If you requested money from Equifax for leaking your personal data earlier

this summer, you’ll need to provide more information by October 15th. Listen as Jill

Hopkins and Mike McGee break down the next steps consumers must take to get their

money. The two also discuss how over 900 Amazon employees have signed an internal

petition pledging to walk out over their employer’s lack of action on climate

change. Lastly, Mike shares the app of the week "Humm.ly," which vows to help your

mental health through musical therapy.

Mike McGee has returned to The Morning AMp and we couldn't be happier!

Listen as him and Jill discuss how e-scooter companies like Lime, Jump, Bird, Spin

have pledged to remove their Florida scooters and bikes to avoid potential flying

menaces. If the devices aren't removed from the streets, they could be picked up by

hurricane winds — transforming into threats to both people and property. In other

news, Facebook is also considering removing the like counter from our feeds. Jill

and Mike also discuss the app of the week "Thrive," which exists to help you tackle

your most ambitious goals.

Mike McGee stopped by the AMp to talk with Jill Hopkins this Tech Talk Tuesday about the phenomenon of "8chan," a controversial image-board website, and also the negative environmental impact that those electric scooters one can temporarily use through several different apps have.

Wouldn't it be nice to escape all the upsetting news for just a little

while? Mike McGee joins Jill Hopkins in discussion about how we could possibly

censor crappy news from our feeds. First, the two talk about Chrissy Teigen's

suggested Twitter feature called the "I'm emotional" feed, which filters out

negative content while highlighting more lighthearted posts about puppies or

wholesome memes. Next, the app "Gem" shares news stories at a pace set by the user

while also working to balance out sensationalism, click-bait, and fishy algorithms

seen in general news coverage. Lastly, Mike and Jill ponder the fall of SpaceLife

Origin, a startup focused on conceiving and delivering babies... in space! Tune in

to hear all about the ethical and safety concerns on the subject of space babies in

this week's Tech Talk Tuesday!