JJ Schultz: Curiosity, Stoking Your Spark, Building and Archiving

JJ Schultz spent twenty years building for Pandora by day and running San Francisco's most beloved open mic by night. We trace his curiosity and passions around songwriting, building products, ballet and parenting, and how he forged his path through the city's creative and tech landscape. He shares his self-taught leap into tech, why he built Live Hive to archive over 65,000 live performances (and counting!), and the Carl Jung–inspired AI journaling practice that keeps him honest with himself.

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The Good Balance: Pathways To Purpose

Exploring Pathways To Purpose, one conversation at a time

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Rozanne Stoman

Rozanne lives on a foggy street in San Francisco. For work, she herds strategies, people who sometimes wear suits, and spreadsheets. For fun, she helps tend a creative cafe where friends sing, make art, and consume copious amounts of biscuits, curry and cake. To quiet things down, she cuts glass. Occasionally, a thought escapes the fog and lands on a page or, angels rejoice, in a lyric or line. And in between, she wonders, how do others do it? Then she sits down and edits another podcast.