Announcing the launch of The Future of Living Podcast with Blake Miller, our podcast that explores how people connect to the places they live with technology and how it will change in the future as technology and innovation changes our lives.
In this series we dive into the latest Internet of Things (IoT) and smart living technologies, trends affecting the spaces and places that make up smart cities and buildings, and new ways for managing life as more and more of the things around us get connected.
Our first episodes drop August 16th, 2018 right here on our website or your favorite podcast listening service. Please do us a big solid and subscribe on Apple Podcasts and leave us a good rating so that other people can discover The Future of Living, too.
Ashley Z. Hand
Ashley Z. Hand is co-founder of the urban change management network CityFi where she advises cities and the private sector on a more human-centered approach to smart cities. She served as the Transportation Technology Strategist for the City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation and was the first Chief Innovation Officer for the City of Kansas City, Missouri, creating the most comprehensive smart city in North America.
Kevin Honomichl
Kevin Honomichl is a founder and serves as Director and President of BHC Rhodes, a leading civil engineering firm. He is most intrigued by the future of mobility and connectivity specifically how it relates to mixed-use developments and rural living.
Nick Bowden
Nick has spent his entire career at the intersection of cities and technology. He is the founder of Mind Mixer and My Sidewalk. He recently joined Sidewalk Labs, an Alphabet company, to help build Replica a mind-blowing data modeling tool for cities.
Andrew Thomas
Andrew is co-Founder and CRO of SkyBell, a leading smart video doorbell that is partnered with Comcast, Honeywell, and Alarm.com. Inc.com listed him #3 on their list of Internet of Things Influencers and Entrepreneur Magazine named him one of the top IoT entrepreneurs. He has vivid ideas of what the future of living will actually be.
