All of the hosts, and our one guest ever, come together to predict business technology for 2017. The common denomenators are that everyone seems to think that bots are going to be really big business, virtual reality isn't going away, and that business and consumer pressure for renewable energy is undeniable.

Work is for work, or is it? Chase Raz and Chris Ayers explore whether all work and no play make them dull boys or more productive employees. Put down your office PS4 controller and meet us at the parking lot basketball court to examine employee recreation at work.

Sci-fi always seems to have nothing to do with business at first, but then you remember that almost every major tech and business breakthrough in the last half century has been predicted or inspired by fiction. Join Chase Raz and Christopher Woodward in tipping you off on the technologies to monitor for competitive advantages.

Holiday and end-of-year gift giving is much more than just consumerism. We use physical goods to express the happiness, and utility, that others bring into our lives. Join Chase Raz and Christopher Woodward help make sense of how to give the gift of technology without any anxieties or reservations.

For the second year in a row, Chase Raz and Chris Ayers team up to nerd-out in November. All of the greatness that tech has to offer for the end of 2016 can be found within. Listen now, or your drones may fall from the sky!

Chase Raz reviews and analyzes the announcements from Google, Microsoft, and Apple during October. The strategies of each of these companies will be explored and takeaways to help make business decisions will be addressed in summary.

Going paperless should be a goal of any office still using dead tree to communicate information. Chase Raz recruits Chris Ayers to discuss how businesses, especially small and mid-size businesses, can go paperless.

Chris Ayers presents a version of his Raspberry Pi for Development session as presented at BarCamp Tampa Bay in early October. Chase Raz continually interjects to try and make sense of the current business opportunities surrounding adoption and deployment of Raspberry Pi and other IOT devices.

Chase Raz and Christopher Woodward are back for part two of "Tech Blunders". They'll discuss things that could have been big, but weren't. Like last week, the blunders reviewed all happened in the late 20th or early 21st century, but their specific reasons for failure were extremely varied. The selections on this week's--and last week's--lists are offered as food for thought for modern business people, product developers, and marketers to contemplate.

Looking at the mistakes of others often helps us avoid making the same, or similar, mistake. For this reason, Chase Raz and Christopher Woodward create and address their respective Top 5 lists for technological blunders, goofs, and flops. The blunders reviewed all happened in the late 20th or early 21st century and offer a relevant bit of introspection for operating in a modern technologically-fueled market.