Recent Shows

The Geeks cover the news and ask for your help in supporting the station.

IE6 Funeral, TuneUp and 1Password - Ben's Software Pick, Earth and Environmental Systems Podcast, The 4K Sector Transition Begins, Gamma Error in Picture Scaling, and Crazy USB: Fundue

And the Geeks take your calls.

Technical Barbie, White House Tweet, Tablet Talk, Jet Packs, Robot Assembly, Lego Rubix Cube solver, and tech calls.

Guest Geeks Lindsey Lonne and Alex Sleeis join regulars Al and Lyle to talk about the GeekNews and take calls.

Definitely a show of nostalgia, Dave Portera Por-Ter-a talks with us about his involvement and roles in the earlier Atari video games.

Government Data, Google paying people that find security bugs in chrome, 1 year anniversary of Al on GeekSpeak, Spirt Death, the iPad and much more.

Older computers, new HTML/CSS/JavaScript stuff, and more.

New Theme song, Google and China troubles because of IE, Creative Commons (CC) of GeekSpeak, hydrogen cell phones, watch out for power outages, and what you can do about them.

And much more on this first and best and longest episode of GeekSpeak that has ever happened on January 16th 2010. And finishing it off, a live USB Public Service Announcement- tattoos.

Al on Li, Ben excited by exoplanets, and Miles (almost) comes in late.

Ben's new year's resolution is to disregard his new year's resolutions. Error: boolean logic fault.

Miles, Ben and Lyle cover the news in tech.

Only half of the show was recorded, sorry folks.

Geeks Lyle, Al, and Miles cover the latest in shopping robots and Netflix lawsuits. Oh yeah, and cell phones don't cause brain cancer.

Professor Dominic Massaro joins the Geeks to speak about how human beings are "hard wired" to confirm their biases. And what you can do about it to understand the world better.

The Geeks broadcast a show live from the back of a parade truck, during the Downtown Association's Annual Holiday Parade in Santa Cruz! Parade audience members ask questions in the second half of the show.

We'd like to extend our sincerest thanks to Eric Mack and Joe Weiss from the UCSC Theater Arts Department, for driving the truck and helping with setup. Thanks also to Chip, for helping facilitate GeekSpeak's involvement in the parade.

What a blast!

This week, Ben covers Saturn's Northern Lights, Miles covers the News Corp/Google shakedown, and Lyle delivers the final word on alien visitation.

The Geeks take calls and cover news, discussing the doomsday scenario with 2012 (hint: there isn't any), the FCC, the LHC, and a sprinkling of Klingon to top it off.

Al's USB of the week is useless- UseleSsB. We chat about water on the moon, a rock DVD that lasts 1000 years, Google poetry (antisi-poems), genetically engineered non-rotting apple, a Facebook post that exonerates prisoner and more tech news.

In the second half we answer some awesome questions from listeners.

Paul Kafasis from Rogue Amoeba is joining the Geeks to chat about all the awesome that RA makes. Best know for Audio Hijack Pro, Rogue Amoeba makes some yummy audio apps for Apple Macintosh

Check out the freebie apps !

Dave Meeker, Director of Emerging Technology at Roundarch joins us to chat about connecting Flex to physical devices and other cool things that Roundarch is doing. We also chat about some fun holoweenish stuff.

Roundarch designs and implements digital experiences for the world’s largest organizations. They deliver web sites, rich web applications, mobile apps, social media applications, digital marketing campaigns and more for clients such as Avis, A&E, Hershey’s and the US Air Force.

32 exoplanets Water Car and iPhone vs Verizon and much more.