In this episode, we discuss the upcoming fly-by of Ultima Thule by the New Horizons probe and Voyager 2 joining Voyager 1 as the only man-made objects in interstellar space.

In this episode, we discuss the FCC's attempts to stop illegal robocalls, electric vehicle startup Rivian, the latest from scooter company Bird, a potential Apple acquisition and why you should be nicer to your voice assistant.

In this episode, we discuss NASA's successful landing of the InSight Lander on Mars, Snapchat's continued battle with Instagram, Uber's new rewards program, Sweetgreen's unicorn status and a bonus app recommendation.

In this episode, we discuss Amazon's long-awaited HQ2 announcement, Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 DNS Directory app, Lyft's upcoming rewards program and another data breach.

In this episode, we provide updates to our stories on The Scooter Wars, Tesla's new Chairman, and SpaceX's Starlink project. We also discuss why you should not buy Portal, a new video chat hardware product from Facebook.

In this episode, we give a broad update on Elon Musk and his companies, primarily focusing on Tesla and SpaceX. We also try to explain why a blockchain software company is getting into the asteroid mining industry.

In this episode, we discuss Big Blue's acquisition of Red Hat, the ongoing scooter war being waged across the US and Apple's October Event.

In Episode #6, we take a closer look at the bidding process for Amazon's HQ2, the company's second headquarters in North America. We take a deep dive into three of the front runners including Atlanta, Austin and Boston and make a case for why Boston is Amazon's best option.

In this episode, we take another look at the cryptocurrency landscape, diving deeper into the "altcoins". We specifically look into the origin of Gridcoin, a cryptocurrency based on research done for the BOINC network.

Disclaimer: I own a small amount of GRC. Enough to gain an understanding, not enough to change a life

In this episode, we answer the question "when can you go to space?" We look at the leaders in the space tourism industry including Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic and how they plan to send people into space as early as this year. We also estimate a date for when this once-in-a-lifetime experience may be available to people beyond the super-rich.