Join Lawyer Liz and her guest Robert Graham discuss "hacking", voting machines and much more with regard to Election 2016.

Drones to the Search & Rescue: Hurricane Matthew and other recent weather events have provided U.S. emergency personnel, utility companies, and insurers the first post-FAA Part 107 opportunity to utilize drones on a large-scale. Graham & Phil with Volair Media will discuss their work providing support services to first responders and infrastructure providers. Lucas Armena, former NJ EMS first responder and drone expert, will discuss his work developing policies and procedures for drone field operations across the county.

Dave Kennedy and Ryan English join Liz to discuss the information security behind your vote, the ballot box, and campaigns.

Join Lawyer Liz and her guest as they discuss the technology and Twitter impact on campaign 2016.

Join Lawyer Liz and her guest Ryan English as they discuss political security and technology.

Security research and policy expert Tom Cross debates government metadata collection programs in the wake of Edward Snowden;Josh Corman, Director of Cyber Statecraft Initiative with the Atlantic Council, and Tony Roehl, technology and risk management attorney with Morris, Manning, & Martin, join Liz to discuss the new regulatory policies and risks as Uber launches its driverless car program in Pittsburg and the DOT releases new Federal Automated Vehicles Policy."

"Flying Drones & Fiery Phones: Liz and Jonathan Rupprecht, aviation and drone attorney, check in on the rollout of the FAA's Part 107 drone rules; in the wake of the FAA's ban of Samsung Note 7 cell phones on all flights, security analyst Rich Mogull breaks down the issues surrounding these fiery batteries and attorney Derin Dickerson provides tips for consumers."

From glasses that restores vision to the blind to voice-activated computers, technology advances aren't just things of comic books and super heroes. Luis Narimatsu, Co-Director, Georgia Industries for the Blind, a division of the Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency, will join the show to discuss how the latest technology advances are being used to maximize independence and minimize barriers for individuals with disabilities.

Hacking pacemakers to plummet a stock price not save a life. Rob Graham, CEO of Errata Security, shares insights and predictions on device security research in the wake of Muddy Waters and MedSec public vulnerability disclosures of St Jude's medical devices. Stephen Fleming, Atlanta native, long-time observer of the local startup scene, and early investor in the privatization of space flight joins the show to discuss the rocketing private space race.

Join Lawyer Liz as she talks with Katie Moussouris, a leading security and vulnerability disclosure researcher who convinced the DOD to host and led the "Hack the Pentagon" program earlier this year. Then Lawyer Liz "Test Drives" with State Rep Trey Kelley, chair of the 2014 Georgia House Autonomous Vehicle Technology Study Committee, discussing recent driverless tech developments and Georgia's role.