Meet The Producers (1:51:27)

Meet The Producers (1:51:27)

The Matt Townsend Show • Season 4, Episode 219, Segment 4

Oct 2, 2015 • 24m

Producers Liana Tan and Caitlin Thomas talk to Dr. Matt Townsend about generational differences in accessing media and info.

Other Segments

School Shootings

School ShootingsOct 2, 201543mDr. Matt Townsend tackles the tough subject of how to talk to kids about school shootings. If a child sees a story on the news about a school shooting they may have questions about their safety or why a person would commit that type of crime. Dr. Townsend provides a reasoned approach that includes listening to the child and finding out what they want to know instead of jumping to conclusions that may cause more concerns in the mind of a young child. For older children this may be a chance to discuss some of the different aspects of the issue.

Dr. Matt Townsend tackles the tough subject of how to talk to kids about school shootings. If a child sees a story on the news about a school shooting they may have questions about their safety or why a person would commit that type of crime. Dr. Townsend provides a reasoned approach that includes listening to the child and finding out what they want to know instead of jumping to conclusions that may cause more concerns in the mind of a young child. For older children this may be a chance to discuss some of the different aspects of the issue.

Individual's Carbon Footprint

Individual's Carbon FootprintOct 2, 201541mEdward Wang is a University of Washington electrical engineering graduate student and is here with us today as a representative of MagnifiSense. This is a new wearable technology that can “sense what devices and vehicles the user interacts with throughout the day, which can help track that individual’s carbon footprint, enable smart home applications or even assist with elder care.” Edward graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Engineering from Harvey Mudd College and now researches in Ubiquitous computing.

Edward Wang is a University of Washington electrical engineering graduate student and is here with us today as a representative of MagnifiSense. This is a new wearable technology that can “sense what devices and vehicles the user interacts with throughout the day, which can help track that individual’s carbon footprint, enable smart home applications or even assist with elder care.” Edward graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Engineering from Harvey Mudd College and now researches in Ubiquitous computing.

Parent Previews

Parent PreviewsOct 2, 201513mRod Gustafson from Parent Previews joins the show to look at the movie "The Martian" and "The Walk."

Rod Gustafson from Parent Previews joins the show to look at the movie "The Martian" and "The Walk."

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