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I’m impressed with the range of issues discussed. Reasonably deep without becoming incomprehensibly nerdy. Great chemistry among the panelists, who are humorous without the hypercaffeinated glossolalia so common among the other tech podscasters- no constant repetition of “like” and “super”.
One quibble: might the resurgence of wired headphones be the result of the availability of music in hi-res formats? Bluetooth doesn’t really support hi-res. Much as I love my AirPods, Apple Music sounds vastly more detailed over even humble studio headphones paired with a DAC dongle - and at half the price of my AirPods.
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I’ve been following Thomas’ work for a while. Always enjoy his pieces on BBC future. I think the first episode is a great starting point for this podcast. The format between the hosts is interesting, as there’s a clear structure, but each of them discuss the topic and contribute to the topic from their own perspective. All of the hosts are clearly informed, and I’m very excited to listen to the next one.
The Ring Doorbell topic is concerning (albeit unsurprising). I think the TikTok talk is especially poignant. To anyone reading this, I suggest reading Germain’s article on BBC future titled “The words you can't say on the internet” (one of my favs)
Was surprised to see the podcast only has 3.5 stars—because I don’t have any complaints. The only thing I could see as a point of critique is that the adds can come off as bit jarring maybe—but I don’t mind them. People shouldn’t forget that podcasts like this are supported by advertiser revenue.
All in all this podcast is a great way to stay informed in a modern way, delivered right into your ears.
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Clear, timely and informative. Interplay between hosts prevents topics from being too technical. Helped to answer questions I had about a range of topics from Ring Cameras to Data Centers.
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Love the BBC the products and the service, but this show seems to be a hard turn from the journalistic integrity to which I’ve grown accustomed.
The show’s primary objective seems to legitimize Trump and the CCP Strangle hold of the US democratic process. Primarily they allude to real issues in developed economies, but hammer home on red-herrings to trivialize the threats of IP theft and normalize the practice of buying veiws online or buying elections with bitcoin securities.
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