April 1, 2021

{Radio} Careful your clothes are watching

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What is Careful your clothes are watching? We all wear them and for millennium clothes' main purpose is to cover us up, make us look and feel good, keep us safe and help us stay warm or cool, but perhaps their capable of so much more. Smart clothing is one of the next big "things" [...]

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March 30, 2021

{Radio} Nature Knows Best – Biomimicry and Circular Economies

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What is Nature Knows Best Biomimicry and Circular Economies? Hong Kong Radio 3's Phil Whelan sent through an interesting request for this week's segment topic - what's Biomimicry and Circular Economies all about, on the back of an earlier interview he did that morning of a new recycling plant. It all starts with "everything old, [...]

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March 25, 2021

{Article} Future of work: how today’s iso babies will work and learn in 2038

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What is Future of work? Futurists, researchers and training experts predict very different jobs and skills will be in demand when today's newborns finish high school in 2038. In about 18 years, today's newborns dubbed the iso babies will be entering the workforce for the first time. The jobs they do, .How is Future of [...]

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March 25, 2021

{Article} The Jobs Our Kids Will Be Doing In 20 Years Says a Lot About Our Future

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What is The Jobs Our Kids Will Be Doing In 20 Years Says a Lot? The looming threat of technology taking over commonly held positions continues to rear, and while some roles have, indeed, been replaced with automated tech, for the most part, the workforce still needs people to carry out crucial work (a real [...]

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March 11, 2021

{Article} Revealed: The six most promising career paths for job seekers

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What is Revealed? A global business futurist is putting his money on the six most in-demand career paths of the future - and unsurprisingly, health and wellness is one of them. Global futurist Morris Miselowski says health and wellness is among the six most in-demand career paths he sees for the f.How is Revealed reshaping [...]

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March 2, 2021

{Radio} Charities are getting less $$ but more…

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What is Charities are getting less $$ but more? Over the past decade or so, there's been a steady decline in one-off charitable donations, but more money is being raised and more is getting done in the world of philanthropy than ever before. In this week's on air chat Hong Kong radio's Phil Whelan and [...]

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