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Chris Hughes & Natalie Foster - Universal Basic Income

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Adam Steltzner - From Rocker to Rocket Scientist

Adam Steltzner - From Rocker to Rocket Scientist

Season 2 Episode 9
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Season 2 Episode 10
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Karla Ortiz & Lucy Herrera

Karla Ortiz & Lucy Herrera

Season 2 Episode 11
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What Charter Schools are Doing to Address Special Education

What Charter Schools are Doing to Address Special Education

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How Charter Schools Elevate Outcomes for Low Income Students

How Charter Schools Elevate Outcomes for Low Income Students

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Why the K-12 system is Failing Students

Why the K-12 system is Failing Students

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The Experience LACMA Visitors Will Have in 10 Years

The Experience LACMA Visitors Will Have in 10 Years

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How Los Angeles Supports the Arts

How Los Angeles Supports the Arts

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How LACMA is Meeting the Challenge of Diversity

How LACMA is Meeting the Challenge of Diversity

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Dr. Maja Mataric

Season 2 Episode 5

USC Professor Mataric is developing robots that will work in healthcare. She discusses how robots were first created to do dirty, dull and dangerous jobs and how today, robots are being used assist individuals with medical needs such as stroke patients and children with autism. 
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Maja Mataric, USC robotics expert, explains how robots can enhance and help people do their job instead of taking them away.
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Maja Mataric: Augmentation vs. Automation
Maja Mataric, USC robotics expert, discusses developing robots that have the potential to help autistic children with social skills while also help people engage with one another.
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Maja Mataric: Robots that Care
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Maja Mataric: The Past and Future of Robots
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Autonomous Vehicles - A Conversation with Dr. Ken Washington
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