The David C. Murphy Show
Conversations with the World's Most Interesting People
Long form intereviews with leaders shaping the future.
About the Show
The David C. Murphy Show is a long-form interview program in the tradition of Bloomberg's David Rubenstein Show, PBS/Bloomberg's Charlie Rose Show (without the scandal!), and CNN's Larry King Live,—blended with the depth and production quality of Acquired. Each episode is a single, unhurried conversation with a guest who is genuinely shaping our moment: founders, heads of state, scientists, cultural icons, and the occasional person you’ve never heard of but should have.
About the Host, David C. Murphy
David C. Murphy has been hosting and producing conversations with the world's most interesting people since 2001, when David first hosted 50+ talks at the Athenaeum at Claremont McKenna, where over the decades guests have included Bono, Bill Clinton, Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Ray Kurzweil, Eric Schmidt, Elie Wiesel, and Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Currently, David is a Senior Producer of the Computer History Museum's legendary CHM Live programs, where he has produced programs with Bill Gates, Patrick Collison, Reid Hoffman, John Sculley, David Pogue, and Joanna Stern. Before CHM, David founded TechFire, a Silicon Valley conference and speaker series that Techmeme listed on its curated conference calendar alongside Google I/O and Recode’s Code Conference.Pictured at right: David's conversation with Ed Begley, Jr., and Emmy and Oscar nominated actor.
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Programs Hosted by David C. Murphy at the Athenaeum, Computer History Museum, and TechFire
Since 2001
Hosting/Producing Elite Speakers Series Conversations since 2001
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