On this week's episode Mike and Scott delve deep into the just-released earnings reports for the major tech companies. How did they figure? Guess you will just have to listen and find out!

On this week's episode of The Silicon Insider Podcast, Mike and Scott discuss the hacking of Jeff Bezos, its ties to the Saudi Royal Family--all just rife for conspiracy theory, earnings reports from Intel (surprisingly good) and Netflix (still showing growth but with the enemy looming larger and larger on the horizon), a bold claim about a new '100% autonomous' car, the ongoing battle (theatre) between Government Agencies and Apple over user's private information, and much more.

On the latest episode of The Silicon Insider Podcast, Mike and Scott discuss the revelation that dating sites like Tinder have been selling intimate information to advertisers, the streaming wars heating up even more, the lack of tact in tech when it comes to the job application process, and much more.

On this week's episode (recorded on new fancy microphones), Mike and Scott discuss flying cars and other CES notables, now-expected Facebook follies, major Tesla success, and Airbnb's new Santa Clara home, among many other topics.

New year, same outlandish, bordering on absurd developments in Silicon Valley and greater tech. This week, Mike and Scott discuss everything from the long-overdue ousting of Travis Kalinack from UBER, Tesla's opening of a factory in China, how everyone is getting screwed out of fiber-optic internet, the possible commencement of WW3, and much, much more.

On this week's episode and the last of 2019, Mike and Scott dive into the latest in tech and the Valley. Topics include the implausibly prosperous US economy including stock market highs thanks to tech companies, Facebook revealing the (presumably record-breaking) hack of over 250 million user's data, Google's pushback against growing employee union organizing, the growing consequences of legislative attempts to curtail the gig economy, and much, much more. Have a happy holidays, we'll see you in the new year (and decade).

On this week's episode, Mike and Scott discuss Zuckerberg's aim of merging Instagram and Whatsapp plus possible FTC interference, the motives behind Tesla's Aztec-inspired Cybertruck, Apple's new Macbook and it's absurd $50,000 price tag, and much more.

On this week's episode, Mike and Scott discuss Google founders Sergey and Larry stepping down from Google's parent company, Alphabet, the Aramco IPO and its Saudi connections, Uber's internal classism, the sexual harassment case against Lyft, Elon Musk's increasingly absurd 'Pedo Guy Trial, the secret meeting between Trump and Zuckerberg, and much more.

On this week's episode of The Silicon Insider Podcast, Mike and Scott discuss the unveiling of Tesla's new Brutalist Architecture/Pontiac Aztek-inspired pick-up truck, the disastrous launch of Google's cloud gaming service, Stadia, even more alarming and potentially fraudulent chaos left in the wake of WeWork's slow death, and much, much more.