We talk to the CEO of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitor Authority, Steve Hill, on how the underground people mover at the Las Vegas Convention Center will work when it opens. Plus, we chat about the future of smart homes and what products Amber put into her #MacToTheFuture home. Also, we have the CEO of Nix Sensor, Matt Sheridan, to share how their products will help stop the color guessing game.  In Socially Speaking, we wrap up 2019 with the best of Netflix.  

Lenovo is using VR to help kids in the hospital to better manage their pain and we're joined by VP of Global Marketing, User and Customer Service, Dilip Bhatia, to explain how. Plus, we have Annie Jean-Baptiste, Head of Product Inclusion, Research and Activation for Google to share how they develop inclusive products. Also, we talk to the winner of #HerTurn, Alisha Esmail, CEO of Road Coffee Co., and Canada's next business star. In Socially Speaking, we discuss the many holiday traditions that happen this time of year.

It's holiday shopping season and we chat with Michael Josh from GadgetMatch as he gives us the rundown and the must-have tech gifts to give. Plus, Amber sat down the VP of Product Marketing of Salesforce's Marketing Cloud, at Dreamforce in San Francisco to find out how to put together an event with more than 175,000 people in attendance. Also, we break down the new KonMari Method of extending your brand as Marie Kondo launches her online store with items that will spark joy. In Socially Speaking, we talk about the dangers and risks of artificial intelligence warfare.

In celebration of Women's Entrepreneurship Day, we talk to Heather Walker, CEO of Yowza! Animation, who is the only female CEO of an animation studio in North America. Plus, Amber gives us a rundown of Dreamforce, Salesforce's main conference that literally takes over a city. Also, we are joined by Arlene Dickinson who shares insight on how to restart your life and her newest book, Reinvention: Changing Your Life, Your Career, Your Future. In Socially Speaking, we discuss UBER and question their reasoning behind allowing drivers and passengers record audio of the trip.

Amber gives us an update on #MacToTheFuture: her project of turning a 140 year-old house into a smart home, while maintaining its historical integrity. Plus, we have our favorite internet person, Brittlestar, who gives us the lowdown on TikTok and the issue the U.S. Government has with the platform. Also, we talk to David Oyagi, Brand Marketing Manager of Home Appliances for LG Electronics Canada, about how they help to save energy with their Door-In-Door refrigerator technology. In Socially Speaking, we chat about Twitter's new features that have long been overdue.

We talk to author and actor, John Hodgman about his new book, Medallion Status, and how he may be responsible for today's "Fake News". Plus, Sarah Friar, CEO of Nextdoor, on how they are changing how to find kindness in your community. Also, CEO of Gallant Pets, Aaron Hirschhorn, reveals how they are using regenerative medicine to keep pets happier and healthier. In Socially Speaking, we mix technology and politics to question if they're ready for the future.

We talk about the future of online learning with Udacity CEO, Gabe Dalporto, with their commitment to giving away free introduction training courses. Plus, Matt Girgis, Managing Director at Volvo Canada, gives us all the details on their first fully-electric car. Also, we talk to Stephanie Chaltiel from MuDD Architects on the smarter way to build by using new technologies and old construction techniques. In Socially Speaking, we chat about politics and the rise of fake news during an election, including the false information from a Buffalo website that is having an effect on the Canadian Federal Election.

We talk about the responsible use of AI with the Director of Product & Business Development at Borealis AI, Kathryn Hume. Plus, we have Michael Josh to break down all things Apple, including what is going on with the latest iOS updates. Also, we're joined by VideaHealth CEO, Florian Hillen, to reveal how they use AI to improve the health of your teeth by diagnosing dental disease. In Socially Speaking, we break down how pop culture has ruined so many people's first names.

We're joined by the host of "After The Emmys", Dave Karger, to break down the big winners and losers from this year's Primetime Emmy Awards. Plus, we find out how Grammarly can improve your writing as we chat with the CEO, Brad Hoover. Also, we talk to TechCrunch's Hardware Editor, Brian Heater, about the Samsung Foldable phone and ask if it's worth the wait. In Socially Speaking we discuss what to do when adults are attacking kids online, specifically with climate activist Greta Thunberg.

We talk to the Co-Founder of BrainBox AI, Sean Neely, about their technology that allows commercial buildings to fully optimize the energy they use. Plus, Instagram seems to be borrowing from TikTok and we have our favorite internet star, Brittlestar, to give us the lowdown. Also, we have Andy Rhodes from HP to reveal the inside scoop on their latest laptop, Dragonfly. In Socially Speaking, we wonder if a website that helps settle arguments will actually lead to more issues.