Technology change, explained through people and trust.
Tech Reimagined connects emerging technology to the practical decisions businesses have to make. Guests discuss AI, digital payments, chemical safety, leadership, regulation, and transformation through stories about work, trust, risk, and career growth.
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Tech Reimagined is a business-technology interview show with a steady interest in what new systems do to real people. Its conversations are broad, but they keep returning to one question: how can organizations change without losing trust? AI is a regular thread. The show treats it as useful, powerful, and unfinished, asking how people can experiment with tools while still questioning the answers they receive. Guests discuss AI in personal goal-setting, education, executive decision-making, creative work, and corporate transformation. The tone stays calm even when the subject is serious. Payments and banking episodes bring that same approach to fraud, member experience, digital wallets, cryptography, quantum risk, and collaboration across institutions. Leadership episodes are less about slogans than behavior. May Lam talks about authenticity, human connection, values, and making decisions in a turbulent environment. Hish Salama brings digital payments into focus through USAA, member needs, mentorship, early P2P payment work, and the value of doing the hard work. Keith Carter frames AI through the idea of knowing, deciding, and acting, with emphasis on human purpose rather than automation for its own sake. Other episodes widen the lens. Chemical safety becomes a story about data, science, proprietary knowledge, regulation, and the difficulty of protecting humans and the environment. A year-end conversation with John Cotterell connects technology trends to business timing, client demand, and grassroots experimentation inside Endava. The show is not flashy. It prefers patient explanation, practical examples, and guests who can connect policy, product, risk, and personal experience. That makes it useful for listeners who want to understand digital transformation as lived work, not just market noise.
Made for: For business, technology, product, and operations listeners who want grounded conversations about AI, payments, safety, leadership, and digital transformation. It also suits early-career listeners looking for candid career stories from people inside complex organizations.
What sets it apart: Tech Reimagined stands out by letting strategic technology conversations breathe. Instead of chasing novelty, it connects emerging tools to trust, regulation, customer experience, career decisions, and the messy realities of organizational change.
Tech Reimagined gathers industry experts and passionate technology personalities to discuss the things they love and hate about industries that we all have to deal with every day. Together we explore how technology will be able to reimagine the relationship between people and the businesses that provide products and services. Our experts will share their advice for listeners who dream of one day having the same kind of job they do, and how they got to where they are today.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tech Reimagined connects AI, payments and digital transformation to the leadership decisions and human relationships that determine how technology is actually adopted.
Tech Reimagined turns technology conversations into interviews about how decisions get made inside large organizations. Bradley Howes and rotating co-hosts give guests room to connect technical change with the people responsible for carrying it through.
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A calm leadership conversation that keeps AI in the background and puts trust, judgment, and practical change front and center.
May Lam's conversation with Wes Fagan and Natalie Probitz treats digital leadership as a human skill before it becomes a technical one: making decisions under pressure, staying authentic, and earning trust while AI speeds everything up around it.
Payments come through as a trust and transformation problem, with quantum risk making the security stakes harder to ignore.
May Lam, CIO at Australian Payments Plus, treats payments as a mix of customer trust, regulation, and constant change. The discussion stays practical, with a clear thread running through critical infrastructure, shared intelligence across industries, and the pressure to keep…
A calm, practical check on AI that keeps human judgment in view.
Claire Dawson and Keith Carter keep the AI conversation grounded in judgment rather than novelty, and Bradley's recap gives it a clear spine. The focus stays on experimentation with tools, using AI to get started quickly, and keeping the human being at the center of the process.
A steady framework for turning AI uncertainty into practical next steps.
This episode lays out a plain framework for using AI without getting spun around by it: know, decide, act. The discussion keeps returning to that sequence, with teaching, executive education, and the skills gap all used to keep it concrete.
A calm look at digital banking, payments change, and the human side of adoption.
Tech Reimagined uses USAA as a lens for digital banking, with Hish Salama talking through mobile payments, product work, and the lessons he drew from Clear Exchange before it became Zelle.
A conversational look at digital transformation inside USAA.
Tech Reimagined uses USAA as a lens for digital transformation inside an organization founded in 1922 by army officers. It keeps its attention on the meeting point between military values, tradition, and technology as those forces are used to serve military members and their…
A steady look at chemical safety, data, and regulated decision making.
Chemical safety is the center of this episode, and the conversation stays practical rather than abstract. The host keeps things moving with clear questions while the guest explains how a nonprofit helps companies deal with safety questions across pharmaceuticals, cosmetics,…
A practical CEO conversation about AI hesitation, grassroots innovation, and how business choices actually get made.
Tech Reimagined closes 2023 with a steady conversation about how a CEO takes stock of a year while AI pushes companies to slow down and make sharper choices.
Business problems, technology answers, real-world stakes.
Host Jack Rhysider narrates true hacking, breach, and privacy stories from the people involved.
David Pierce and Verge staffers cover AI industry news, gadgets, and tech policy weekly.
Long-form interviews on AI coding agents, infrastructure, and security, plus a recurring SED News roundup.
Founders and engineers on AI coding agents like Claude Code, and supply chain security.
Part two continues a conversation with May Lam, CIO at Australian Payments Plus, about leadership in a digital world.
Tech Reimagined opens season five with Natalie Probet, Wes Fagan, and May Lam, CIO at Australian Payments Plus.
Claire picks up the thread from last week.
Bradley Howard and Claire Dawson open the show with a global handoff before introducing Keith and his book built around know, decide, act.
Tech Reimagined sits down with Hish Salama of USAA.
Tech Reimagined opens with a look at how a century-old organization founded in 1922 is trying to drive digital transformation.
The show opens with a clear reminder that chemical exposure still has a real human cost.
Tech Reimagined closes 2023 with John Cottrell.
An interview with a space underwriter discussing challenges and sustainability in the space economy.
Bradley Howard interviews CISO Greg Vandegast about the challenges of managing digital footprints, ethical data use, and security in supply chain management.