We see you, we hear you, Ignite Seattle

The Ignite series started in Seattle in 2006. Each event gives you the chance to talk about something that inspires you, for 5 minutes, on a stage in front of hundreds of strangers. Their motto is “enlighten us, but make it quick!”

Ignite Seattle 30 featured the following talks:

• "Fantastic Bees and Where To Find Them," Nicolette Neumann
• "How To Gig Economy,' Sarah Squire
• "Tiny Particles Can Change The World," Charlie Corredor
• "Hack Mentorship with Twitter," Emily Carrion
• "I am Your Muslim Neighbor," Amanda Saab
• "An Engineer’s Guide to Being a Foster Parent," Kevin Moore
• "The Skin We Live In," Fes Naqvi
• "That’s What He Said," Katie Chase
• "What If Life Were Like Stock Photography?" Jesse Baker
• "Slang is The Mother of Invention," Remington Purnell
• Preparing to Write a Novel in a Month, Erica McGillvray
• The World’s Smartest House?, Ian Mercer
• How Chefs Save The Planet, Jonathan Merrill
• Bluefin Tuna are Badass Fish, Mark Vande Kamp
• Why The World Hates Millennials, Cameron Barnes
• Landing the Job I Never Wanted, Tammarrian Rogers

Ignite Seattle 30 took place on May 26 at Town Hall Seattle. The emcee was Scott Berkun. You can submit an idea for a talk for the next Ignite Seattle at their website.

Please note: This recording contains language of an adult nature.

Web Exclusive: Listen to the full event below