Dr. Moira Gunn is host of the public radio program Tech Nation. She was the first woman to earn a PhD in mechanical engineering at Purdue and has been interviewing technology leaders for more than a decade. She has conducted more than 2,000 in-depth interviews. I first met Moira in late 2001, just after Net Attitude was published. We talked about the future of the Internet for 20 minutes. You can listen to the 2001 interview here. We both thought it would be interesting, 14 years later, to discuss what my first book got right or wrong and the implications for healthcare. On Thursday morning, I took a motorcycle ride over to Old Forge, PA to a recording studio for the interview.

The interview will be a segment on Tech Nation, and will be broadcast on a number of channels. The National Public Radio  24-hour program stream will broadcast Tech Nation at 10 AM and 5 PM on Saturday. SiriusXM Satellite Radio Channel 122 will broadcast the program on NPR Now at 1 AM on Monday, 3 AM on Tuesday, 7 AM on Wednesday, and at 9 PM on Sunday. American Forces Radio International broadcasts internationally to 177 countries. The program there will air at 12 AM on Saturday and 1 PM on Sunday. Tech Nation is free to any of the network of 900 public radio stations in the United States who choose to broadcast it. One of them is KQED, where Tech Nation originates. The station reaches 750,000 listeners.