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The Professor is Live! with Mark Salisbury

The Professor is Live! with Mark Salisbury

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Welcome to The Professor is Live! with Mark Salisbury.

In each lively 25-minute episode, Mark and Producer Rico Smart dive into topics shaping our world, featuring expert interviews and engaging live audience participation. Discover groundbreaking ideas for the future and timeless wisdom you can't afford to forget—all infused with humor and charm. Leave every episode feeling inspired, informed, and optimistic about what lies ahead.

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  • Episode 6 – The Genie’s Out: AI and the Adoption Curve
    Sep 3 2025

    Where are we on the curve of AI adoption? In this episode, Mark and producer Rikko dive into Everett Rogers’ classic Diffusion of Innovations theory—exploring how AI is spreading from innovators and early adopters into the mainstream.

    Special guest Dr. Bob Grassberger joins to explain the Technology Adoption Lifecycle and what it tells us about AI’s explosive growth. From the “cool kids” testing the boundaries to families using AI for homework help and professionals relying on it daily, we explore why the genie is out of the bottle and how AI is augmenting—not replacing—our work.

    Join us for insights, stories, and a little humor about where AI is today and where it’s headed.

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    22 min
  • Episode 5 -- Big Bang Meets Big Belief
    Jun 17 2025

    In this episode, we take on a big question: Is belief in God at odds with belief in science? Or, to put it another way—can you believe in the creator of the cosmos and the Big Bang?

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    23 min
  • Episode 4 -- Learning from the Luddites
    May 13 2025

    In this episode, we dive into the story of the Luddites. Most people think they were just anti-technology rebels smashing machines because they feared progress. But, as we’ll discover, the truth is a lot more complicated—and way more relevant to our own lives than you might think.

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    23 min
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