TechStuff Looks at Password Security
Why should password security be a top concern? What can you do to make your passwords safe? What constitutes a strong password? Join Chris and [Read more]
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Orson Welles and the War of the Worlds
In 1938 Orson Welles produced a series of radio dramas, including one based on “War of the Worlds.” The broadcast caused a mass panic, since [Read more]
Women in Tech
Who are some of the most influential women in technology? What role are women playing in guiding today’s tech companies? What’s the future of women [Read more]
Disability through the ages
Simon Jarrett discusses disability through history, while David Priestland talks about how occupational groups have fought for power over the centuries.
The Story of Yahoo: Part 2
What problems did Yahoo encounter after the dot com bubble burst? Why did Yahoo go through five CEOs in five years? Why are some people [Read more]
Codes! Allied Cryptography in World War II
In this episode co-hosted by TechStuff’s Jonathan Strickland, the focus is on the codes and cryptologists of World War II. Tune in to learn more [Read more]
Alan Turing: Codebreaker
Alan Turing conceived of computers decades before anyone was building one. He also acted as a top-secret code breaker during World War II. Despite his [Read more]
The Story of Yahoo So Far: Part 1
How did Yahoo get started? What contributed to its meteoric rise? Join Jonathan and Chris as they explore the origins, triumphs and travails of Yahoo [Read more]
Bhavachakra 01 The Wheel of Becoming
Popularly called “the Wheel of Samsara,” the Bhavachakra is one of the most important symbols in Buddhism, being an illustration of everything that exists and how existence functions; few know that the actual purpose of the symbol is very deep…
The battle for Madagascar and The Wars of the Roses
Tim Benbow describes the Second World War battle for Madagascar, while Sarah Gristwood reflects on the role of women in the Wars of the Roses.