Geeking After Dark

Bart, Norma and Voretaq discuss "Free Guvmint' Money", dead bodies, "living wages", and Snape is a Potter? Oh, and apprentice contract killing. And Voretaq may have been replaced by an android.

Bart, Norma and Voretaq discuss the National Deficit, robbing banks on bikes (the robber, not the bank), trusting the government, and a cheerleader goes to the Supreme Court to defend her right to say "f*ck the school!" after not making a varsity team and being booted from cheerleading completely!

Bart and Norma discuss the protection afforded to those with social justice disorders, Amazon declares war on government criticism of Amazon, and MSCHF is...well, we're not sure what they are.

Bart, Norma and Voretaq discuss weird Trump Buddha statues, scammers and scambaiting, more on the G4 cube and a poop analysis startup that angered the wrong folks! 

Bart, Norma and Voretaq discuss cancel culture, nostalgia computing, and ignorance of the law as a defense among other topics on this episode of GAD!

Voretaq had work trouble, Norma was on the road most of the day, so Bart is recording a quick and short episode to test out some new equipment and see how it sounds while delivering feedback of the non-microphone kind...

Bart, Norma and Voretaq discuss potato wiener branding, the buck that stops with the intern, and Rand Paul is very worried about more than just potatoes classifying their wieners!

Bart, Norma and Voretaq discuss Texas, the government's role in services to citizens, and share some stories of candles, cancer, and a hate for Linux!

Voretaq calls in from his mobile command center (his car) while Norma and Bart record on a new computer system, so it's interesting recording challenges all around! Ever hear of the school STAR program? Are SRO's in schools effective? Is it a bad idea to pass cars on the right? All this and a discussion of Malcolm Gladwell's book Talking to Strangers!

Bart and Norma discuss maternity leave, poverty, bird poop cocaine, truth default, and it's a bad idea to leave industrial controls open to the Internet!