This week on Geekspeak, the Geeks strategize dealing with spam and other unwanted messages inundating your inbox. They also delve into cyber attacks on hospitals and voting records, just in time for the 2020 Presidential Election.

Matt McBrayer is a new father! Louie gives him congratulations and the two talk tech.

Louie and Matt share the latest in tech on Geekspeak, including trends and tips in equipment sanitation.

Grizzly Creek Fire Deputy Incident Commander Evans Kuo joins Geekspeak hosts Louie and Matt to describe fire imaging tech.

This month on Geekspeak, foreign correspondent Donna Dalton graduates to co-host in the absence of Louie Girardot. Topics include migrating away from Microsoft, TikTok, articifial intelligence and more.

The geeks jump in with an oft-discussed subject: web browsers. Microsoft Edge, the little browser that could, chromium the open source version of Google Chrome for people who want to be human guinea pigs, and Vivaldi, the ultimate browser for tech hipsters. They discuss an article from Erin Bromage about how most US States epidemiological curves are still on the rise. Finally KDNK DJ Terry Glassenapp calls in with a question about the best ways to sanitize a smart phone.

Matt McBryar and Geekspeak special guest Lucas Turner talk about the online audio collaboration tool called Cleanfeed, and the satisfaction of fixing your own electronics. They also go in-depth about COVID-19 contact tracing surveillance. Matt expresses his preference for technical equipment that functions as separate pieces, and Lucas reveals one of his apocalypse survival secret plans...

The Geeks overcome the challenges of our days to provide important technical knowledge to KDNK listeners.

The Geeks get together while keeping distance with several forms of technology, including KDNK's Tieline, a good olde fashioned telephone landline, plus voice chat software called Mumble . Marty joins to help describe some coronavirus-era scams and provide some advice for working remotely.

Louie and Matt chat about the latest, including switching to Linux and ditching the major tech companies.