What's been on our mind all week? Step this way and take a listen.

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The world's been a busy place this last week, come have a chat with us about it.

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This week we talk about home-grown games and Telkom's new business.

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We are super excited for rAge, but not so much about Sandton's EcoMobility Festival.

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From Trevor Noah sitting in the Daily Show chair for the first time, to Sandton's plan to reduce carbon emissions, we cover it all in this week's podcast.

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Want to know more about the upcoming Rainbow Six Siege game and Disney Infinity's latest edition? Tune in!

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Fossils, The Flock and Apple's latest offerings. All covered in this episode of the weekly podcast.

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Join Charlie, Clinton and Deon as they talk about new movies, game experiences and company logos.

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This week Clinton and Brendyn talk about the rise of the maker movement with special guests Robyn Farah and Adam Weston, who join in via Skype.

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South African users have spent at least R21 million on the questionable website.

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