This week we feature Chase Raz and Chris Ayers recapping the important parts of Microsoft's Build 2016 conference. You won't get all of the news, just the important bits!

Code editors are typically the realm of fiercly loyal cults following independently-made software, but big tech players have been creating their own code editors for a year or two. Chase Raz and Chris Ayers discuss these editors backed by large tech companies and address why it makes sense for the big players to enter that small, typically free, market now.

Chase Raz and Chris Ayers share a meandering conversation after recording a previous episode and decided to run an impromptu mock interview. Listen now to better understand technology hiring practices and to get valuable interview tips for professionals.

Chris Ayers and ChaseRaz detail native and hybrid applications and then discuss the merits of each. Useful development frameworks and interesting updates are presented throughout the discussion.

Chase Raz and Chris Ayers both see value in companies offering work-from-home arrangements, but they don't quite see eye to eye on all of the details.

Editorial Co-Host Christopher Woodward provides a primer on e-sports. He and Chase Raz discuss how e-sports help us connect better with the 18-34 male demographic, and how they also help us all cope with an ever evolving technological world.

Chase Raz and Chris Ayers express differing views on mobile prototyping and just how far the business people should take the concept before handing it over to developers and designers.

This week we're exploring the use of Narratives. Chase Raz and Chris Ayers detail why telling stories through your business is important and how it impacts marketing, eployee retention, and of course, revenue.

DSPs, SSPs, ad networks and exchanges... what? Chase Raz and Chris Ayers cover the recent digital advertising news, cover how advertising works, and then talk about how these issues impact us and our shared futures both socially and culturally.

So, you went and got fat in 2015 and now you've decided to get in shape in 2016. Chase Raz and Chris Ayers will help you the best they can by reviewing what consumer tech tools and devices are available to help.