Ryan O’Shea | Grove Cemetery
On episode 10 of the Little Beaver Historical Society Podcast, we talk with Ryan O’Shea about the rich history of New Brighton, Pennsylvania and the movers and shakers who ended up in the venerable Grove Cemetery, final resting place to some of Beaver County’s most esteemed historical figures.
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On episode 10 of the Little Beaver Historical Society Podcast, we talk with Ryan O’Shea about the rich history of New Brighton, Pennsylvania and the movers and shakers who ended up in the venerable Grove Cemetery, final resting place to some of Beaver County’s most esteemed historical figures.
This episode was recorded March 23, 2019 in New Brighton, Pa. Host: Dave Holoweiko. Guest: Ryan O’Shea. Audiography: Kevin Farkas. Music (available on SoundCloud.com): Scott Miller (“Godrest”). Other Sounds (available on Youtube): Vlogbrothers (“We're All Gonna Die - A Song”), JANXEN (“Halloween Song Cemetery Dance”). Music (available on Bensound.com: “Memories.” ©Little Beaver Historical Society Podcast/The Social Voice Project, Inc. All rights reserved.
Ryan O'Shea, the founder of Future Grind and the host of the Future Grind podcast, is an entrepreneur and futurist speaker from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He currently serves as an advisor and spokesman for Grindhouse Wetware, an organization focused on technology that augments human capabilities. Ryan has produced and given talks around the world on the subject of futurism, including at VivaTech Paris, Maker Faire Rome, the BDYHAX human augmentation conference in Austin, Texas, and at DEF CON.
Ryan also serves as a World Economic Forum Global Shaper and has served as a Solar System Ambassador representing NASA and CalTech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. In 2017, Ryan co-founded Behaivior, an artificial intelligence startup which was recently honored as one of the Top 10 competitors in the 3rd Round of the $5 Million IBM Watson AI XPRIZE. Ryan is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and currently serves on the boards of numerous non-profits.
Future Grind is focused on exploring the possibilities, ethics, and implications of emerging science and technology. Hosted by television producer, entrepreneur, and futurist speaker Ryan O’Shea, Future Grind is dedicated to having the difficult but important societal conversations about the creation, distribution, and implementation of world-changing technology. We wish to increase technoliteracy by democratizing access to science and technology, and we strive to welcome more voices to these conversations.
As a podcast, Future Grind features in-depth interviews with innovators and thought leaders that are working to build our future. Artificial intelligence, robotics, human augmentation, space exploration, and the societal ramifications of these advancements are frequent topics of conversation. As a VR explorer, Ryan live-streams virtual reality content from an Oculus Rift to examine the ways in which immersive, room-scale virtual experiences can be used for entertainment, education, and escape.
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The Little Beaver Historical Society Podcast features stories and news about the Little Beaver Historical Society and local history of northern Beaver County, Pennsylvania. The Little Beaver Historical Society is a non-profit organization located in Darlington, Pa. The Society maintains three museums, an authentic log cabin, and working forge.
The podcast is hosted by LBHS board member and local public historian, Dave Holoweiko.
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