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WeTalk — Disruptive Technologies for Good

Episode two of WeTalk SXSW 2019 captures a conversation on the impact of disruptive technologies and how they can help people share their stories.

3:00 PM EDT on April 25, 2019

At the 2019 SXSW Festival, Ondi Timoner sits down with innovative leaders to discuss the changing landscape of disruptive technology and how it can be harnessed for good.

Ondi Timoner, award-winning filmmaker and host of the WeTalk series, welcomes a special panel to explore the many possibilities disruptive technologies can be used to help improve our lives and our different environments.

Episode two of WeTalk SXSW features Shaku Selvakumar, the co-founder of Activiteen; Sally Eaves, thought leader and blockchain expert; Susan Alzner, co-founder and Chief of Strategy Ops of shift7; and Kathryn Schotthoefer, founder and CEO of Original Media Ventures. Catch these incredible revolutionaries as they discuss using technology to help people share their stories and create technologies that can help everyone.

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