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Peter Tippett is an unconventional tech guy. An Information Security Visionary, with a medical degree and a commercial pilot's license, Tippett joins Kojo to talk about how he created the first-ever commercial anti-virus software (the precursor of what's now known as Symantec Norton Anti-Virus), and share his views on security and risk in the 21st Century.
Peter Tippett, Chief Technology Officer, Cybertrust
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was created more than thirty years ago to make the American workplace more safe. And officials there say that deaths and injuries on the job have declined on their watch. But critics say OSHA has dropped the ball when it comes to safety regulations for everything from oil refineries to popcorn plants. Join Kojo for a look at OSHA and workplace safety.
Dr. David Michaels, Research Professor and Associate Chairman, Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, The George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services
Jim Morris, Project Manager, The Center for Public Integrity
Marc Freedman, Director of Labor Policy, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
David Sarvadi, Attorney, Keller and Heckman
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