Jon Schull's guest appearances

Jon Schull

Mayo Clinic Center for Innovation Transform Podcast

Mind Of Magnus

Jay Powell

Dennis Smith

Matt Rogers

Tom Snyder

Garrison Keillor

Meghan Murphy

Carter Burwell

Natalie Nixon

Erin Murphy

Kevin Green

Brian White

Jonathan Schroeder

Phil Martie

Regina Holliday

Lauren Taylor

OwlTail

Jon Schull joins us tonight to tell us the fascinating story behind e-NABLE, an effort providing free 3D printed prosthetic hands and arms to children (and adults).  This grassroots volunteer organization was started by Schull at RIT, and has become a global phenomenon for humanitarian makers. Jon is currently running the Rochester chapter of e-NABLE (Re-NABLE) at the Vertus High School in Rochester.Join us for what might be the #1 feel-good episode of 2018!After listening, if you want to get involved or want more information on the cause:http://e-nable.org/re-nable/http://enablingthefuture.org/get-involved/

Jon Schull joins us tonight to tell us the fascinating story behind e-NABLE, an effort providing free 3D printed prosthetic hands and arms to children (and adults). This grassroots volunteer organization was started by Schull at RIT, and has become a global phenomenon for humanitarian makers. Jon is currently running the Rochester chapter of e-NABLE (Re-NABLE) at the Vertus High School in Rochester. Join us for what might be the #1 feel-good episode of 2018! After listening, if you want to get involved or want more information on the cause: <a href="http://e-nable.org/re-nable/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://e-nable.org/re-nable/</a> <a href="http://enablingthefuture.org/get-involved/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://enablingthefuture.org/get-involved/</a>

119 - Jon Schull: e-NABLE, Prosthetics, and Humanitarian Makers

We chat with the founder of the Enable Community Foundation, a global community of open-source innovators, tinkerers, and enthusiasts working together to build 3D printed prosthetic hands for children.

The Power of Community: Talking with Jon Schull