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Einstein's Trunk author Jim Haberkorn
About once a month, I'm doing something I call "Now for something completely different" - where I step away from storage and technology and have what I hope you think is an interesting discussion. This version is with my HP colleague Jim Haberkorn who has written a fiction novel called Einstein's Trunk.
Jim and I talk about why he took up writing a book in the podcast and also talks a bit about the storyline in Einstein's Trunk. I bought it for my Kindle several months ago, got busy and wasn't able to read it until late summer. Once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down. The main character is a bit of a cross between Indiana Jones and Jason Bourne. I really enjoyed it and thought talking to Jim about his book would make for a great "Now for something completely different" podcast.
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Encouraging aha moments - finding creativity in unexpected places
A couple of months ago I did my first ATSB Now For Something Completely Different podcast - where I featured a local Boise indie musician Naomi Psalm - a local artist who's music I really enjoy (and I got to go see her in concert at a local coffee shop recently too). The idea for these is to hit a topic that has little to do with storage or technology but is still interesting. Judging from the views of my first one, many of you found it appealing.
Today, I want to do my next iteration Now For Something Completely Different and its a very engaging conversation that I had with Boise State Professor Nancy Napier. Nancy had come to HP early this summer and gave a presentation about creativity research she has done through the Centre for Creativity and Innovation at Boise State.
I recorded this podcast about a month ago but Nancy and I wanted to wait until today to publish it because today is dedication day for the Micron Business and Economics Building at Boise State - where I did the podcast with Nancy.
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