It's the 50th Anniversary of the NASA's Apollo 11 moon landing, one of the most monumental achievements in the history of technology. On today's episode we'll take a look back at that big moment, then take a look at where we are currently. Between SpaceX, Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, and others, we seem to be on the verge of a new golden age of space travel. What will Space Tourism look like? Will all be staying in space hotels? The future of space tourism is the topic of today's episode.

IoT is a term you see applied to a lot of different tech products. The definition of what IoT is however, can be a little more fluid. On today's episode we'll take a look at the history of the products that started the whole movement toward internet connected....things. We'll discuss where it's gone, where it is now, and where it's going. All of this is to answer the question; WTF is IoT?

Artificial Intelligence is going to shape the future of a tremendous amount of our technology going forward. However, what actually quantifies "AI"? So many products and services now claim to include AI, that it might as well be as easy as slapping a sticker on the box. On this episode we'll dig into some facts, give some examples, answer some trivia and try to get to the bottom of the question; Is it AI, or BS?

With Netflix, HBO, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and many more, the streaming content landscape is increasingly crowded. That doesn't even include Disney+, Apple TV+ and a litany of other platforms about to go live. On this episode we'll discuss how we got to this point and what's in store for how we get our content. Ultimately we have to ask ourselves; are there too many streaming services?

With Netflix, HBO, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and many more, the streaming content landscape is increasingly crowded. That doesn't even include Disney+, Apple TV+ and a litinany of other platforms about to go live. On this episode we'll discuss how we got to this point and what's in store for how we get our content. Ultimately we have to ask ourselves; are there too many streaming services?

The term 5G is something you will only hear more over the coming years. On today's episode, we'll give you the breakdown of what it actually means. We'll walk through some of the potentials such as autonomous vehicles and connected homes, but we'll also cover some of the pitfalls. How soon will we actually have 5G? Will it work as promised? We'll give you the facts and then provide our opinions.

E3 2019 did not prove to be disappointing and could in fact be a watershed moment for gaming. Today we'll take a look at the overall trends, beyond the games themselves. Will Google's Stadia cloud streaming service be the new dominating platform of gaming? Or will consoles like Microsoft's Xbox with Project Scarlett and the PS5 adapt to the interloping gaming services and continue their domination? Or maybe PC is the secret leader. We'll let you know what we see happening and our thoughts on this year's E3.

Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Google (Alphabet), have all come under increasing scrutiny from the Federal Government in recent weeks. Calls for further regulation and even for splitting the companies up are coming from both sides of the aisle. But should it happen? We'll discuss the issues of privacy and security, anti-competitive practices, monopolies, and more, to determine if we would benefit as consumers, or face the brunt of any resolutions.

Tesla is clearly the most well-known brand name in electric vehicles. However, in an op-ed, Adam Kaslikowski makes the case that it may not last much longer as a solo company. On today's episode we'll give you a history of EVs, walk through the article, and take a look at where and how electric vehicles will play a role in our lives in the near future.

How do you feel about Facial Recognition software? San Francisco just banned governmental agencies from using it and now other organizations are examining it's use. We'll discuss the potential benefits and flaws of this software and try to determine where we stand on this cutting edge technology.