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Future Talk is a cable TV show that's produced at the Midpeninsula Media Center in Palo Alto, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, and seen on numerous stations in the U.S. and abroad.
Technological progress is changing the world very rapidly, but we haven't fully thought through the implications of these changes, which contain perils as well as promises. Each episode of Future Talk covers an area of rapid change, such as medical technology, energy technology or information technology, and tries to see where these changes are leading us. Rather than blindly embracing every new technology, we try to see the broader impact of that technology, anticipate potential problems and seek ways to mitigate risks.
Future Talk is a cable TV show that's produced at the Midpeninsula Media Center in Palo Alto, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, and seen on numerous stations in the U.S. and abroad.
Technological progress is changing the world very rapidly, but we haven't fully thought through the implications of these changes, which contain perils as well as promises. Each episode of Future Talk covers an area of rapid change, such as medical technology, energy technology or information technology, and tries to see where these changes are leading us. Rather than blindly embracing every new technology, we try to see the broader impact of that technology, anticipate potential problems and seek ways to mitigate risks.
MARTIN WASSERMAN
Producer and host
Martin Wasserman is producer and host of "Future Talk". He has produced and hosted several television and radio series, including “A Deeper Look” on KCSM-TV, “A Deeper Look” on KCSM-FM, “Spotlight on the Middle East” at the Midpeninsula Media Center in Palo Alto, “Just the Facts” on Cupertino Community Cable, and others. He’s also had a successful career building high performance software tools for leading Silicon Valley companies such as Intel, Loral and Applied Signal Technology. He has always been concerned with the deeper issues of life, and sees his work in the media as a means of exploring these issues.
email: marty@futuretalk.net
web: www.deeperlook.net
Producer and host
Martin Wasserman is producer and host of "Future Talk". He has produced and hosted several television and radio series, including “A Deeper Look” on KCSM-
email: marty@futuretalk.net
web: www.deeperlook.net
ALAN ZORASTER
Director
Director
GREG WEINSTEIN
Field Producer, Audio
The author of two books and numerous feature reports in the high-tech and personal computer industry, Greg has previously served as editor at PC Register, National Computer Tectonics, and Web Developers' Journal, including a national award. Over the years, Greg has also made numerous contributions to the development of digital printing/imaging/scanning and digital media, as software architect or product/project manager with companies such as Philips, Magnavox, Strategic Image Systems, Audio Animation, iPix (Internet Pictures), and ArcSoft. Greg trained in broadcasting and journalism at the University of Tennessee, founding the student television station and contributing to community television efforts for many years. He lives in Silicon Valley.
Field Producer, Audio
The author of two books and numerous feature reports in the high-
FRED BOCKMANN
Graphics, Camera
Graphics, Camera
CATHY KEYS
Floor Director, Camera, Makeup
Floor Director, Camera, Makeup
DENET LEWIS
Floor Director, Camera
Denet started off at a young age as the Team President of first High School Solar Car Team to officially finish a World Solar Challenge race across Australia. His true life story inspired Hollywood to produce the movie “Race the Sun” with Halle Berry. His key take away is that people often underestimate just how much they can accomplish. He has a strong passion and love for both fitness and technology.
Email: denet.lewis@gmail.com
Web: www.linkedin.com/pub/denet-lewis/0/20a/6a1/
Floor Director, Camera
Denet started off at a young age as the Team President of first High School Solar Car Team to officially finish a World Solar Challenge race across Australia. His true life story inspired Hollywood to produce the movie “Race the Sun” with Halle Berry. His key take away is that people often underestimate just how much they can accomplish. He has a strong passion and love for both fitness and technology.
Email: denet.lewis@gmail.com
Web: www.linkedin.com/pub/denet-
DANIEL KOTTKE
Floor Director, Camera
Floor Director, Camera