Why tap and swipe all morning? One Alexa command can launch your lights, news, coffee and your day.
New Tesla diner sparks backlash
Tesla’s new futuristic diner promises food and fast charging. For nearby residents, it’s a neon nightmare that never sleeps.
Save voicemails before they disappear
That cherished voicemail from a loved one isn’t safe forever. Here’s how to save it properly before your phone deletes it for good.
Scammers hijacked his business
I talk to a listener whose farming business was cloned by fraudsters online. Got laid off? Here’s why CEOs are bragging about it. Plus: why SEO is dead, ChatGPT’s new tech support agent, and how to resell your unused vacation.
A stolen iPhone's trek around the world
Thomas got pickpocketed at a bar. Using Apple’s Find My to track it down, he watched it go from a pawn shop to a church … and then all the way to China. Plus: Mark Zuckerberg’s AI manifesto, Epstein video updates, and why you might soon get delivery in 15 minutes or less.
She ran a spy ring for North Korea
An Arizona woman helped North Korean IT agents land fake remote jobs at 309 U.S. companies. Plus: you can now pay down national debt with Venmo, Microsoft reveals jobs AI is coming for, and why Mark Cuban reads 700 emails a day.
Why Gen Beta may never drive
Cruising in your car will become a relic of the past. Here’s why. I also talk to caller Laura from California who got duped by an Elon Musk crypto scam. Plus: monkeys that steal iPhones (for real), the Amazon Bee, and the dangers of Tesla’s Autopilot.
Layoffs in the name of AI
Layoffs used to be a corporate embarrassment. Now, CEOs are proudly slashing jobs as proof they’re all-in on AI.
Scammers posing as Uber drivers
A new scam tricks riders into handing over account access. Here’s how to stay safe.
Big tech rejected by Gen Z grads
75% of this year’s top computer engineering grads are rejecting Big Tech, choosing purpose over prestige.
Three free ways to speed up your computer
Is your old PC or Mac bogged down? Before you toss it out, try these pro tricks.
ChatGPT won’t keep secrets
Millions use ChatGPT for support, even confessions. But unlike a therapist, what you say could be used against you.
Data brokers sell your secrets to stalkers
Your data is for sale online. Anyone can buy it. Darius Belejevas, the Head of Incogni, shows me how stalkers get your personal info for cheap. Plus, monkey muggings in Bali, the Tea app data breach, and a shoe with a hidden slot for an AirTag.
Find hidden cameras with your phone
Are you being watched? Use these two tricks to spot hidden cameras anywhere.
Tech support that won’t rip you off
ChatGPT’s new tool explains what’s wrong with your computer without upselling or spying on you. Nice!
AI hacks for cheaper groceries
Grocery prices are high. Use ChatGPT to find rip-offs, stack coupons, and save big!
Half of our days are online
The internet’s a powerful tool but it’s still just that: a tool. We get to choose how we use it.
How to spot ghost jobs
Scammers post fake jobs to steal your personal info. Here’s how to spot them and protect yourself before you apply.
Apple fakes it with iOS 26
A see-through screen can’t hide the truth: Apple’s AI is still way behind Android’s Gemini.
This setting could save your life
Your phone could give you a life-saving heads-up before an earthquake hits. Here’s how Android and iPhone users can stay safe.