Trish Starkey's guest appearances

Trish Starkey

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Naval Ravikant

Yuval Harari

Marc Andreessen

Robert Bonomo

Deepak Chopra

Al Gore

Rian Johnson

Rick Rule

Omar Zenhom

Scott Young

Graham Harman

Michael Pollan

Malcolm Gladwell

Andrew Yang

Jeff Bezos

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Podcast: Next Story Up (LS 33 · TOP 5% what is this?)Episode: Season 1, Episode 6:  Think Outside the Fish Bowl (w/ Trish Starkey)Pub date: 2019-05-19In Act 1, Tyler explains his love for spring, which includes the fact that it's university commencement speech season.  He shares an excerpt from one of his favorites - "This Is Water" from the late David Foster Wallace - to illustrate that sometimes we we might not notice our surroundings, and because of that don't do enough to challenge them or make them better.  In this episode, we discuss how we can make our lives better with a more decentralized, resilient, and cleaner energy infrastructure.  In Act 2, we are joined by Trish Starkey, Business Development Manager in New Energy Landscape Strategic Alliances at Schneider Electric US.  Trish starts with some valuable definitions for the building audience and answers questions like  "What are microgrids?" and "What is energy as a service?".  She explains that the benefit of having a resilient energy infrastructure no longer needs to be at odds with having a sustainable and renewable one, and that true value is realized when greater interconnectivity is pursued.  We learn that microgrids just may be the "posterchild" for digitization, and that fundamentally you can't have an occupant-centric building if power isn't reliable and constant.  For some facility types, outages are simply unacceptable.  For others, a resilient grid provides an opportunity for community in a time of distress.  In what felt at first like it may be an exciting detour, we learn just how intertwined (and necessary) resilient, sustainable electricity is with our smart building infrastructure, services, and experiences.  Outro Music:  "Who I Thought You Were" by SantigoldThe podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Schneider Electric, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

Podcast: <a href="https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/next-story-up-schneider-electric-y-Skw9KdXDn/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Next Story Up</a> (LS 33 · TOP 5% <a href="https://www.listennotes.com/listen-score/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">what is this?</a>) Episode: <a href="https://www.listennotes.com/e/53cd82fdbdd74dad9a50e813dbb96493/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Season 1, Episode 6: Think Outside the Fish Bowl (w/ Trish Starkey)</a> Pub date: 2019-05-19 In Act 1, Tyler explains his love for spring, which includes the fact that it's university commencement speech season. He shares an excerpt from one of his favorites - "This Is Water" from the late David Foster Wallace - to illustrate that sometimes we we might not notice our surroundings, and because of that don't do enough to challenge them or make them better. In this episode, we discuss how we can make our lives better with a more decentralized, resilient, and cleaner energy infrastructure. In Act 2, we are joined by Trish Starkey, Business Development Manager in New Energy Landscape Strategic Alliances at Schneider Electric US. Trish starts with some valuable definitions for the building audience and answers questions like "What are microgrids?" and "What is energy as a service?". She explains that the benefit of having a resilient energy infrastructure no longer needs to be at odds with having a sustainable and renewable one, and that true value is realized when greater interconnectivity is pursued. We learn that microgrids just may be the "posterchild" for digitization, and that fundamentally you can't have an occupant-centric building if power isn't reliable and constant. For some facility types, outages are simply unacceptable. For others, a resilient grid provides an opportunity for community in a time of distress. In what felt at first like it may be an exciting detour, we learn just how intertwined (and necessary) resilient, sustainable electricity is with our smart building infrastructure, services, and experiences. Outro Music: "Who I Thought You Were" by Santigold The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Schneider Electric, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

Season 1, Episode 6:  Think Outside the Fish Bowl (w/ Trish Starkey)

In Act 1, Tyler explains his love for spring, which includes the fact that it's university commencement speech season.  He shares an excerpt from one of his favorites - "This Is Water" from the late David Foster Wallace - to illustrate that sometimes we we might not notice our surroundings, and because of that don't do enough to challenge them or make them better.  In this episode, we discuss how we can make our lives better with a more decentralized, resilient, and cleaner energy infrastructure.In Act 2, we are joined by Trish Starkey, Business Development Manager in New Energy Landscape Strategic Alliances at Schneider Electric US.  Trish starts with some valuable definitions for the building audience and answers questions like  "What are microgrids?" and "What is energy as a service?".  She explains that the benefit of having a resilient energy infrastructure no longer needs to be at odds with having a sustainable and renewable one, and that true value is realized when greater interconnectivity is pursued.  We learn that microgrids just may be the "posterchild" for digitization, and that fundamentally you can't have an occupant-centric building if power isn't reliable and constant.  For some facility types, outages are simply unacceptable.  For others, a resilient grid provides an opportunity for community in a time of distress.In what felt at first like it may be an exciting detour, we learn just how intertwined (and necessary) resilient, sustainable electricity is with our smart building infrastructure, services, and experiences.Outro Music:  "Who I Thought You Were" by Santigold

In Act 1, Tyler explains his love for spring, which includes the fact that it's university commencement speech season. He shares an excerpt from one of his favorites - "This Is Water" from the late David Foster Wallace - to illustrate that sometimes we we might not notice our surroundings, and because of that don't do enough to challenge them or make them better. In this episode, we discuss how we can make our lives better with a more decentralized, resilient, and cleaner energy infrastructure. In Act 2, we are joined by Trish Starkey, Business Development Manager in New Energy Landscape Strategic Alliances at Schneider Electric US. Trish starts with some valuable definitions for the building audience and answers questions like "What are microgrids?" and "What is energy as a service?". She explains that the benefit of having a resilient energy infrastructure no longer needs to be at odds with having a sustainable and renewable one, and that true value is realized when greater interconnectivity is pursued. We learn that microgrids just may be the "posterchild" for digitization, and that fundamentally you can't have an occupant-centric building if power isn't reliable and constant. For some facility types, outages are simply unacceptable. For others, a resilient grid provides an opportunity for community in a time of distress. In what felt at first like it may be an exciting detour, we learn just how intertwined (and necessary) resilient, sustainable electricity is with our smart building infrastructure, services, and experiences. Outro Music: "Who I Thought You Were" by Santigold