Archive - Cameron Wiese

Exploring Immersive Entertainment

Its a small world, the 1964 New York World's Fair, and building a space elevator. Or, the last 18 months building toward the next great World's Fair.

Oct 16 •

August 2024

December 2023

#79 — Don Davis: Space Art & Humanity's Future

Today, we're talking with Don Davis, an artist and illustrator who has spent his career helping us imagine the wonders of space.

Dec 12, 2023 •

55:34

#78 — Isaiah Taylor — Nuclear Fission, Energy Abundance, and The Frontier

Today, we're talking with Isaiah Taylor the founder of Valar Atomics — a new energy startup using nuclear fission to create oil & gas from thin air.

Dec 8, 2023 •

51:39

#77 — Rick Guidice — Art, Science, and Space Settlements

Today, we're talking with Rick Guidice, an artist and illustrator renowned for his visionary depictions of space habitats and futuristic concepts, which…

Dec 1, 2023 •

53:52

November 2023

November 2022

April 2022

A Trip to the Expo

For the last week, I’ve been out in Dubai exploring Expo 2020 — the current instantiation of the once great World’s Fairs.

Apr 9, 2022 •

November 2021

#72 — Jason Green: Vertical Farming & Food

Today, we're talking with Jason Green, the CEO and Cofounder of Upward Farms. At Upward Farms they're helping shape the future of food by growing…

Nov 9, 2021 •

39:35

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