Parent Previews: InsurgentTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 30, Segment 5
Mar 23, 2015 • 10m
(1:16:40) Guests: Rod Gustafson and Kerry Bennett of ParentPreviews.com Part Two of the dystopian young adult novel-turned-film franchise Divergent Series topped the weekend box office. This installment is called “Insurgent.”

Global WarmingMar 23, 201519mGuest: Gabe Bowen, professor of geology and geophysics at the University of Utah  According to new research, today’s human-caused global warming is much like the atmospheric conditions on Earth 56 million years ago.
Guest: Gabe Bowen, professor of geology and geophysics at the University of Utah  According to new research, today’s human-caused global warming is much like the atmospheric conditions on Earth 56 million years ago.
CrowdfundingMar 23, 201518mGuest: John Mullins, Professor of Marketing and Entrepreneurship at London Business School, and author of the new book, The Customer-Funded Business 
Guest: John Mullins, Professor of Marketing and Entrepreneurship at London Business School, and author of the new book, The Customer-Funded Business 
A Woman on $20 Dollar BillsMar 23, 201515mGuest: Barbara Ortiz Howard, founder of Women on 20s, an organization that seeks to get an image of a notable woman on the front of our 20-dollar bills  “Women on 20s” is campaigning to replace Andrew Jackson on the 20-dollar bill with a woman.
Guest: Barbara Ortiz Howard, founder of Women on 20s, an organization that seeks to get an image of a notable woman on the front of our 20-dollar bills  “Women on 20s” is campaigning to replace Andrew Jackson on the 20-dollar bill with a woman.
RunningKeeps You YoungMar 23, 201524mGuest: Rodger Kram, Professor in the Department of Integrative Physiology at the University of Colorado Boulder  Ponce de Leon was looking for a fountain to deliver eternal youth, but perhaps he ought to have been looking at his feet.  A new study published in the journal PLOS ONE says running regularly can keep your body using energy efficiently. So, you could theoretically have the body of a 70 year old and the energy efficiency of a 20-year-old.
Guest: Rodger Kram, Professor in the Department of Integrative Physiology at the University of Colorado Boulder  Ponce de Leon was looking for a fountain to deliver eternal youth, but perhaps he ought to have been looking at his feet.  A new study published in the journal PLOS ONE says running regularly can keep your body using energy efficiently. So, you could theoretically have the body of a 70 year old and the energy efficiency of a 20-year-old.
Tech Transfer: The HolodeckMar 23, 201519mGuests: Daniel Smalley, professor in BYU’s department of electrical and computer engineering  David Brown, BYU Technology Transfer office  There’s 3D and virtual reality, but my next guest has set his sights a tad higher – Daniel Smalley is out to build the holodeck. Remember the holodeck from Star Trek? An empty room that could be converted in any holographic environment the user wanted – so lifelike it often became the user’s reality?
Guests: Daniel Smalley, professor in BYU’s department of electrical and computer engineering  David Brown, BYU Technology Transfer office  There’s 3D and virtual reality, but my next guest has set his sights a tad higher – Daniel Smalley is out to build the holodeck. Remember the holodeck from Star Trek? An empty room that could be converted in any holographic environment the user wanted – so lifelike it often became the user’s reality?
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