The power of technology

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Updated At : 01:26 PM Aug 06, 2020 IST

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A new series titled Tech for Good is all set to premiere on CNN on August 8. The series will showcase life-changing technologies that are helping people overcome personal hurdles and take their passions to new heights.

Host Kristie Lu Stout will share a collection of intimate, inspiring and transformative stories from across the globe. In the first of four 30-minute shows, five incredible artistes, who have harnessed the power of tech for creative expression, will be featured. Kristie Lu Stout will talk to South Korean percussionist Kyungho Jeon, whose blindness meant his dream of playing in an orchestra was out of reach. Other artistes who will be featured include Colleen Flanigan, Sarah Ezekiel, Chase Burton and Indian YouTube megastar Gangavva.

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