Well I think a diversity of input coupled with addressing the most timely and significant subject matter issues within the realm of artificial intelligence technologies sounds quite exciting to me and could potentially gain significant viewer interest, but also lead to some interesting, thought provoking educational opportunities. I would like to also make it entertaining and digestible for the masses. I graduated from Cal Berkeley in 2001 with a degree in mediation and I am thinking something along the lines of Geraldo Rivera meets Maury Povich. I am a big fan of Lawrence Lessig's concept of remix culture, and Dick Orkin of Chicken Man fame is a high inspiration to me.
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Still, could be interesting. I am familiar with the names Maury Povich and Lawrence Lessig, but I don't know their work very deeply. Lessig played a large part in the creation of Creative Commons, no?
So, will it be an audio stream; à la traditional 'podcast' style? Or an audio visual livestream via a video platform? I'm assuming you want to run your live show over the Internet?
Those are both options... I have been playing around with StreamYard as well as a variety of other more open source methods of recording real time meetings, also have been exploring i18n and methods for closed captioning as well as language translation.
Very interesting. I was completely unaware of StreamYard and i18n. Have you found any promising leads with regards to open-source streaming?