While Dark Net would lead you to believe I am broken by technology, the truth is I am simply conflicted by it's power. 

This production photo from the special. For more information on "Dark Net" click here. 

Had the pleasure of doing a mini-story and live shot with TV2 in Copenhagen. 

I was so nervous to be on camera with Megan Kelly.  You can see the interview online. 

One of the deleted scenes from Dark Net. Working with my trainer Liz Leedle. 

While in London for a wearable tech conference keynote I was asked by the Economist to shoot a video of my typical day. 

Preparing for an interview in Sweden. International interviews are interesting because they often have different manners and question "Types".  Much more loose than the US. 

My first spit take was on Chris Denson's Innovation Crush. A copy of the interview is online here. 
Oddly enough I went on to interview with Lance Bass, yes the guy from the boy band

Hometown finally. After being on the cover of magazine, Fox News, my own local TV network asked me to come in for an interview. 

Filming meditation for "Dark Net". I had the crew try my Muse headset and see if they could "calm down". It was so much fun watching everyone freak out while trying to think "slow"

The interview where talking about my mother made the lights blink. During that visit I got to know the crew and started to feel ok about being "out" of my data closet.

When I first started appearing without google glass people had a hard time seeing my technology. This was the begining of a long process of explaining technology systems to people. 

There are certain news organizations that just lend themselves to credibility. My first time with the Wall Street Journal was one of those times.  

This has become a often referred to photo. It was shot for the Business Week interview I did with Ira Boudway in 2014.  
Often people mention the "throne" or the photo with all the papers all over the walls.
I collected things long before data. 
I kept analog "Skins" of my life on large corkboards. 

My first magazine cover was Business week's "The Global Tech Issue: Way Beyond Silicon Valley" issue. This interview was the most intimate because the journalist called me and "fact checked" me. He said, "what happened on August 11, 2013". I froze for a second then I looked up that day. As I started rattling off data from 12:01am, the jorunalist was floored. He said, "This is incredible".

The mashable team was in love with the business week photo, so they asked me to recreate the photo with one of my Michael Jackson gloves.  A now not so famous behind the scenes photo!