Behind the scenes at T3 with Ryan Neal

Episode 96

Episode Notes

Bruce and Jeff reconnect with InvestmentNew's very own technology editor, Ryan Neal, as he dives into the T3 conference in Texas. The guys discuss what Ryan's been doing during his hiatus from InvestmentNews, his big plans now that he's back, and the misleading bro culture of Silicon Valley. 

Guest Bio: 

Originally from Northern California, Ryan Neal received bachelor's degrees in English and philosophy at UC Santa Barbara before beginning a career in journalism at the Santa Barbara Independent. After a few years of freelancing, bartending and snowboarding in Colorado, Ryan moved to New York to earn a master's degree in journalism at Columbia University. He's written about music, sports, politics, technology, finance, art and entertainment.

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