We speak to Pete Pachal, the tech editor for Mashable about the latest Apple event and what is going on with the tech giant. Also, we talk to Nargiz Mammadova from Destin AI on how they are using technology to help immigrants coming to Canada. Plus, our favorite person from the internet, Brittlestar joins us to about Facebook's last look at video with Lasso. A new video app that records you dancing and lip-synching. In Socially Speaking, we talk about what is the future of Facebook and what they are trying to become.

We speak to the founder of Mirror, a smart mirror that lets you work out at home with live, on-demand streaming classes. Also, we talk to Kintell, a digital health system that is designed to let you live at home longer on your own. Plus, GadgetMatch's Michael Josh stops in to bring us up-to-date on all the new phones that got launched this "Techtober." In Socially Speaking, we debate whether we should change our focus from Millennials to Gen Z.

We speak to Vince Danielsen, CEO of Wello, on the benefits of virtual healthcare, including providing access anywhere and at any time. We also dive into the future of work, what impact technology has moving forward, and what skills will be needed. Plus, Alexander Lvovich from Volvo talks to us about the Care by Volvo subscription service and how it differs from owning or leasing a car. In Socially Speaking, we discuss if virtual reality can really make food taste better and what else might be better in a virtual environment.

We speak to Laura Davidson, Founder of SweatCity: an app you use to find everything healthy in your city from fitness programs to restaurants. Also, we talk to Assaf Glazer, CEO of Nanit: a smart baby monitor that allows you a bird's-eye view of your child sleeping to make sure they are getting a restful night. Plus, we look at Storyflow where, without knowing any coding, you can make interactive content and listen to it on Alexa. In Socially Speaking, we talk about Rocketbook: a notebook that can send notes to whatever digital platform you want then zap it in the microwave to erase it and start over.

We speak to the CEO of Turo about how the "Airbnb of auto sharing" works (including how you can make money renting your car). We also talk to the CEO of iZotope about Spire, their new portable recording studio that fits in the palm of your hand so you can record music like a pro. Plus, Brittlestar joins us to talk about his new YouTube crush and what it has to do with Making a Murder. In Socially Speaking, we dive into Facebook's latest data breach and how you can protect yourself from future security hacks.