Technology, Genomics, Good Life, Matchmaking, Resume Tips

Technology Jay McFarland, a successful host in the radio industry, has succeeded as a developer of apps and games for various electronic devices. McFarland puts his technological roots to use in sharing insights regarding the current trends in technology use by society. Also, McFarland discusses what he has seen and been impressed by through his experience in the field. Genomics Dr. Bryce Daines is presently the director of bioinformatics at Tute Genomics. Dr. Daines addresses the recent legislation in Britain that permitted the creation of an embryo from three sets of DNA. He speaks about the implications of this process, details regarding the process itself, and the future of this process in the United States. The Good Life Michael Bishop, a Professor of Philosophy at Florida State University, speaks about "The Good Life." Various professionals and thinkers have attempted to put a finger on what makes people happy. Professor Bishop discusses the meaning of what has already been found, and makes suggestions regarding the attainment of well being. Matchmaking Flights Dr. Andrea Bonior joins Matt to discuss an Australian-based airway that offers a matchmaking travel option. Bonior speaks about the value of blind dates of this nature, and the effectiveness of these services. Finally, she addresses the big question of how to cultivate meaningful relatiosnhips. Resume Tips Jennifer Anderson, a career coach, joins this episode to discuss the art of resume building. Anderson gives superb advice and answers questions so that you can be confident in your resume.