Bret Piatt, CTR Host, and Jim Perschbach, president and CEO of Port San Antonio, discuss updates on the most recent stages of development going on the the tech, military and aerospace focused Port San Antonio.

Bret Piatt, CTR Host, and Jaque Callenan, Bexar County elections administrator, discuss lessons learned from the recent November elections, the county’s updated voting machines and process and measures to be aware of in the upcoming March elections.

Bret Piatt, CTR host, and Janie Gonzalez, founder and CEO of Webhead, discuss her path to creating one of the very first tech startups in San Antonio as a Latina.

Bret Piatt, CTR host, and Michelle Vega, chief technology strategist at the Intercultural Development Research Association, discuss how she researches and implements the use of educational technology in public schools. We also have a special guest from Keystone School in San Antonio, Shreya Chaudhary, a tenth grade student who is currently a part of the Chief Science Officers program.

Bret Piatt, CTR host, and Dwayne Williams, associate director of technology and research at the University of Texas at San Antonio’s (UTSA) Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security (CIAS), discuss creating nationwide programs such as CyberPatriot and the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.

Bret Piatt, CTR Host, and Bill Cheswick, computer security and networking expert, discuss his research and work at Bell Labs and his more recent work and interest in password security.

Bret Piatt, CTR Host, and Clarissa Ramon, government and community affairs manager for Google Fiber, discuss the reasons that Google Fiber has chosen San Antonio to roll out its new internet service.

Bret Piatt, CTR Host, discusses how hacking is incorrectly perceived in the media and gives listeners a more accurate understanding of the fundamentals of hacking.

Bret Piatt, CTR Host, and Brig. Gen. (Ret) Guy Walsh, founding executive director of the National Security Collaboration Center (NSCC), discuss the collaboration between the University of Texas at San Antonio and the public and private sectors to create an innovative hub downtown for cybersecurity research.

Bret Piatt, CTR Host, and Jordana Barton, senior adviser at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, San Antonio Branch, discuss her research into solving economic issues related to lack of internet access and low digital literacy.