Podcast Episodes

October 27, 2023

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Is everyone really ditching X (formerly Twitter)? Don’t believe the hype — I’ll tell you why. And stick around for my brand-new Q&A segment.  

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Plus, hear about a man who tattoos his online trolls’ faces on himself in a unique payback plot. Do you lurk on your ex’s social profiles? I reveal the science behind why we do it — even if it’s not good for you. Also, Amazon shopping hacks for snagging deals and tips to ace voice typing. 

October 26, 2023

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Can you repair your own Apple product? California’s new law says “Yes.” Plus, stay tuned for my Q&A where I tackle your top tech questions.

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Plus, Daniel Belquer, the “Chief Vibrational Officer” of Music: Not Impossible, shares the story of the haptic suit his team created to make live events special for the deaf and hard of hearing. A homeowner’s plan to stop Google Maps backfires, ESRB’s facial scanning tech and Wayfair’s AI tool.  

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Your lost account credentials could get you in a world of trouble — here’s how to clean them out. Plus, hold on tight! I answer your burning questions in a new Q&A segment. 

October 25, 2023

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Having a hard time dating online? Tinder’s newest feature gives your loved ones the reins. That’s not all — I answer your burning tech questions in a new Q&A segment!

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Is the social network designed to hook kids? Here’s why lawmakers are suing. Plus, hold on tight! I’ll answer your burning questions in a brand new Q&A segment. 

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Plus, Benjamin and Holly’s entire tech life is under attack — I give them my trusted advice. iOS 17 is here; it’s time to sell your older iPhones before they’re worth squat. Samsung’s new products and the “bougie broke” trend takes over TikTok.

October 24, 2023

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Kids today don’t have an issue with parents monitoring them online. I’ve got the reason behind this, in 60 seconds. 

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Plus, Washington Post’s Geoffrey Fowler learned his $123 HP ink cartridges cost $2 to make — I chat with him about it. Ukrainian women are using AI to “honey trap” Russian soldiers. AI thinks it wrote the Constitution, and tools designed to combat constant lateness.

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In the market to buy a new car? Here’s why you might want to rethink Tesla, in one minute. 

October 23, 2023

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Get into the spirit with your smart speaker, video doorbell and streaming service. In just 1 minute, some of my favorite ways to embrace Halloween.

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Netflix made a whole lot of people mad when it said no more password sharing. In 60 seconds, why there’s a lot to learn from the streaming company’s marketing.

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Plus, a happy story: a bank teller stopped a woman from being scammed $50K. Netflix’s password crackdown is actually working — I’ve got the numbers. PC sales are plummeting, how to secure your intimate photos in the cloud, and tips to make your phone run fast.

October 22, 2023

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Turns out a coin flip isn’t 50/50. In just 60 seconds, I’ll tell you the winning pick.

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People are getting ripped off left and right by a phone call and a text. In 1 minute, I’ll warn you what to watch for.

October 21, 2023

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Replay from the week of July 29th, 2023

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Ready to take on a new video game? I’ve got the downlow on how to see how long it’ll take to beat.

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Is hitting that “unsubscribe” button the right way to go if you suspect a spammer is behind the message? In 60 seconds, the right way to say goodbye.

October 20, 2023

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In some cases, it seems like the right option. And it is, but there’s a catch. In 1 minute, what you need to know.

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