Quoracast » Podcast
Summary: An unofficial podcast dedicated to profiling the Quora.com community.
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- Artist: Jeff Meyerson
- Copyright: This podcast does not represent the views of Quora.com. The logo used is one I found on Google Images.
Podcasts:
Jesse Lashley was in high school when he started using Quora, and has made significant contributions to the site, with over 650 answers and 1,000 posts. Jesse is currently a college student pursuing design at Kendall College of Art and Design. Right click to download.
Ben Golub has a Ph.D. in economics, and has written papers primarily based on microeconomic theory, game theory, and behavioral economics. He is a Junior Fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows, and will be joining the faculty of the Harvard Economics department in 2015. In this episode, Ben explains how price discrimination works, why you may want to vote despite having low odds of changing anything, and the effects of Steve Jobs on Silicon Valley culture. http://quoracast.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/ben_golub-qc1.mp3
Wray Rives is a Certified Public Accountant with more than thirty years of experience, He is also the founder of Rives CPA , an accounting company based in Texas. He has over 1000 followers and 1300 answers. Many of his posts are detailed, professional responses to tax-related questions. In this episode, Wray dissects the Flat Tax, explains who should and shouldn't use TurboTax, and describes how Amazon got its edge early on. Right click to download.
Caroline Zelonka has been an advertising writer for several decades, and has been published in Slate, Forbes, and Business Insider. She is a Quora top writer with almost 3000 followers and over 1000 answers. In this episode, Caroline discusses contemporary advertising, what it's like to develop an infomercial, and the real motivation behind the comic Garfield. Right click to download.
Christopher Reiss is a 2012 Quora Top Writer with more than 2000 followers, 1000 posts, and 100 questions. He involves himself in a wide range of subjects, and considers his lifelong interests to be history, the philosophy of science, and the evolution of technology. In the inaugural episode of the Quoracast, Chris shares his thoughts on topics ranging from Google Glass to Ayn Rand. Right click to download
