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TechtalkRadio is your go-to radio show and podcast for everything computers, technology, and the internet! Hosted by Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd, with contributions from Matt Jones, Slick,...
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TechtalkRadio is your go-to radio show and podcast for everything computers, technology, and the internet! Hosted by Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd, with contributions from Matt Jones, Slick, Amanda and Broadway, the show has been delivering tech insights and laughs since 1996, originally broadcasting from Palm Springs, California before moving to Tucson, Az.
Each episode of the Radio Show dives into new tech, classic gadgets, and everything cool in between—from websites and smart home tools to mobile devices, health tech, video games, entertainment and even drones.
Whether you're a seasoned tech pro or just curious about the latest trends, TechtalkRadio makes technology fun, friendly, and easy to understand.
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Each episode of the Radio Show dives into new tech, classic gadgets, and everything cool in between—from websites and smart home tools to mobile devices, health tech, video games, entertainment and even drones.
Whether you're a seasoned tech pro or just curious about the latest trends, TechtalkRadio makes technology fun, friendly, and easy to understand.
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2 JUL 2025 · This Week on TechtalkRadio:
Justin, Shawn, and Andy tackle the buzz aroundhttps://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2025/06/ftc-sends-126-million-refunds-fortnite-players-who-were-charged-unwanted-items-reopens-claims for unauthorized in-game purchases and account locks. The conversation dives into the psychology of microtransactions, with Justin sharing personal experiences from PGA Tour 2K25 and Clash of Clans, and Andy reflecting on mobile games that he plays like https://start.hartleylawusa.com/toonblast which also has come under scrutiny. Shawn breaks down jaw-dropping revenue numbers for these games, highlighting the lucrative—and addictive—nature of in-game purchases.
The discussion pivots to the shifting landscape of operating systems, as the crew critiques Microsoft’s pushy tactics with Edge, Bing, and Copilot, and sings the praises ofhttps://linuxmint.com/ as a cleaner, ad-free alternative. They explore how Linux is becoming a go-to OS for users tired of bloat and complexity, with helpful resources like https://alternativeto.net/ easing the transition.
From BIOS repair using ahttps://amzn.to/44ys3Nj to Reddit-sourced tech fixes, the show is packed with DIY insights. Justin tells us about and swears by https://www.drivereasy.com/ for driver updates which has Shawn signing up during the show for a special deal. We are also reminded on one of Matts favorites, https://ninite.com/ while Shawn also suggests regular reformatting every couple of years to keep machines healthy.
Listener questions lead to a conversation about USB drives—form factors, brand reliability, and best practices for storage and backups, including the 3-2-1 strategy. Plus, Shawn shares his ham radio experience connecting with the International Space Station and recommends the https://nextspaceflight.com/, just as NASA gears up to stream live on Netflix.
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26 JUN 2025 · For this Week's TechtalkRadio Show - Andy, Shawn, Justin, and Matt welcome documentary filmmakers Tad Sallee and Jason Sikorsky, the creative minds behind "Going Postal: The Legacy Foretold". This five-year passion project chronicles the rise, controversy, and legal battles of Mike J. and Vince Desi, the duo behind the infamous Postal video game series.
The filmmakers—who first met handing out Clinique samples at the University of Arizona—in Tucson initially set out to make a short YouTube series, but the story of the Journey of Running With Scissors and Postal pulled them into a 5 years-long journey involving crowdfunded production, learning of the legal drama, and the fight for free speech in gaming. The guys discuss the cameras used to put it together ranging from Canon C100s to Red and Sony A73s, which delivered a mountain of 24TB in footage, the project evolved dramatically—especially when they migrated from Adobe Creative Suite to DaVinci Resolve for post-production to have it needed to be rebuilt.
The team dives into the technical challenges of editing a documentary full of archival footage and interviews—including chats with friends in the Radio World that provided the various voices of The Postal Dude like Rick Hunter, Corey Cruise, and Jon St. John. The film premiered to a sold-out crowd at the 2025 Phoenix Film Festival, even sharing a time slot with Platoon. Talk about epic timing!
Tad also shares insights into his production company Playtest Network, dedicated to video game specials and documentaries. With Postal done, new ideas flew fast: Justin pitched a future film on Project Zomboid, and Andy floated the idea of a History Channel-style series on video game history in America similar to The Food That Made America.
The crew also caught up on gaming news and memories:
🎮 Justin is hunting down a Nintendo Switch 2 (but why?!)
🎮 Shawn breaks news about Mattel teaming up with OpenAI for AI-powered toys—which could be a bad idea and whether we’re raising the next-gen or dumbing them down.
🎮 Favorite Games are discussed and Matt gets nostalgic with Final Fantasy VIII and Legend of Dragoon, Justin shouts out GoldenEye and Sea of Thieves, Shawn reps Diablo II, and Andy remembers the pure joy of Intellivision Baseball with his late son .
This episode is packed with game history, tech challenges, AI toys, and some heartfelt moments that went beyond the Games.
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21 JUN 2025 · This Week on TechtalkRadio:
A Perfect Revisit to the Summer with the Show that features Pixels, Plex, and the Perils of Camp Wi-Fi
On this week’s episode of TechtalkRadio, Andy Taylor, Shawn DeWeerd, Matt Jones, and S!ick take a tech-fueled trip into the wild—literally and digitally. From RV-ready Raspberry Pis to AI that's maybe a little too smart, it's a gadget-packed adventure you won't want to miss.
🎒 Shawn’s Camping Tech Survival Kit
Shawn, the Bear Grylls of bandwidth, breaks down his must-have gear for camping: DSLR cameras (because phone pics are so mainstream), a solar charger, a power inverter, and a custom Plex server running on a Raspberry Pi—because heaven forbid you’re without Star Trek: Voyager in the forest.
S!ick asked the obvious: why shoot on film when AI can fake it just fine? This launched a debate on AI vs. human creativity—Shawn’s worried it’ll steal art’s soul, while Andy’s ready to let the robots handle his taxes and emotional baggage.
🤖 AI Adventures & The Dead Internet Conspiracy
Matt shared how he’s using ChatGPT to write job cover letters that don’t sound like a robot—ironically. Shawn’s using it to spice up his Dungeons & Dragons campaigns (roll for initiative and grammar).
Andy introduced Google’s Notebook LM, an AI tool that summarizes notes faster than you can say “attention span.” But things got weird when the AI voice kicked in—cue Matt, warning us all about the uncanny valley, where robots sound almost human… but not quite.
That led to the Dead Internet Theory, which says most online content is now written by bots. So if this summary feels oddly robotic… blame the Matrix.
🖥️ Gadget of the Week: Mon Duo
Matt unveiled the Mon Duo—a triple-monitor extension for MacBooks. It folds out like a transformer, shines at 500 nits, and refreshes at 144Hz, perfect for folks who need three spreadsheets open just to order lunch. At $750, it’s not cheap—but neither is neck strain from leaning too far left.
📱 Pixel Panic & iMessage Mayhem
Andy finally did it. He left his beloved iPhone for the Google Pixel 9 XL Pro. The AI assistant Gemini wowed him, and the call screener was a dream—until he realized his text messages were lost in the digital void. (Pro tip: turn off iMessage before switching or risk entering SMS purgatory.)
📡 Listener Questions & Hotspot Hangups
Listener Kerry asked about unlimited hotspot connections. Spoiler: “unlimited” is a marketing word, not a magical reality. After a certain point, your speed drops to potato quality.
S!ick chimed in with his streaming wisdom, and the team chatted about ditching cable for cheaper fiber services like Ting or Wyyerd—because who doesn’t want to pay less to buffer more?
🎬 Ending with LOST & Laughs
Finally, the team got nostalgic about LOST being back on Netflix and the Documentary Getting Lost available to Rent or Purchase on Demand. If you’re wondering whether it's worth the re-watch—yes, but maybe keep a whiteboard handy to track the timelines.
Tune in for tech talk with personality, perspective, and just the right amount of pixel-powered sarcasm.
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12 JUN 2025 · For this Week's TechtalkRadio Show, Host Shawn DeWeerd and Andy Taylor kick off the show by recapping the highlights fromhttps://developer.apple.com/wwdc25/. They discuss the unveiling of a new iOS with updates across iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS when available. Apple briefly touched on AI, emphasizing on-device processing for enhanced privacy. Shawn notes the integration of ChatGPT in several apps and points out Apple’s surprising openness in offering APIs for developers to tap into AI functionality. A major design update—dubbed "liquid glass"—was also revealed.
The hosts explore the new UI changes, including rounded buttons, a persistent bottom search bar, and new notification groupings. The camera app also gets a refresh with a simplified interface and more transparent menu backgrounds, focusing on usability rather than hardware upgrades.
They then shift to smart home tech, discussing Wyze’s new in-store partnership with https://www.costco.com and two new camera products. First, a floodlight camera system with three lights and a camera priced under $100. Second, thehttps://amzn.to/4kXlafH that screws into standard fixtures and can pair with accessory bulbs for synchronized lighting. Shawn shares his experience with Wyze’s Cam Plus service, which offers unlimited cloud recording for $99/year.
Cybersecurity expert and author Tom Arnold joins the show to discuss his book https://amzn.to/43ZfbPW Drawing from his background as a police officer and fraud investigator, Tom explores the evolution of cybercrime and emphasizes the importance of educating parents on digital dangers. His motivation to write stemmed from real-life incidents—including his grandson’s exposure to a dangerous situation in an online game and a parent’s admission that talking about cybersecurity is harder than talking about sex. His book series aims to teach digital safety through engaging stories featuring teen protagonists, with the next installment tackling sextortion and human trafficking.
Tom and Andy highlight the risks of unsupervised online interactions, comparing giving a child a tablet to leaving them alone at a playground. They stress the importance of knowing who your kids are talking to online—even if it’s someone they "know." The discussion underscores that parental controls aren’t foolproof and that open, ongoing communication is key. Tom and Andy also warn about fringe groups using games for recruitment and the use of AI to generate fake images for sextortion. Andy reminds listeners that Tom’s book is available on Amazon and through other booksellers including https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-digital-detective/id6741535929
Also on the show, music journalist and author https://amzn.to/3ZtN0Y8 joins Andy to talk about her new book, https://amzn.to/4dYcZNcThe book dives into Alanis Morissette’s music and career, as well as the challenges of navigating the music industry in the '80s and '90s. Andy reflects on how passionate storytelling has become more accessible with Technology for other authors through self-publishing and anybody with a passion can realistically put together a book.
Rounding out the show, Andy and Shawn chat about upcoming media releases, including the new https://goingpostaldoc.com/,https://www.netflix.com/title/81696722, and a rumored Firefly reboot on Disney+. They wrap up with Father's Day wishes, birthday shoutouts for Shawn, and his upcoming camping plans.
Tune in for all this and more on TechtalkRadio!
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4 JUN 2025 · This Week on TechtalkRadio: Andy, Justin, Matt, and Shawn reunite to explore the latest in tech, AI, and off-grid power. Matt shares his experience building a home lab with https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform and https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/index.html, while Justin dives into his continued use of https://grok.com/, preferring it over ChatGPT for its real-time knowledge. The team swaps funny AI stories, including ChatGPT's reaction to profanity and a study about kids being polite to AI. Does A.I. get a request and want to respond "Not You Again!" Maybe It Should?
Shawn updates listeners on rewiring his RV with a lithium iron phosphate battery and 400 watts of solar, now powering his camper for up to 3 days without a generator. Camping habits come into play, with talk of KOA cabins and glamping for those less eager to rough it—Andy included!
Listener Jerry from Indio asks about controlling multiple computers with one keyboard and mouse, prompting a chat about KVM switches and free software like https://mouse-without-borders.en.softonic.com.
The crew gets nostalgic with a dive into generational internet memories, from AOL to flash games, and plans to define their generational labels next week. Andy tests out https://amzn.to/43LniQ9 for high-speed coaxial networking and seeks input on new “one-sheet” movie posters for the redecorated studio. Favorite tech-themed flicks and series include WarGames, D.A.R.Y.L., The Net, Sneakers, Ready Player One, Mr. Robot, and The Matrix. Matt mentions https://displate.com/ could be a good location for these posters.
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23 MAY 2025 · This Week on TechtalkRadio: Memorial Day Weekend Edition:
Andy flies solo this week while Shawn enjoys a well-earned, tech-savvy escape to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Kicking things off, Andy tackles a listener question from Cecilia, whose mom got locked out of her iPhone after too many failed passcode attempts. He shares some helpful tips for recovering a locked iPhone—yes, even without the iCloud login—and explains when it makes sense to reset the device. This can be a experience that is not always solved overnight and could require a visit to an Apple Store.
Then it’s time to talk subscriptions: Andy digs into the rise of Software as a Service (SaaS) and how companies like Intuit (Quickbooks) and Microsoft (Office) have moved from one-time software purchases to ongoing subscriptions—raising the question, what does that mean for small business users and the consumer on a tight budget however needing the software to get the job done?
Andy found after building a new machine to replace a Windows 10 Setup in the Studio and upgrading to Windows 11, he was not able to install the still powerful Adobe Creative Suite Master Collection 5.5. With the Activation Servers turned off, this can cause problems for those wanted to run this software which still works great and force an option to subscribe to The Adobe Creative Cloud. Instead, Andy explored some fantastic software alternatives. Sites like AlternativeTo.net help users find free or affordable replacements for popular programs like Photoshop, Adobe Audition, Word and more. He gives shout-outs to trusted tools like GIMP, Audacity, Reaper, and even Pro Tools Intro which shipped with his Mixer, which surprised him with its power and polish. There are solutions and while Software as a Service may have you feeling like you are caught in a Netflix/Hulu type streaming war, the Alternative to Subscribe to some of these services could reap benefits for the innovation behind the software. We have seen this with Generative Fill in Adobe Photoshop CC and other new features.
In gear talk, Andy shares his experience with the Fifine AM8 USB/XLR mic—an impressive budget find with RGB flair—and compares mixers, ultimately recommending the Mackie ProFX6v3 for its solid performance and versatility. He also teases a future review of the Shure SM7dB, the modern take on the legendary SM7B mic, now with built-in active pre-amplifier.
To wrap up the show, it’s the Website of the Week—and this one’s just for fun: https://theuselessweb.com. One click takes you to a completely random and often ridiculous website. From the “Long Doge Challenge” to judging hilariously real books by their covers (like How to Talk to Your Cat About Gun Safety), it’s a rabbit hole of time-wasting gold. Try it out and let Andy know what you find—just email techguys@techtalkradio.com.
Finally, a heartfelt tribute to those we honor this Memorial Day. Thank you to the brave individuals who made the ultimate sacrifice. We remember you.
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15 MAY 2025 · This Week on TechtalkRadio:
Andy Taylor and Shawn DeWeerd dive into a tech-filled episode with Shawn sharing his role as Technical Director for the https://www.fischoff.org/competition, where he managed the live YouTube stream of performances. The duo also chatted about the upcoming musical follow up to Wicked and the announcement of a new trailer, which will debut during a re-release of the original film.
Shawn explored the Wyze camera’s RTSP streaming platform and its potential costs, recommending the https://www.wyze.com/products/cam-plus plan for multi-camera setups. He also broke down the benefits of lithium iron phosphate batteries—lighter, longer-lasting, but requiring upgraded components like solar controllers and breaker boxes. He plans to double his battery storage for better camping power, confirming his solar panels and gas generator can already handle overnight usage.
Andy asked whether Shawn has anhttps://www.insta360.com/mounted on his trailer for immersive views and potential security use. The team also discussed the https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1886938-REG/dji_cp_ma_00000848_01_mavic_4_pro_drone.html, boasting a 100MP Hasselblad camera, triple-camera 360° rotation, and 6K 60fps HDR capabilities. While not officially available in the U.S. due to tariffs, a few retailers seem to have them. They discussed the lack of competitive U.S.-made drones in the consumer market.
A listener named Rick from Sahuarita wrote in about learning tech. Andy and Shawn suggested focusing on one area—like cameras, drones, or computers—and using platforms like YouTube, https://www.udemy.com/, and https://www.khanacademy.org/. Andy shared how he learned by taking apart PCs, while Shawn recommended building a system and installing Linux for hands-on experience. They also tackled the growing trend of companies revoking lifetime subscriptions, like VPN Secure. A Article from https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/05/vpnsecure-owner-says-it-had-to-cancel-unsustainable-lifetime-subscriptions/ highlighted one of these issues. Both agreed this will become more common with the shift to SaaS models, where ongoing development often leaves older one-time purchases behind.
Finally, Shawn wrapped things up with his latest DIY project—modifying an old Playskool flashlight with a 3.7-volt 10-watt LED, USB-C charger, and a heat sink to prevent overheating. It was a bright success (pun intended) and just the start of more hands-on builds to come.
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8 MAY 2025 · In this flashback episode of TechtalkRadio, Andy Taylor is joined by Shawn DeWeerd and Justin Lemme for a lively discussion filled with tech tips, smart gear insights, and a few cautionary tales from the world of online shopping.
Shawn kicks things off with his experience setting up Wyze lighting in his office and TV room, sharing how to configure lighting grids and create custom scenes. Andy follows with a frustrating story about ordering a product online and not receiving the full shipment, sparking a broader conversation about safe online shopping practices—especially what not to use when making a purchase. He also talks about an experiment gone wrong: ordering a $99 laptop from a sketchy vendor on social media called “BuyBest.” Spoiler alert—it turned out to be a scam. Justin jokes he nearly fell for a similar trap from a site called “Nozama.”
The conversation shifts to Smart TVs, where Justin noticed a huge spike in DNS traffic on his Raspberry PiHole after hooking up his new TV—a good reminder to keep an eye on what your devices are really doing online.
Andy shares a favorite recent gadget, the Retekess V115 Portable Radio. It’s a compact AM/FM/Shortwave receiver that also plays MP3s from a TF card and can record over-the-air broadcasts—all powered by a rechargeable battery. That inspires Shawn to talk about getting into amateur radio and the helpful resources available at arrl.org and radioreference.com for exploring local repeater activity.
Andy then compares keyboard options for tablets, including a Samsung model and the versatile Logitech K480. The discussion takes a turn to the Apple ecosystem, with a look at how Mac hardware has evolved over the years. Justin brings up his SecretLabs chair, which had issues with the armrest but came with stellar customer service that left him impressed.
Thinking about upgrading his system, Justin wrestles with the choice between Intel and AMD, leading to a group discussion on what to consider when building or refreshing a PC. Shawn recommends using CPUID to learn more about your current hardware, while Justin suggests AIDA64 as another helpful tool. For motherboards, Justin shares his preference for ASRock based on his own positive experience.
Andy wraps things up with a warning about the growing trend of phishing and email harvesting, recommending a visit to haveibeenpwned.com to see if your data has been compromised. And in true TechtalkRadio fashion, the guys cap it off with a fun but serious discussion on how not to clean your PC. From dishwashers to power washers, and even wet/dry vacs, they share the dos and don’ts of keeping your rig clean—emphasizing that compressed air, while popular, still comes with its own considerations.
It's a packed episode with practical advice, a few laughs, and real-world tech talk!
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2 MAY 2025 · On this week’s TechtalkRadio Broadcast, Justin, Shawn and Andy talked about how they manage workloads and prioritize projects when dealing with IT Issues. Justin shared that he structures tasks around his budget and board approval, often using AI tools like Grok to help craft presentations, job descriptions, and marketing materials to help explain to the less Tech Saavy for an understanding of needs for the IT Team . While Andy wondered if Grok compares to ChatGPT with Justin noting Grok’s ability to pull real-time data and provide comprehensive information on demand of a more current nature.
In a live demonstration, Justin used Grok to search for Andy and Shawn, uncovering detailed professional and personal data from public sources and social media—sparking a discussion on privacy and how much of our lives are available online. This led to a broader chat about the pros and cons of such tools, with Andy and Shawn expressing concerns over data accuracy and the implications for personal security.
The trio also explored online safety, with Andy highlighting risks on platforms like Snapchat and stressing the importance of turning off location services. Justin shared a story from the game Sea of Thieves, where a young player casually revealed personal info, underlining how easily privacy can be compromised—even in gaming environments. They also touched on social engineering and the need for greater caution online.
Wrapping up, the group tackled a listener question from Dave about recording over-the-air TV using devices like the HD Home Run, discussed Comcast mobile savings, and talked about using Moca to expand home networks over existing Coaxial connections. They finished with some fun—chatting about the Minecraft Movie and the Chicken Thing, mini battle bots and more.
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24 APR 2025 · On this Week's TechtalkRadio Show, Host Shawn DeWeerd atttends the https://www.nab.org/(NAB) trade show and shared his excitement about meeting industry professionals and networking with content creators. Both Shawn and Andy, who has attended the show in past years highlighted the significant changes in the broadcasting industry, particularly the blending of professional and consumer equipment. Shawn also mentioned meeting the lead content developer for the popular YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRijo3ddMTht_IHyNSNXpNQ who were present to explore new equipment for their expanding studio. The conversation emphasized the growth and success of content creators in the broadcasting industry.
Shawn also mentioned a product from https://www.salsasound.com/ that uses AI to auto-mix audio based on the location of microphones and speakers. Shawn also saw a demonstration fromhttps://www.rossvideo.com/go/2025-nab-keynote/ that can automatically change graphics, camera angles, and scenes based on a speaker's words, though he notes that the transcription accuracy still needs improvement. Shawn also mentions the increasing automation in newsrooms, including robotic cameras and AI-powered camera tracking that can follow specific subjects or players in sports broadcasts.
Shawn discusses his experience with the https://amzn.to/3S2pEEK battery bank during a recent power outage. He explains how the device allowed him to power a lamp, internet router, and TV for an extended period, providing up to 19 hours of use for these devices. Shawn also mentions using the power bank in conjunction with a generator to power his refrigerator and other essential appliances during the 48-hour outage. He praises the battery's fast charging capabilities and additional features like USB-C ports and mounting options.
Listener Questions have Andy and Shawn discussing the pros and cons of different antivirus programs from a listener considering not renewing her annual AV Subscription. Shawn recommended https://www.malwarebytes.com/ as a more secure alternative to Norton, which Andy has used and was also renewing. Another question inquired about viewing old Flash videos, While Andy mentioned suites such as https://www.movavi.com/ Shawn suggested using https://handbrake.fr/ to convert the files to make them viewable.
Andy shared his experience with a https://amzn.to/3Yhk2tX, which can be connected to smartphones, laptops, and other devices via Bluetooth. Shawn found the Logitech keyboard interesting and appreciated the different color options available. Andy also mentioned thehttps://amzn.to/4jqd0f10 which is considerably larger however each keyboard offers benefits.
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TechtalkRadio is your go-to radio show and podcast for everything computers, technology, and the internet! Hosted by Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd, with contributions from Matt Jones, Slick,...
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TechtalkRadio is your go-to radio show and podcast for everything computers, technology, and the internet! Hosted by Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd, with contributions from Matt Jones, Slick, Amanda and Broadway, the show has been delivering tech insights and laughs since 1996, originally broadcasting from Palm Springs, California before moving to Tucson, Az.
Each episode of the Radio Show dives into new tech, classic gadgets, and everything cool in between—from websites and smart home tools to mobile devices, health tech, video games, entertainment and even drones.
Whether you're a seasoned tech pro or just curious about the latest trends, TechtalkRadio makes technology fun, friendly, and easy to understand.
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Each episode of the Radio Show dives into new tech, classic gadgets, and everything cool in between—from websites and smart home tools to mobile devices, health tech, video games, entertainment and even drones.
Whether you're a seasoned tech pro or just curious about the latest trends, TechtalkRadio makes technology fun, friendly, and easy to understand.
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