Today I have a quick sprint over the forthcoming North London Derby, because, well, it interests me, followed by a sprinking of pre-christmas technology.

We’ve got people suing Apple because of the way their sub pixels work and the rounded corners not being square. Mark Rober glittering the hell out of people (see the video here : https://youtu.be/xoxhDk-hwuo). Google shutting down ‘Project Dragonfly’ and Carlton Banks potentially suing Epic Games over Fortnite dance moves…

). Google shutting down ‘Project Dragonfly’ and Carlton Banks potentially suing Epic Games over Fortnite dance moves…

Suffice to say, its a bit of a quick one that is possibly not the deepest dive into the world of sports and technology that you are going to find this year, but hey, its gonna have to do!

Let me know what you think on twitter : @charlesgreig

Today we blitz over the sport section, because, well, nothing particularly exciting happened in sports so far as I am concerned since last we spoke. We then go on to talk about Google vs Congress and how politicians don’t know anything about technology. Next up is 3D printing and finally I talk about an article I wrote on charlesgreig.com 

Let me know your thoughts on the podcast via twitter @charlesgreig 

Starting off with the North London Derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur this is a pretty sport heavy episode, going from that to Man U away and finishing up with a bit of sexism in sport and how it relates to, or doesnt, the treatment of Ada Hegerberg at the Ballon d’Or, then onto hacking Quora and the likes and if we really are casting the wrong people as the bad guys with those situations in the media (the hacking, not the sexism).

As usual, I am happy to be wrong, let me know why and how I am wrong on my twitter at @charlesgreig, I actively WANT to learn. 

Have a great day!

In this episode of the podcast I touch on Arsenal’s game against Vorskla Poltava in the Ukraine and how it must be strange to be a player or fan and just be expected to buzz into a potential war zone to watch or play and everything will be OK (UEFA have moved the fixture because of martial law being declared where it should have initially taken place). 

I also talk about the crazy amount of technology in fitness or sport and how we probably, definitely don’t need it, but how some of it can be super expensive and emotive (don’t tell a runner about trainers, it will make them shake their heads) – this is because I am trying to increase my fitness by doing Couch to 5k running, will I have success? who knows!

I finish off with a quick thought about Amazon Alexa and how I use it in my house and how I think I will expand my use of it being as I am a big fan.

If you want to get in contact with me about anything you have heard on the podcast, don’t be shy – @charlesgreig on twitter is all you need!

In this, the first episode of Not Average, I give a little run down of what I’m hoping to achieve with this podcast, introduce myself and discuss actually making a podcast, being as that was why we find ourselves here in the first place. I talk about using Audacity for recording, PowerPress plugin from BluBrry and getting your podcast on Spotify or iTunes. Have a listen, let me know what you think and if you have any comments, hit me up on Twitter

Introduction to the Not Average Podcast EP0