Podcast Episodes

October 14, 2025

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AI’s a fun travel buddy until it books you into a hotel that doesn’t exist. Here’s why you should double-check before you trust it with your getaway.

October 13, 2025

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Tell it your destination and plans, and it’ll make a smart list for you. Stress level: zero.

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Federal investigators are looking into crashes, fires, and injuries linked to Tesla’s self-driving feature. Experts say it’s another reminder not to trust it with your safety.

October 12, 2025

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Tired of nonstop buzzes and pings? Use your phone’s built-in Focus tools to silence the noise, block distractions, and finally get a little peace.

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Dig through your drawers. Old BlackBerrys, Nokias, and even cassette answering machines are now collectibles.

October 11, 2025

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Sick of playing tech support for Mom and Dad? There’s a simple way to help them with their computer without explaining every click.

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Open enrollment kicks off next week, and so do the fake calls. If someone asks for your Social Security or bank info, hang up.

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He thought he got away with starting one of California’s worst fires, until investigators checked his ChatGPT history. Yep, AI turned him in. Plus, landlords are using algorithms to hike rent, and a listener finds out his chatbot is a surprisingly good therapist.

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Caller Gee from Virginia Beach got hacked ($2,500 gone) and somehow he’s the one in trouble. Amazon’s calling him the culprit. Plus, ChatGPT goes to court, Waymo’s cars get pulled over, and Hollywood’s newest starlet is pure code. It’s a wild lineup.

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Windows 10 is officially done October 14. RIP. Don’t worry — you can pay Microsoft $61 per device for extended support. And it doubles every year. Cool. Plus, the “Hello, pervert” scam sweeping inboxes, side hustles that actually pay, and AI gunning for your job.

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Not really, but scammers want you to think so. They’re cloning Elon’s face and voice to steal thousands. Also: Meta’s sneaky new ad move, forgotten tech phrases, Kodak’s film revival. I talk with Tom from Florida, who’s using AI to bring in extra cash. Smart thinking.

October 10, 2025

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Hidden treasures are all around you. You just haven’t noticed them yet. This global game makes finding them addicting.

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Remember this date. It’s the day AI finally made fake videos indistinguishable from real life. OpenAI’s Sora 2 changes everything.

October 9, 2025

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Hackers love an unlocked computer. Here’s the Bluetooth-powered way to make your PC or Mac protect itself.

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Are all your drives full? You don’t have to pay for extra storage. In this AI podcast, find out what you actually get from Google, Apple, and Amazon. Then, Meta’s new AI ad trap, the massive Salesforce hack, and why your Ring camera watches more than your porch.

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Police say an Uber driver and ChatGPT left the key evidence. How tech exposed a modern-day firestarter.

October 8, 2025

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OpenAI’s Sora 2 lets you build a digital version of yourself for videos, ads, and social posts. Cool idea … until your AI twin ends up in the wrong hands.

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About 9 in 10 recruiters use AI to scan resumes. If you used AI to write yours, you could be flagged as dishonest or unqualified.

October 7, 2025

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Your next European trip won’t come with a passport stamp. Soon, travelers will face high-tech border kiosks that scan your face, fingerprints, and passport.

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Tilly Norwood looks like a rising A-lister, but she’s entirely AI. Agents are already pitching her for brand deals, while actors call her a threat to their jobs. Plus: ChatGPT gets apps, cars launch flaming batteries, and your Wi-Fi can now track your pulse.

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