Fake reviews are running rampant on Amazon.com, and they are cracking down on it. We chat about Amazon's move to sue 1,000 fake reviewers, and the cultural problem of giving distorted reviews of products.

Amazon.com has been receiving a lot of flak recently about the so-called terrible working conditions in their company. Kim Garretson tells us about Jay Carney's story that reveals Amazon's side of things.

Tesla released an over the air update that gave some of their cars an autopilot feature. No, no one had to return to a dealership! We chat about Tesla's technological savvy and compare their range to the Chevrolet Volt and BMW i3.

Social Media explosions like the one that happened over Pepsi and Star Wars are the perfect example of how out of touch our society can be. Gregg Stebben can't stress enough: Get over it and get some perspective.

Pepsi did a limited run of "Back To The Future" themed bottles that went on sale 45 minutes early from Walmart and Amazon.com and sold out before their proposed release time. We discuss the social media uproar with Richard Chemel. Did we mention that these were $20 bottles of Pepsi? Ouch!

Could we be witnessing the construction of a Dyson Sphere? NASA's Matt Funke explores the possibilities of what we are observing around KIC8462852.

There's a lot of chatter about alien superstructures being found near the star KIC8462852, or the WTF Star. NASA's Matt Funke explains what we are seeing to give us that impression, and clarifies that other things could be causing it.

Ditch the headphones and listen to a personal field of sound without bothering your coworkers without isolating yourself. Akoustic Arts' Mattieu Ventelon gives us an overview of their speakers that create specific directional sound that is not audible by people outside of the sound zone.

Win $10,000 for your game idea! N Square and Games for Change have partnered up to challenge people to create a game that can engage with audiences to improve nuclear security. N Square's Morgan Matthews and Games for Change's Susanna Pollack tell us more.

Gaming can be a powerful tool beyond just the realm of entertainment, i.e. Math Blaster. Games for Change President, Susanna Pollack, gives us the mission statement of her partnership with N Square. How can we create a game that will connect with audiences and get them thinking about how to make games constructive.