ProctorU Founder Matt Jaeh talks about effective leadership

Scooter urges us to embrace decentralized networks.

Robert Churchill insists we consider multiple perspectives

Pastor Roberto Rojas denounces communism

Brennie Pellegrini shares some tech and venture insights, and stresses the importance of ‘mad scientists’.

Jon Phillips discusses his company Agency Rocket.

David Walston suggests businesses develop flexible and adaptable forecasts.

Andrew Elster shares some advice on how to communicate more securely.

Walt Smith discusses the challenges and opportunities of domestic migration.

Justus Eapen survived cancelation, and explains why you too should endeavor to get canceled.

Chris Conner illustrates how Big Tech is tracking you, and reviews one way to avoid it.

Marcus Pittman discusses the biggest problems with Hollywood and proposes a unique solution.

DevOps engineer Will Sparks describes, discusses, and does a live illustration of GitOps with ArgoCD.

With a self-deprecating sense of humor, senior software consultant Shawn Davis shares anecdotes and advice with his younger self, discussing topics ranging from tech innovations to his personal life philosophy.

In his frank talk about the Tyranny of the Minority, Silicon Valley entrepreneur Sean Tario discusses the misconception that common sense is a minority perspective and suggests steps to break the chains Big Tech has on our lives.

Brandon Blaylock discusses the historical impact of censorship and illustrates how social networking is not a modern invention, but has, in fact, been around for perhaps hundreds of years or more. Furthermore, he gives examples of how the government has been trying to censor social interactions for at least the past century.

While it is certainly useful to outline what we oppose, we also have to be prepared to outline what we favor.