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Storyteller Uprising

    • About Hanson Hosein
    • About HRH Media
    • TEDx: “Why I drop the mic”
    • The Book: Storyteller Uprising
    • The Films: Independent America
    • The TV series: Four Peaks

recent posts

  • The Barn Doesn’t Lie: a visual essay
  • On the front lines now: a podcast
  • American Dignity: a documentary
  • StoryCorps: a conversation
  • On the Heights: a music video
  • My Tableau Conference slides: No, Really, This is the “Communication Age.”

    My Tableau Conference slides: No, Really, This is the “Communication Age.”

    As presented to the Tableau Conference on September 11, 2014, Seattle. See this recent post for more context on my “vision.” Mobile first. Cloud first. The Digital Age. Disruption. Clichés abound as we all try to make sense of how technology has put us into a 24/7 state of communication. And therein lies the essence…

  • “If there’s a crucible in Seattle for new innovations in storytelling, it’s the UW’s Communication Leadership program”

    “If there’s a crucible in Seattle for new innovations in storytelling, it’s the UW’s Communication Leadership program”

    What’s in a brand? Why do we need a brand? Is “brand” even the right word? In the coming months, I’ll be working with the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce to lead a conversation around my region’s identity on the global stage. Thanks to the hyper-competitive impact of globalization (and sometimes, “no thanks” to it), we find…

  • Because it’s a “Communication First” world (and why my latest keynote begins with when I chartered a 737 for $70,000)

    Because it’s a “Communication First” world (and why my latest keynote begins with when I chartered a 737 for $70,000)

    I realize that I need to truly rise to the occasion for an upcoming season of public appearances. I succeeded Ariana Huffington and Julep’s Jane Park as the August keynote for Zillow’s Speakers Series, with the company’s CMO as my host and its CEO live-tweeting the event. I interviewed Silicon Valley’s “most feared” journalist, Re/Code’s Kara Swisher in Portland as opening…

  • The face behind the mask of technology: Kraftwerk comes to Seattle

    The face behind the mask of technology: Kraftwerk comes to Seattle

    I surprised myself by buying the last available ticket at the last minute to see an electropop group I had deliberately disregarded during my Guitar God childhood. But recently, I had acquired a few of Kraftwerk’s classic albums (ironically on vinyl). John Cook’s post at GeekWire alerted me to Kraftwerk’s presence in my town and…

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