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Peter Lee, head of Microsoft Research, lives almost exclusively in the future. Which up-and-coming technologies could change our lives?

Tech of the Future

If competition is an extreme sport, then Amazon is winning. Journalist Brad Stone examines the relentless entrepreneur Jeff Bezos and his company.

Jeff Bezos and Extreme Competition

Clear your schedule! Gadget guru Ben Saren tells us about his favorite gadgets for filling downtime, from addictive apps to drones for your home.

Gadget Spotlight: Diversions and Distractions

Thomas Edison one said:  "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." Tom Kelley, partner at IDEO and co-author of "Creative Confidence," tells us that, in order to innovate, you have to be willing to try—and fail.

Creativity, Failure, and Innovation

Award-winning filmmaker, Amy York Rubin and business strategist, Brandon Chretien join this look back at our 20+ shows of 2013, as we pull out some of the best Innovation Crush learnings of the year, and see how they apply in a more practical sense.  Along the way we uncover the importance of interpersonal connection to the things that empower us to be at our own highest point of innovation.

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#21: 2013 to 2014 - Truths, Myths, and Trends

Is our generation less creative? Fostering creativity and understanding genius with Dr. Roberta Ness.

Tapping Into Genius

Netflix's chief product officer Neil Hunt and The New Yorker's Ken Auletta discuss the evolution of television and what scares cable companies the most.

What's The Future Of TV?

Saturday Morning BreakfastCereal artist Zach Weinersmith talks about making fun of nerds and asks: if you can’t laugh at vector calculus, what can you laugh at?  Read more about out interview:  http://blogs.wgbh.org/innovation-hub/2014/3/20/smbc-finding-humor-quantum-physics/


SMBC: Finding the Humor in Quantum Physics

Stretched too thin? Author Greg McKeown explains why you need to focus your energy on what really matters.

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