Steve and Bonnie of www.fantopro.com discuss the geeky career news you need to know about! For our special subject we'll be discussing Apple, what they're up to - and what they're not!

Welcome to the new year! Steve and Bonnie of www.fantopro.com are back with your geeky news roundup AND a discussion of gadgets, gizmos, and more!

It's Steve and Bonnie of www.fantopro.com with the must-know geek job news of the week! And with Christmas coming up, we'll discuss what we think the big geeky gifts will be!

Set your career to "geek" as Steve and Bonnie of www.fantopro.com go over the must-know geeky news of last week for profans, progeeks, and protaku! Our special subject this week - gender differences in geekery and the professional implications!

Geek news time is go! Let's meet with Steve and Bonnie of www.fantopro.com as they discuss the must-know geeky job news of last week. Our special subject is the stories in the geekonomy not getting enough attention.

Professional geek, working fan, ambitious otaku? Join Steve Savage and Bonnie Walling of www.fantopro.com as they discuss last weeks must-know geeky job news! We'll do part 2 of Bonnie's discussion of her experiences in Japan, and focus on the fact Cool Japan is in no way dead . . .

Bonnie's back, and she and Steve are delivering another heaping helping of geeky job news and discussion. We'll also take time to discuss Japan and the Geekonomy, as Bonnie focuses on what she learned in her Japan trip!

Let's get professionally geeky with Steve Savage! With Bonnie traveling, Steve flies solo again. He'll be addressing the must-know geek job news of last week - and look at his experiences switching to a Smartphone (hint, it involves being awed at Pocket Legends).

Steve flies solo this show with an all-news roundup of the last two weeks! What happened in geeky career news you need to know about - and what does it mean for you? Come and find out!

Steve and Bonnie of www.fantopro.com discuss the must-know geeky job news of the week! Our special subject this week is going to be the speed of change in media - how do you keep up and how fast is too fast?