In this episode, we discuss the Nexus 7, and way too much tech. We discuss Apple's injunction against the Galaxy Nexus Phone. We cover the Zimmerman bond arguments, as well as what happens next for Sandusky. Also, James talks fracking solution problems. We also promise to get another contest going in order to give away some useless electronics.

On this episode, we discuss a new Microsoft tablet, and the potential problems it faces in the market, the Sandusky verdict, and the problems facing the coal industry with the concerted debut o natural gas power generation.

In this podcast, we cover our thoughts on Microsoft's announcement (which has been revealed as a 10.6 inch tablet!), Apple's iOS 6 and its features, and then move on to energy where James discusses EPA regulations and coal vs. natural gas. Lastly, we mock Sandusky's chances at a defense verdict and the details of his defense strategy (and why it likely won't work). Give it a listen and send us your comments at [email protected] for @schmorgascast on twitter!

In this episode we discuss John Edwards legal victory, George Zimmerman's bond revocation, Scientific truth and the funding quandary associated with it, as well as electric cars and Google Chrome's new laptop.

I forgot what we talked about in this episode. The highlight was Alicia bringing us breakfast. I guess someone else should be writing this.

This week we discuss Facebook's IPO, tons of legal topics including the John Edwards trial, as well as the toilet challenge (funded by the Bill Gates foundation in an effort to help 3rd world countries deal with their waste, which of course leads to Charles and John laughing about poop...). Also, Jay Shipper is the winner of our giveaway!

In this episode we decide whether giving up the internet is noble or stupid, discuss another "stand your ground" case that takes place in a taco bell drive thru, and James wonder's whether windmills will doom us all with global warming. Also, a prize will be given to the best commenter by email ([email protected]). Hope it's a good listen!

In this installment of Schmorgascast, we start with the legal ins and outs of the Jerry Sandusky trial, including the nuances of Pennsylvania law and Sandusky's likely strategy. We then delve into whether or not we should mine asteroids for precious metals with a company backed by James Cameron and Larry Page, among others. We can't escape a podcast without some Apple mention, and this time it's about their earnings call and general smugness.

In this week's podcast, we tackle immigration law and how it intersects with criminal law, briefly look at Trayvon Martin's bond situation, and then James introduces us to molten batteries and how unproven ideas become too popular. We also talk about the biggest Google news of the day. Hang in with us folks, it's wedding season, and we should be back recording full of caffeine this Saturday morning!

On this episode we discuss our takes on a famous case, a stupid watch, amazon e-books, and electric cars, among other things. The watch is really stupid.