On this Episode of the Somewhat Frank Podcast, Frank Gruber
and John Guidos talk about enjoying the splendors of Fall during
the COVID-19 pandemic. They also take a virtual moment of
silence for the U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who
recently passed away and was a force who fought for freedom and
equality in America.
Frank also celebrates the following people in his
network:
Frank and John chat about watching the Apple TV show “Ted
Lasso” and the HBO Max series “Love Life” with Anna Kendrick.
Frank also gives a brief summary of the new Netflix documentary
"The Social Dilemma," which lays out a case against the primacy of
big technology companies. The film highlights the concerns of
former tech employees who say social media is undermining the
shared sense of reality that underpins society.
Lastly, please join Established for our upcoming 8th Annual
Startup of the Year Summit which will be held online on November
16-18. The Summit is a curated experience for emerging founders,
seasoned entrepreneurs, corporate innovation leads, accelerators,
and investors to build relationships that fuel success. Summit is
also the culmination of the 2020 Startup of the Year competition,
and attendees can expect to hear from various keynote speakers,
such as Tim Draper (Draper VC), Kara Goldin (Hint Water), and Mike
Evans (GrubHub), and more. You can learn more about the Summit and
register for the event at the following link: https://summit.startupofyear.com/
Somewhat Frank is a podcast hosted by Frank Gruber, Jen Consalvo, and John Guidos about technology innovations, startups, and personal life. It’s produced with the help of our company, Established.