In this episode, Two Black Nerds how they are turning their problems into interesting side projects. They mention a few examples of their past projects, what they are working on and what issues they’ve encountered that could be solved using software.

In this episode, Two Black Nerds use this conversation to talk about what’s on their mind, such as keeping their skills sharp, prioritizing daily tasks, and being an optimist first rather than a pessimist.

In this episode, Two Black Nerds discuss how the music industry has evolved primarily to streaming services. They also discuss how Tidal is a viable competitor to Apple Music. Additionally, they talk about hip-hop artists and musicians are playing a major role in this evolution.

In this episode, Two Black Nerds remember and discuss their mentors from their time at Notre Dame.

In this episode, Two Black Nerds discuss untapped markets and trending products in the tech industry, in addition to how the culture of efficiency in the Valley is killing the sanctity of dinner.

In this episode, Two Black Nerds discuss their thoughts and opinions on the state of diversity in the tech industry.

In this episode, we answer a listener's question about what we wished we knew before we started our specific major. Two Black Nerds weigh in with their opinion.

We try to talk about how the trials and tribulations of transitioning from college to the real world, but fail. Instead, we discuss using the internet to meet new people from meetup.com, twitter or linkedin among many random topics.

In this episode, we discuss our opinions on wearables such as the Apple Watch, Moto 360, and fitness trackers in addition to examining how wearables may influence the fashion industry and conspiracies about the male consumer and fashion.

In this episode, we talk about the people who inspired us to study engineering, how we defined success in college, and we share the best tricks that allowed us to make it through Notre Dame. We also get into a fierce debate on whether or not multitasking in class is good advice.