Join Sinan Kanatsiz as he interviews Paolo and Galino Tiamani, the father-son duo behind Boxabl, on their  journey to revolutionize the housing industry and address the housing crisis. The pair unveils the origins of Boxabl, marked by a pivotal "aha!" moment in 2017, detailing the company’s evolution from that breakthrough to the present day. Now operating out of a 400k sq ft factory in Las Vegas that has successfully produced over 500 homes, Paolo and Galino provide key insights into the strategy behind Boxabl’s innovative model. 

The discussion delves into their goal of dramatically reducing both the time and cost of building while emphasizing the production of a superior product in a production-line environment. Stay tuned for a glimpse into the future plans of Boxable as the company continues to reshape the landscape of housing and building as we know it.

Hall Roosevelt, President at KCOMM and General Manager at IMA, shares his passion for outdoor sports, including hiking, camping, and rock climbing. He talks about how he trained himself before taking on bigger challenges, like the Pacific Crest Trail, and the difficulties he faces during the hike. Despite the fear of the unknown, Hall believes that pushing himself in uncomfortable situations has made him smarter, stronger, and more experienced. He encourages others to do the same, as it can lead to greater goals and successes.

In this episode of the Impact Show, Ekram Alan interviews the founder and CEO of MindPortal, who shares his upbringing, his decision to drop out of medical school, and his journey to create MindPortal, a company that aims to bring humans and AI closer together through a neural interface technology. They discuss the importance of self-awareness and perseverance in entrepreneurship, the potential of MindPortal to revolutionize communication with technology, and the future of integrating humans and AI through nanotechnology and telepathy. The video also includes a demonstration of Mind Portal's groundbreaking virtual reality game that uses the expectancy wave to control and move objects with the mind.