Josh asked Justin to talk about cars. So, he talked about cars. Listen in to get your weekly fix of the Digital Divide podcast!

Come one, come all! It is the first annual HOLIDAY GIFT DRAFT! Looking for more ideas for some stocking stuffers? Did life get busy and now you have some last minute shopping to do? Use some of our ideas! Get them while supplies last!

Step inside our office this week as Josh and Justin go over the history of video consoles. Why does Josh really hate Halo? Did Justin really overheat his Sega Genesis? Find out by listening in!

And we are BACK! The nerdy duo are back at it again bringing the awaited response and analysis of Apple’s October event. Listen this week as Josh and Justin discuss some of the highs and lows of the event, as well as their thoughts on the current direction Apple is taking for their pro and consumer markets.

Justin is riding solo on this weeks episode, so come on in and join him as he flies through the current Black Friday ad's. Are there any good deals this year worth fighting the crowds? Come find out!

It is the age old question of what is truly better: Mac or PC? No, this conversation is a bit more than that. Jump on in this week as Josh and Justin discuss the power of fanboyism and why people get so passionate about things…even if they are wrong.

Open your ears to this week’s episode where Josh explains his distaste for “the news.” Justin attempts to break down this statement while trying to defend his own personal view on “the news”

Follow along this week as our host Josh brings us down memory lane as he describes some of the best road trips he has had over the years

In the spirit of nearly Halloween, Josh and Justin talk about something alittle different. Justin walks us through somewhat of a family affair; the Frye family’s obsession with the paranormal.

Hooray! Josh and Justin have made it to episode 20, and what better way to celebrate this milestone than to talk about the recent September Apple event. Listen as they break down the key points of the event and struggle avoiding calling the new iPhone’s by their wrong names.