Galileo Health explored the topic of insulin prices with Susan, granddaughter of its co-discoverer, CEO Tom Lee and Olympic swimming champion / diabetes advocate Gary Hall. Jr.
We invited NBC News tech correspondent and author of 'The Loop' Jacob Ward for a conversation about artificial intelligence and decision-making as it relates to healthcare for our second installation…
We launched a new NYC salon series with Galileo Health in February with author Florence Williams, who'd just released a new book about the science of heartbreak and her own…
For the first salon of 2022 we kicked off in the LA Posthoc warehouse with author Erich Schwartzel about China and Hollywood's complicated relationship.
As part of a salon series with TWCF, Susan hosted a conversation with Templeton's President Andrew Serazin and Sacred Design Lab co-founder Casper ter Kuile about the power of ritual.…
Susan invited guest speaker, cardiologist and best-selling author Dr. Sandeep Jauhar out to Posthoc LA warehouse to appear at a second edition of a Matters of the Heart salon.
Burning Man came to New York City for the first-ever Burner art Sotheby's auction in October 2021, which gave Susan the opportunity to interview artist, curator and Burning Man council-member…
Susan interviewed author and psychology professor Sonja Lyubomirsky about the science of happiness, and from what her research shows are the most important contributing factors. The number one factor, according…
At Posthoc's first post-lockdown salon in New York City June of 2021, Susan had a fascinating conversation with gut microbiome researcher and PH.D candidate David Good and the incredible story…
Guest: Peter Lunenfeld What is our Los Angeles of today? There is so much more than meets the eye in LA. Susan speaks to Peter Lunenfeld, author of the urban portrait of LA called City at the Edge of Forever. Lunenfeld weaves together the alchemical city's art, architecture and design; juxtaposes its entertainment and literary histories; and moves from restaurant kitchens to recording studios to ultrasecret research and dev labs. Peter Lunenfeld is the vice chair of UCLA's Department of Design Media Arts and a faculty member in the Urban and Digital Humanities programs. He writes about the ways in which art, design and technology intertwine.