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Ep. 232 – Bitcoins, Amazon and Education?
TOPIC: Dave and Mike try to figure out how many bitcoins make a kilocoin, which somehow leads Mike into (yet another) rant on Amazon and the public education system … a deep, deep rant on the public education system. But don’t turn that dial just yet, there’s even more great stuff to listen to!
Jay Garmon joins us again and asks the question:
What two major game console manufacturers almost collaborated on a game unit?
We do deliver on the coolsite front this week again too:
- Nemo Documents – Document storage and retrieval by date!
- Quick Forget – Set an expiration date for that email or message link!
And we end with the podcast only song of the week “Buildings and Mountains” by the Republic Tigers!
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Ep. 286 – Dyson Awards and Innovation with Rob Green!
about 6 months ago - No comments
TOPIC: After a few minutes of talk about the AWS outage and how our states and brick-and-mortars are allowing our private data to get loose (again), we bring on Rob Green from Dyson Corporation to talk about the recent Dyson Awards finalists, innovation in general, and just exactly how long it took them to build…
Ep. 253 – Dynamic Collaboration!
about 1 year ago - No comments
TOPIC: It’s the episode right before Christmas, and all through the station not a creature is stirring … well, except Mike and Dave and their fantastic guests this week! Authors Ray Schwemmer and Rick Havrilla spend time with us discussing their new book “Dynamic Collaboration” and getting deep into how collaboration is changing today –…
Ep. 247 – NYT Tech Writer Nick Bilton
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
TOPIC: Mike fights through a bad headcold to bring an excellent show to your ears – thanks mostly to his guests of course! Lead technology writer for the New York Times and author of the book “I Live in the Future & Here’s How it Works” Nick Bilton comes on for a solid half hour…
Ep. 244 – A Vaccination for Late Fees?
about 1 year ago - No comments
TOPIC: OK, maybe not, but Mike and Dave cover so much ground (and go so far off the rails) there’s no possible headline that could encompass it all! Between bemoaning the anti-vaccer movement to Kindle library books and Spotify on Facebook, we get a lot of great conversation in … and the occasional bit of…
Ep. 226 – Poker is Busted!
about 2 years ago - No comments
TOPIC: Like playing poker online? Well, so did a lot of people apparently; enough so that when the government decided to bust ‘em all for money laundering and fraud there was quite an outcry! We miss Dave, but that’s just as well as he’s probably sick of Mike’s rants about Amazon and tax laws at…
Ep. 214 – Kindle Love and More!
about 2 years ago - No comments
TOPIC: Mike and Dave break down the good things – and the problem – with Mike’s new kindle, including how useful (or not) it may be for academicians. Jay attempts to come on, we fight through some tech issues and finally get some great geek trivia! What mathematical geek search technique was used to find…
Episode 143 – Outright.com Co-Founder Kevin Reeth!
about 4 years ago - 5 comments
TOPIC: March 28 – Have a small business, or thinking about getting one off the ground? Co-founder of outright.com Kevin Reeth tells us all about a very cool (and free) accounting and invoicing application that will get you off the ground! As a small business and startup expert, he also provides a wealth of information…
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