Ernest Experience Radio Show: Farewell Steve Jobs

It's not news at this point, that former CEO, and founder, of Apple Steve Jobs has passed away after an eight year battle with pancreatic cancer.  Most people with pancreatic cancer die within six months, some live a year or two.  Steve was diagnosed in 2003, and lived eight more years.  While speaking at Stanford one year, he said he lived every day like it was his last, because at some point he "would be proved to be right".

Tonight on The Ernest Experience Radio Show, Ernest takes time to reminisce about Jobs' impact on the world, and how technology has truly changed our lives, the way we interact with each other, and the way we handle our daily lives.  The status quo of today was merely a dream just a few years ago.  

In the last set, Ernest also talks briefly about wanting, and feeling, a change coming, and it just might be in the genesis stages.  He'll discuss more.  -- All this plus doulbe the music tonight, NPR news, & Ern's 3-minute commentary "You Can't Change What You Don't Acknowledge", plus a lot more.  Don't miss it!