Tech News and Commentary Dave and the team discuss needless-less glucose monitoring, a $400k Apple computer, Boeing deploying broadband satellites, Instagram’s “take a break” feature, drone-based threats, converting thoughts into text, space tacos, Facebook stores, Apple and payment options, radio’s popularity, and more. Darryl in Lufkin, Texas listens on 710 KEEL out of Shreveport, LA […]

Tech News and Commentary Dave and the team discuss YouTube dislikes going private, the search for extraterrestrial life, Hubble’s problems, and more. David in Mercer, Pennsylvania listens to the free podcasts and asked: “With today’s financial market being what it is, I was wondering what is a good quality, budget-brand motherboard and processor combo with […]

Tech News and Commentary Dave and the team discuss Yahoo! pulling out of China, Facebook’s new parent company, Apple’s privacy setting’s impact on the ad industry, Zoom’s ads on free accounts, Netflix and gaming, and more. Laura in Allisonia, Virginia listens on WRAD and asked: “I live in the mountains of southwest Virginia. I have […]

Tech News and Commentary Dave and the team discuss TikTok expanding to more devices, Facebook shutting down their facial recognition system, Nintendo cutting Switch production, robotics, drones, and 3D printing, Apple’s display’s cloth for sale, Tesla news, Microsoft AR headsets for business, Doordash’s new security features, live shopping tools in social media, and more. Donald […]

Tech News and Commentary Dave and the team discuss commercials on streaming services bothering people, automated McDonald’s order taking, new wearable electronics, crash detection in iPhone and Apple Watches, gaming as a gateway, macOS Monterrey issues, home theater’s resurgence, restaurant robotics, and more. Joe in Gladewater, Texas listens on KTBB, and asked: “I was wondering […]

Nearly every business industry of any size relies on sensitive documentation. In this segment, Dave chats with Shamsh Hadi, Co-founder and CEO of ZorroSign about how their services can help.

About 5% to 10% of breast cancer cases are thought to be hereditary, meaning that they result directly from gene changes (mutations) passed on from a parent. Women who have a significant history of breast cancer in their family are typically at higher risk of developing the disease. People who inherit breast cancer genes have increased risks of several cancers, most notably breast and ovarian cancer. The good news is that genetic tests are available so individuals can find out through a simple blood or saliva test if they have inherited harmful variants in one of these genes.

Dave chats with Solomon Moshkevich, GM of Oncology with Natera

The clean energy industry employs 415,000 Americans and has invested more than $334 billion in the U.S. economy since 2005. Land-based wind, offshore wind, solar and energy storage are all key climate solutions that will help meet our national 100% carbon free power goals by 2035 while providing job opportunities to Americans across the country. Industry momentum combined with supportive policies and regulations could deliver over one million clean energy jobs by 2030.

Dave Chats with Heather Zichal, CEO of American Clean Power

Despite the continuing threat of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of students across the United States returned to in-person learning this fall. The negative impact on education due to remote or hybrid learning last year is considerable, especially in math. In an effort to address this disparity, Cuemath, a one-on-one online personalized math and coding tutoring service backed by Google, is helping to bridge the growing math gap by offering access to guided math curriculum and exercises at no cost to qualifying K-12 students.

In this segment, Dave chats with Cuemath's Founder and CEO, Manan Khurma

Tech News and Commentary Dave and the team discuss wireless earbuds from Palm, Facebook’s earnings call and defense of the company, and more. Alan in Ackerman, Mississippi listens on SuperTalk 100.9 and asked: “How do I get my ISP to keep me from being hacked on a slow speed of less than 2mbps download internet […]