TechStuff

How many people were involved in radio’s invention? Did Marconi really use 17 of Tesla’s patents? Was radio’s true inventor a farmer who kept his [Read more]

More and more companies are looking for innovative ways to incorporate cloud computing, and Amazon is no exception. Tune in and learn more as Jonathan [Read more]

In this episode, the guys hop into the WayBack machine and travel to October 4th, 1967 — the date of the of the Sputnik launch [Read more]

Bullying is an age-old institution, but internet access has added a new layer to this pattern of repeated intimidation, harassment and ridicule. In this episode, [Read more]

Think of chiptunes as the merger between hacking and the 8-bit sound effects of classic video games. In this episode, Jonathan and Chris explore the [Read more]

The disasters in Japan severely damaged the Fukushima nuclear power plant. In this episode, Chris and Jonathan break down the tech behind nuclear reactors. Tune [Read more]

Earthquakes are one of Earth’s deadliest natural disasters. For centuries scientists have tried to predict the movements of tectonic plates before their movement reaches dangerous [Read more]

Video game systems have evolved at an extraordinary pace, and this evolution includes audio as well as video. In this podcast, Chris and Jonathan recount [Read more]

Geotagging allows users to add geographical data to their digital updates, such as tweets or Facebook posts. While geotagging is becoming increasingly popular, some experts [Read more]

Inspired by a listener suggestion, Jonathan and Chris break down the science behind lasers — how does a laser differ from ordinary light, for example? [Read more]