We’re visiting the San Francisco bay area to check out some companies that are challenging the status quo in retail for connected technology products. Phil Raub and other guests talk about how a little store in Palo Alto is attempting to disrupt and invigorate connected technology sales in the physical retail space.

Staples Connect may not be long for this world, Philips' long-awaited update to Hue is somewhat puzzling, and Muzzley's Josh Bradshaw joins us to discuss how aggregation services can educate consumers and ultimately simplify home automation.

Between all the drama around Nest and Revolv and all the new products to catch up on, there's a lot to discuss with Thington co-founder Tom Coates. Get Tom's perspective on all the news, then learn about the genesis and launch of a new type of concierge for your home or office.

Live from SXSW Interactive, where smart home, smart kitchen, and smart cities are hot topics. We catch up with Industry Analyst Mike Wolf then get a chance to speak with some of the companies here in Austin at the event, including b8ta, Yonomi, and ConnectSense.

The Echo keeps getting more useful in the smart home, a new standard could mean the end of AllJoyn, and Revolv advises its customers of an imminent shutdown. DMZ colleague Josh Pollard joins Richard for this news-packed episode of Home: On.

It's 2016—time to try new things. In this new year, Richard is trying the Amazon Echo to control the devices in his home. Kathi Berry joins us in this episode to discuss the latest issues with Nest, printers that can order their own ink, and Richard's initial thoughts on the Echo.

We're in Las Vegas at CES, seeing some of the latest and yet to be released new products for the connected home. Will we see everything come to market? Maybe, maybe not...but that's part of the fun of CES.

It's our last episode of 2015, and CES is right around the corner. Who better to discuss what we anticipate seeing at the show than CNET's Executive Editor, Rich Brown? What will be the big themes at this year's show? Our money's on the smart home and wearables.

We're happy to share this fireside chat from Technology.FM with Mike Wolf, Jason Griffing, Seth Johnson, and the DMZ's Richard Gunther. So pull up a seat, grab some egg nog, and enjoy the warmth of the fire as they wax about their favorite stories and themes of 2015.

It’s that time of year again. To wish you a happy whatever, The DMZ’s Josh Pollard joins Richard to share their respective wish lists. They have gift ideas for you and for themselves, and even some wishes for their favorite companies.