they pick, what they excel best is at their extraordinary production. People that think that the radio is dead they should definitely check them out as an example of brilliant 21st century storytelling.
The previous episode is worth noting not only as an example of great storytelling in audio format, but because the topic is extremely relevant for most technologists. The story describes the works of the Facebook Trust group and how they engineers emotions through interface changes.
It’s very relevant because too many engineers disregard the human element from their designs, which makes for poor stories and poor communication. Enjoy!
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