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Many of us are spending the majority of our time confined to our homes and becoming aware of how the space we're in can affect our well-being. Design expert David Korins has made countless spaces come alive-- from corporate offices and Lady Gaga concerts to Broadway hits like Hamilton and Dear Evan Hansen. In this episode, he offers insights on how anyone can approach design and create the ideal environments in which to live, work, and play. David is the founder and principal designer of David Korins Design, a multidisciplinary creative firm developing and designing innovative experiences. David has worked extensively as a production designer in TV, film and award shows. He has been awarded an Emmy Award, Lortel Award, an Obie Award, two Drama Desk Awards, three Henry Hewes Awards, and three Tony Award nominations. To learn more about "How to Be a Better Human," host Chris Duffy, or find footnotes and additional resources, please visit: go.ted.com/betterhuman

WE'RE FEELING TWENTY TWOOO OH OHHH!!! Welcome to Episode 22 of Dropouts aka "The Taylor Swift Episode!" Zach Justice, Indiana Massara, and Jared Bailey are so excited to have our first guest ever, Riley Lewis, BACK on the podcast. In this episode we talk about our experience watching the most messed up movie ever made, play an intense round of Taboo, and BRING THE HEAT with our first (possibly, but not set in stone...) annual Twerk Off!

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Jessica Brillhart is the founder of Vrai Pictures. They’re an independent immersive content studio.

Before founding Vrai, Jessica was the Principal Filmmaker for VR at Google.

The YC Podcast is hosted by Craig Cannon.

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Questions 

00:23 - Starting VRAI

10:23 - Story in film vs. VR

12:38 - Gaming

19:53 - Conditions at Omaha - The Weather Channel in VR

22:38 - Jessica's upcoming projects

27:48 - Andrew Peterman asks - How long until we'll be able to create 3D 360° video from cell phone hardware+amazing software?

30:13 - Matt asks - Where do you see VR in 10 years?

30:28 - Michael Hodapp asks - Does VR still have long term mass adoption potential, or will the market shift to AR?

32:23 - Will people be in VR for a significant percentage of their time in the future?

40:58 - Virginia Pigato asks - How can a traditional storyteller adapt to vr?

50:13 - Can Olcer asks - What key but non-obvious thing is missing for VR to become mainstream?

52:08 - Matt MacVey asks - What are some of the most exciting or scariest parts of social VR and what is the storytelling potential of social VR?

55:38 - Tony Cassara asks - What kind of dog do you have?

Tomorrow night is our 75th show. We invite everyone to call in and share their encounter, comments or whatever you want. This is an opportunity to ask questions on stuff we have talked about in the past or future plans.

#QOTD: Where's your favorite vacation spot?

#mini-QOTD: Sound off if you have discovered me because of this show!

Loving these video questions, but definitely try to keep them to under 30 sec! Today's episode had a really special energy to it. Maybe it was Nate's cameo. Maybe it was all the talk about soccer and tennis. Maybe it was the fact that I got to work some good old-fashioned #humblebrag action in at the end. Whatever it was, this is a really truly fun episode, and perfect to share with any of your friends who might not know about The #AskGaryVee show yet.