On this week's show Niall Kitson enjoys an extended conversation with Armando Fox, professor in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science and faculty advisor for digital learning strategy at UC Berkeley.

This week Dusty gives a half-time view of 2022 and Olivia Bushe from FlowForma talks about no-code software development.

This week Niall Kitson talks with Eirmersive director Camille Donegan about the local blended reality projects coming to a metaverse near you.

This week Niall and Dusty look at how surge pricing is infecting everything from food order to concert tickets. In our interview slot Hugh Callaghan from Unify talks about how artists and creatives can save time managing their personal brands.

This week Twitter is suing Elon Musk, Uber is accused of dodgy dealings outside of their outrageous 'surge pricing' and BMW are introducing subscription services to their car tech. We also talk with opa Mind co-founder Amy Awad on the role AI can play in managing your mental health.

You've heard us talk on the show about Web3 in parts but what are the technologies bringing it all together? Fujitsu's Caragh O’Carroll is a distinguished engineer and emerging tech expert explains it all in 30 minutes.

With cryptocurrencies in freefall and is it the best time to buy or should we walk away from them completely or is now the time to buy? Financial expert Rachel Pether explains all.

This week Niall and Dusty look at the continued decline of cryptorrency and ask when is the best time to buy. Also Gary Drennan, solution area lead for Ireland at Avanade, talks about his company's work on the Covid-19 vaccine passport portal.

This week we meet Code for Ethics keynote speaker Danese Cooper to talk about the history of open source software and how 'innerpreneurship' can change how businesses innovate.

On this week's show in association with PwC we look at Google's AI problems, a free version of Photoshop and Robert Byrne from takes us through the next steps companies can take on their cloud computing journey.