This episode of Hub Dialogues features author and journalist Sophie Brickman on the perils of parenting in the digital age, how to think about technology use when raising kids, and why open-ended play is so important to child development.
Joseph Schumpeter, one of the early 20th century’s most influential economists, believed capitalism’s very successes would destroy the system from within. Unfortunately, we are headed down the path he predicted.
Leading psychologist and addiction expert Dr. Nicholas Kardaras joins Hub Dialogues to discuss his thought-provoking new book on how social media is driving our mental health crisis.
This episode of Hub Dialogues features host Sean Speer in conversation with British technology journalist, Charles Arthur, about how social media polarizes society.
As cellphones, screens, and endless online and cyber engagement immerse students in distractions, teachers are now facing an uphill battle to reclaim the attention of the pandemic generation.
Maurice E. Stucke and Ariel Ezrachi join Hub Dialogues to discuss how Big Tech companies stifle innovation, the harms this is having on our broader culture, and why cities are the true sources of innovation in society.
A common sense, supply-side abundance agenda is necessary to streamline, deregulate, and enable us to build an ambitious and innovative future.
While most of the political energy will be spent scrutinizing the Telecom industry after last week’s events, let’s not let Interac get off the hook by focusing solely on Rogers.
Neil Fraser, the Canadian President of Medtronic, joins Hub Dialogues to discuss the world of medical technology, the role of public policy in health, and the future that he sees for leveraging new technologies to improve health outcomes.
There will no doubt be people who welcome the experimental escapism of the Metaverse, but the last thing we need is more reasons to shirk our responsibilities in this world.
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