Join Lawyer Liz and her guest as that discuss the importance of mini drones used by police departments.

Delta looks to a single faulty switch for blame in its computer systems failure that continues to cause air travel delays around the US. Security & systems expert Wesley McGrew with Horne Cyber (and an impacted flyer) joins me to discuss the impact and issues of connecting our critical infrastructure and transportation systems.

Join Lawyer Liz from Las Vegas covering a wide range of topics - including a new car hack released yesterday, pending hack with drones. Confirming speakers in addition to Tom Cross.

A slurpie from 7-11 has been delivered by drone in a first of its kind test, how long before pizza and Starbucks coffee are landing in your front yard? Experienced unmanned aircraft pilots and aviation experts with Talon Aerolytics, Tony Zimlich, Phil Bevel, and Austin, join Lawyer Liz to discuss the aircraft, flight operations, and other challenges before drone delivery moves from concept to shipping option.

Creative flights with drones from FPV racing to ghost hunting, Todd Wahl (founder of the Drone Racing Club) and pilots with the Cleveland Quad Squad FPV will share tales of how they're using drones in unique ways for entertainment and STEM education.Todd Wahl will be joining me in the studio while the pilots with the Cleveland Quad Squad FPV team will be calling into the show.

New drone detection systems promise to notify you when drones are nearby, but how do you tell whether it's harmless or spying? Wireless technology and security experts Drew Porter (Red Mesa) and Scott Schober (Berkeley Varitronics Systems, Inc.) discuss how drone detection systems work, unique search and rescue capabilities, and where the detection technology is heading.

With Tesla's autonomous driving features to Google's proposed self-driving car - autonomous cars are all the buzz. How safe is the technology, is it reliable, and what ethical dilemmas does it raise - all up for discussion with first time guest Tom Cross (CTO, Drawbridge Networks) and returning guest and Tesla owner Rob Graham (CEO, Errata Security).

When did a paper airplane or a radio-controlled model airplane morph from a toy to an aircraft requiring an FAA licensed pilot at the controls? Join Lawyer Liz and her guests Archie Stafford, an unmanned systems and radio control model aircraft expert, and Michael Schearer, legal analyst and recreational drone pilot,as they discuss what happened when the FAA declared radio, paper, and drones were aircraft.

The FAA released their new small UAS (aka drone) rules that will go into effect in late August. Guests Bo LeRoy (Integrated Science & Technology), Dan Tentler (the Phobos Group), and Eric Johnson (School of Aerospace Engineering, Georgia Tech) join Lawyer Liz to break down the rules, what's included and what's missing, and their expected impact on the larger technology industry.

When can you stem the flow of data from your connected devices and what can be used against you in court? Information security researcher Rob Graham (CEO, Errata Security) joins the show to discuss ways you can minimize what data your device snitches and criminal defense attorney & constitutional scholar Catherine Bernard shares were and when the leaked information enters the courtroom.