This week we're talking education, Quantum Leap, and Ms. 45. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

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Today on the 5: Have you heard about the GTA 6 leak? For all the discussion and debate over the contents, you'd think there was some amazingly fascinating stuff in it. From what I've seen and where the game development is, I don't get all the interest.

Today on the 5: Over the weekend I watched Ms. 45, a well known entry in the rape revenge movie canon. Based on what I had read about the movie, I figured I knew what I was in for. I'm happy to report I was wrong.

Today on the 5: I watched the pilot episode of the Quantum Leap revival that debuted last week. I went into it with pretty low expectations, but it ended up working fairly well.

Tonight it's all Star Trek as I explore Strange New Worlds with Michael Fisher, aka The Mr. Mobile. You can listen to his Digital Roaming show over on Spotify Live. Music for the show provided by OGRE. Star Trek piano theme by RedCaio.

This week we're talking The Verge, The Lift, and Three Thousand Years Of Longing. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

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Tonight I'm talking sailing, New York City, AI generated art, and data privacy with Michael Fisher, aka The Mr. Mobile. You can listen to his Digital Roaming show over on Spotify Live. Music for the show provided by OGRE.

Today on the 5: For some inexplicable reason I decided to pair Three Thousand Years Of Longing with 1983's The Lift. Once again, watching a non-American horror film has paid off!

Today on the 5: Over the weekend I rented and watched the latest George Miller film, Three Thousand Years Of Longing. I found it to be a beautifully made film that perfectly mixed great acting, wonderful visuals and a memorable soundtrack.

Today on the 5: A few weeks back I talked about how I wasn't worried about AI generated art replacing artists. I'm still not, but the ethics and ownership of that artwork is potentially an immense mess.