Originally aired on KUSP on October 21st 2002, this episode of GeekSpeak features special guest, by phone, Kevin Mitnick talking about social engineering and his book The Art of Deception.

Does Facebook help or hinder?

Is Net Neutrality dead?

Just how dangerous is Pokemon?

We discuss these questions and more on this episode of Geek Speak.

Want to find out how waste the scammers time, or how likely you are to be hacked? How about what spending a year in space is like? Join us on this week's Geek Speak and we'll discuss these stories and a whole lot more.

If someone offers you a deal on an iPhone X are you sure it wasn't stolen? Starcraft II may be free, but are humans still better players? Tech giants get grilled by the senate. These stories and more on this week's Geek Speak

An email from a listener sparks a conversation on how the show, and tech, has changed over the years. Also; Kids have their own tablets, and Dungeons & Dragons is experiencing a renaissance.

There's lots to hear on this Week's Geek Speak!

Self-taught AI's are better at GO, Building your own modem, and The FBI can't break encryption on today's phones. All this and more on this week's Geek Speak with Lyle Troxell and Miles Elam.

Don't like Mondays? Twitter data shows it really is the worst day of the week. AOL Instant Messenger is shutting down in December, and a year in space is really bad for you.

And at the very end, Lyle and Ben try and sing using Ben's wonderful relyric.me-tis a fun one.

A discussion with T39 member Jafar Husain, one of Lyle's software engineering colleagues at Netflix about Jafar's growth as a developer and journey from Object oriented development to functional development and the Reactive Programing pattern used in Rx.

This is a highly technical episode of GeekSpeak.

An interview with Michael Lopp (@rands), VP of Engineering at Slack, about the importance of diversity, one-on-one meetings, management vs leadership, no email at Slack, speaking in public, fidget spinners, offer letters, writing, and much more.

Off doesn't mean off under IOS 11, but that's OK your iPhone is too complex for you to fix anyway; You'll soon know where you are with super accuracy thanks to new GPS chips; and Russian election tampering on Facebook was a feature, not a bug.

All this plus Flying Taxis on this week's GeekSpeak.