Six years ago, Jackie and Hal traded in their house for a home on the open road. On this episode, we’re checking in to see what’s gone right, what’s gone wrong and how tech has played a role in their adventures. Get an inside look at what life is like in an RV — plus tips on how make the adventure profitable.
Wi-Fi is illegal in this town - Digital magician Zach King - Email spoofing
Green Bank, West Virginia is home to a massive telescope and a rule unheard of in today’s world — no Wi-Fi allowed. Kim chats with Chuck Niday, who works in the so-called Quiet Zone. Zach King is a social media darling; he’s the second biggest creator on TikTok and he’s got 22.7 million followers on Instagram. His fame is well-earned. Zach is a digital magician who creates stunning visual tricks. And Kim helps a caller with an unbelievable story about his long-distance bride.
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How to succeed on social media - and the biggest mistakes you're making
Build an audience, get them talking and stand out on a platform packed with people all trying to be heard. Easier said than done, right? If you’re a business owner or entrepreneur looking to make a name for yourself on social media, don’t miss this episode. Kim chats with business thought leader and top technology influencer Evan Kirstel about what it takes to succeed on social media — and the big mistakes you need to avoid if you want to build your brand.
FBI warning: Job scams to watch for - Dating apps safety - Coronavirus in your inbox
In this episode of Komando On Demand: Insider Edition, Kim chats with Daniel Linskey, former chief of police of Boston and fellow at The Duff & Phelps Institute, about a dangerous job scam spreading right now. Plus, Congress launches an investigation into dating apps and the dangerous people using them. It’s about time. And meet Bob Caniglia, Director of Sales Operations for Blackmagic Designs. The company gives free access to $300,000 movie editing tools so anyone can create movie magic.
Hospital of the future - The lowdown on 5G - Dangerous TikTok challenges
On this episode of Komando On Demand: Insider Edition, Kim talks with talk radio host Joe Pags about the future of 5G and why Apple is taking its time releasing a 5G-ready phone. Plus, find out how AI is fighting the coronavirus — and how fast fake news about the illness is spreading. And meet Gary Fritz, Vice President and Chief of Applications at New Stanford Hospital, a $2 billion world-class facility in Palo Alto, California being called the hospital of the future.
Coronavirus fake news - Steve Ballmer - Using tech to fight Australia's wildfires
Coronavirus is dominating headlines, and people are scared. And where there’s fear, there’s fake news. Learn how to spot misinformation. Plus, Kim chats with former CEO of Microsoft and chairman of the LA Clippers Steve Ballmer about his new site, USAFacts.org. This week’s trivia is all about cell phones. Do you know how much the first handheld cell phone cost? All that and more on this episode of Komando On Demand: Insider Edition.
Future tech: Useful or useless?
Technology is evolving faster than you can say “artificial intelligence.” How does all this new tech impact our daily lives? In this episode of Komando On Demand, Kim explores a new world of gadgets — some useful, some useless and some in the middle.
Should Apple unlock terrorists' phones? - Saving treasured voicemails - 57-day search for lost dog
Hear the heartwarming story of a couple who put their lives on hold for 57 days to search for their lost border collie, Katie. And you know ads follow you online but what about in real life? Kim dives into the world of digital tracking with an advertising expert. Plus, a caller looks for a creative solution to remember his mother through old voicemails. All that and more on this episode of Komando On Demand: Insider Edition.
You're being tracked: How companies watch your every move
You know you’re being tracked by surveillance cameras everywhere you go, ads that follow you around the internet and Big Tech companies that have a shocking amount of information about you — but it doesn’t stop there. In this episode of Komando On Demand, Kim dives into who is spying on you and how you can hide from them to maintain your privacy. She’s joined by Richard Eilert, an expert in geolocation and geofencing, about why your location means big bucks for companies.
Barrett-Jackson online bidding tech - Tech help scam - iPhone saves lost hiker
Kim talks to Craig Jackson, Chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson and a pioneer in online bidding. This year’s Scottsdale, Ariz. auction is the biggest in history. Learn about the technology that powers the world’s greatest collector car auctions. Plus, Kim helps a caller who was scammed trying to fix his computer, and meet a lost hiker who used her iPhone flashlight — and a dose of luck — to get out of a scary situation.
Dangers of in-game spending, cleaning $250K IMAX screens, CES tech wins
Catch up on the top tech news of the day and meet digital movers and shakers on Komando On Demand: Insider Edition. Consumers spend billions of dollars a year on in-game purchases. Kim talks to a mom who discovered her son was buying much more than she realized through his Xbox. Plus, meet a man responsible for cleaning eight-story IMAX screens worth $250,000. And Kim brings you the shining stars of his year’s CES, the annual tech trade show in Last Vegas.
The secret of success: Building sustainable habits
What’s the key to success? Habits! In this episode of Komando On Demand, Kim brings you truly life-changing stories and tips from highly motivated movers and shakers. Meet VU Dream founder and podcaster Mark Metry, as well as CEO and renowned attorney Joseph Harary. They chat with Kim about how they became successful and what they did to get there. By the end of this podcast, you’ll be loaded with tools to guide your own transformation.
Hacker watches child through Ring camera - Check your Wi-Fi speed - The Rideshare Guy
Where do Uber and Lyft drivers go to get their questions answered? The Rideshare Guy. Kim interviews Harry Campbell, an aerospace engineer who left his job to become the go-to expert on all things rideshare. Plus, a young girl terrorized after a hacker accessed a family’s Ring camera. Kim talks to her mom. And learn what internet speed you need and how to make sure you’re getting what you pay for.
Fake news tech: How it works and how to spot it
Every time you get online, you’re bombarded with doctored images, fake videos, false accusations and outright lies. So how can you determine what’s true and what’s false? In this episode of Komando on Demand, Kim looks at the latest technology people are using to generate fake news and how to spot it. Kim talks to filmmaker Charles Dutka about how fake videos and images are created as well as Adrienne Gonzales, owner of Go Fraud Me, who combats fake online fundraisers.
SEO tips to get your website to the top of Google search - How a baker turned her passion into a successful business
Kim Komando talks to Heather Lloyd-Martin, who’s been featured in Forbes and Entrepreneur magazine and many others about using Search Engine Optimization to get to the top of Google’s search results. How a lady turned her passion for baking into a business that makes over $200K a year. Plus, hot tips to hack-proof your life.
What does your car know about you? Just about everything
Just like our smartphones and computers, today’s cars are connected. Car makers are using new technology to learn as much about us as they can — everything from our driving habits to our behaviors on and off the road. What will your new car know about you? And more importantly, what does that mean for your privacy? Kim takes an inside look at our future behind the wheel.
Dr. Laura: How tech affects our relationships
On this episode of Komando On Demand, Dr. Laura Schlessinger joins Kim to dive into the impact technology and social media have on relationships. Plus, meet Rob Walch, Vice President at podcast hosting company Libsyn. Can your podcast player track you? Find out. And Kim offers three tips for hiding your online activity from nosy advertisers.
YouTube's fight against child predators
A young woman lies sick on a bed. On the table next to her is a hypodermic needle. Her sister tells her, “You’re hot,” injects something into her backside and gives her a long, lingering kiss on the lips. Adult film? Nope. It’s a cartoon featuring Elsa from “Frozen.” “Elsagate” is a disturbing movement on YouTube targeting young children. Renowned psychologist Dr. Christine Davidson joins Kim Komando to talk about Elsagate. Learn how to protect children from adult content that’s disguised as safe for kids.
Mom bans kids from tech, Uber safety warning, dad takes over daughter's Instagram
In this episode of Komando On Demand, Kim talks to a mom who banned her kids from using technology for 30 days. You’ll never believe the results. Plus, a warning for the students in your life: Put down the smartphone in class. Here’s why. And Uber recently released its first-ever safety report. The data might make you rethink ridesharing services.