The Canadian Conservatives have a new leader (with an interesting voting system)! Rob discovers (Columbuses?) OneNote! IFTTT opens its ‘Maker’ program to everyone!

On the show this week, we discuss the best aspects of Google I/O and Microsoft Build, along with some discussion of old violins and hot peppers.

Ransomware is sweeping across old versions of Windows in Europe this week, and the guys can’t agree on which voice assistant(s) will be the future of artificial intelligence.

For this week’s Future Chat, we reflect on the tech in our own lives, and specifically all the stuff that’s been going wrong with it, before setting out sights on the construction plans for a future Mars base

This is Rob's review of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, marking a year since its release.

This week, we do a deep dive on Elon Musk’s newest venture, Neuralink. We talk about the viability of the concept, its implications, and how we feel about a future with brain-machine interfaces.

The gang gets back together for a new episode, tackling some more discussion on passwords (or lack thereof), the near future of airless tires, and a long-awaited CRTC corner (that’s why people tune in, right?).

With Nick sleeping off a long week, Rob and Future Chat make their triumphant returns to the airwaves.

After waking up an hour early for no reason (Daylight Saving notwithstanding), Mike suggests we get rid of time zones altogether. We also discuss some possible fixes for solar roadways, 'unlimited' data, and Uber's ethics woes.

Nick spends half of the episode regaling us with his Teksavvy/Shaw nightmare. We then spend the rest of the episode discussing Cloudbleed and web security.