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An aerial view of a city with a yellow arrow.
“Summer streets” could make cities feel more like home
What are “summer streets”? This urbanist explains. Here’s how it can transform your city.
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Series| Hard Reset
How can a water bottle cost negative 10 cents?
27 million likes on TikTok. A $0.00 product. How does the “FreeWater” company work?
The future of construction.
These factory-home builders are closing the housing gap
How we build homes is changing. So are construction jobs — and it could solve the labor shortage.
A woman is standing next to a semi truck.
I pilot a self-driving truck. Here’s why we need more.
96% of road accidents are caused by human error. Could self-driving semi trucks be a safer option?
A shopping cart in the desert.
Series| Hard Reset Podcast
Hard Reset Podcast: Franchising | Episode #6
Banks don’t want you to own companies. McDonald’s doesn’t care about your health. What if this $8 meal gave you those choices back?
A hand holding a container with food in it.
This restaurant is run entirely by robots
These robots can chop, cook, and serve — and they could revolutionize the food industry.
Two men wearing helmets with blue lights on them on a ride.
Series| Hard Reset Podcast
Hard Reset Podcast: Theme Parks | Episode #5
From virtual reality to real life — VR is reimagining how we build theme parks.
A man in a hard hat is standing next to an excavator.
These robot excavators are making workers more money
With the rise of AI, more people are afraid of robots taking their jobs than ever before. But in this industry, AI is actually creating jobs — and helping workers make more money.
A piece of lab-grown fried chicken on a black background.
Series| Hard Reset Podcast
Hard Reset Podcast: Chicken | Episode #4
This lab-grown chicken is made without any slaughter. But would you eat it? In an age of skepticism about GMOs, the Hard Reset hosts discuss.
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg's faces with the words The New York Times and Vox, alongside Twitter and Meta's logos.
Series| Challengers
Substack vs. The Giants
Did algorithms, ads, and over-moderation ruin the internet? One company thinks they know the answer.
A white porsche 911 parked in front of wind turbines.
How mechanics can prepare for the electric revolution
Electric vehicles are selling at record highs. Here’s how mechanics are adapting.
A pile of plastic bags on the ground.
Our planet is swimming in plastic. Here’s how we fix that
You’ve probably heard about the microplastic problem. But it’s not hopeless — this organization is cleaning up rivers.
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Series| Hard Reset
“Metamaterials” will put sci-fi tech into your phone
This company is building a new kind of “metamaterial” that can change the way we see reality.
A woman in a blue dress standing on a street.
This non-profit is helping 1st gen college students out-earn their parents
75% of their students out-earn their parents. How Braven is restoring the American dream.
Two women sitting on a bench wearing face masks.
These Zimbabwean grandmothers are bringing mental health support to their community
Therapy from grandmothers is 86% effective in improving mental health. Here’s the organization looking to bring that model to the rest of the world.
A solar tower in the middle of a desert.
Series| Hard Reset Podcast
Hard Reset Podcast: Heliogen | Episode #3
This startup is creating endless energy with something you’d never guess: the color blue.
Still of Abeouta, an activist combatting misinformation
How Big Tech breeds disinformation — and how we take back truth
Big Tech, big responsibilities. Here’s how keeping tech companies accountable can stop the spread of misinformation, and even save lives.
an aerial view of a building under construction.
Series| Hard Reset Podcast
Hard Reset Podcast: Buildings | Episode #2
We’re recycling our plastic, clothes, cans, and paper. Why can’t we recycle our buildings, too?
House in Amsterdam on a canal with a reflection in the water.
Series| Future of Cities
This city is setting a new ‘green’ standard for the rest of the world
Amsterdam is using yesterday’s trash to fuel the city today. Here’s how it is becoming the most energy friendly city in the world.
a man is standing in front of a wall of plants.
Series| Hard Reset Podcast
Hard Reset Podcast: Vertical farms | Episode #1
Join host Nick Tucker and team for the first ever Hard Reset Podcast episode on vertical farming. We’re diving deeper on the technology and ideas featured in our vertical farming video episode, sharing bonus info that never made it to the final cut, and responding to some of the most popular (and meanest) comments.