Episode 11

This episode is a recording of the Thursday, September 14th show from 9pm to 12am. This is the original recording, with minor editing.

In this episode Chris stops by to help me discuss topics that include: Apple Sept 12 event (2nd Gen iPod nano, iPod Shuffle), Zune, Nintendo Wii features, Second Life, MySpace’s spam origins, and the Wheel of Misfortune is back again with Segway, HP, and Staples.

Episode 10

This episode is a recording of the Thursday, September 7th show from 9pm to 12am. This is the original recording, with minor editing.

In this episode I discuss topics that include: Six Apart buying Rojo, Digg changes, Apple upgrades (iMacs, Mac Mini), Amazon Unboxed, the quickest Microsoft patch, more Firefox extensions, and the Wheel of Misfortune is back with HP, Xanga, and Facebook.

Episode 9

This episode is a recording of the Thursday, August 31st show from 9pm to 12am. This is the original recording, with minor editing.

In this episode I discuss topics that include: Making the most out of Google Calendar, Calgoo, Starcraft 2, Marketing tips, useful Firefox extensions, and introducing the Wheel of Misfortune. I also talk about my summer trip to San Diego that included a visit to Comic Con.

Episode 7

This episode is a recording of the Wed, March 23rd show from 12am to 3am. This is the original recording, with minor editing.

In this episode I talk about topics that include: Google Finance, Writely, and more. Writely is now part of Google Docs and Spreadsheets.

April 16 Update: Show recording was overwritten when posting a new one. Will not be up until I can re-edit the show, which could be a while since I am focused on putting up episodes from the second season.

Live Blogging: November 30th Show

I’m back after a week off. Did you miss me? Of course you did. Tonight I’m going to try something different to manage the playlist and make it available online. I’m going to keep track of it in this post after the break, along with any important updates.

On today’s agenda: Google Spreadsheets, Google Finance historical data, Revenge of the Nerds remake, Amazon, Wheel of Misfortune, TCNJ SGA updates, and more.

I will be working on a better system to keep track of the live playlist more easily. Big changes will be happening from now until mid-January. Hopefully I can get caught up on a lot of things that have fallen to the side, like getting shows online.
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Live Blogging the Show: November 16

I’ve decided to try live-blogging tonight’s show, though I didn’t give people much notice. I’ve already talked about some new Google features, and Apple’s iPhone. I am playing some pretty cool music, indie rock with great guitar and drum work. The band is currently Judah Johnson.

9:45PM: You can find the constantly updated playlist here. It will be published officially once the episode airs online. Current show backlog: more than 10 shows need to be edited.

9:49PM: Is it hot in here or is it just me?

9:56PM: First person to find this while I’m still on the air earns a shoutout. Use the contact form.

10:06PM: Just read the time and weather. Added that I am blogging live from the show, giving people a little taste of the show since I have such a backlog of shows to put online. I will provide links when the news warrants them. And the playlist continues to be updated.

10:28PM: People showed up to give a mini-tour. Familiar faces all around.

10:35PM: Covered Microsoft’s Photosynth and KFC’s advertisement that is viewable from space. Photosynth uses tons of photos to create a 3D model after gathering details like window ledges and door knobs. Fairly useless unless you have enough photos, and the IE-only demo isn’t very robust.

11:18PM: Talking with Randy Morin through Gmail’s Gtalk feature. Trying to figure out how I can make a living blogging.

11:22PM: Randy tells me I should get my shows online that day. I should have them all up and not worry about editing. He says people don’t care; everyone thinks they need to edit but look at his blog. He may be right. What do you think?

11:40PM: Went over new clubs, such as Phi Alpha Thea (History Honor Society), Entrepreneur Club, and the upcoming Women in Computing and Science vote. Also mentioned that Finals Fest dates were changed to the last Thursday, Wednesday, Friday, Monday, and Tuesday. And I am again running the SGA website and will have it updated in a few weeks.

Episode 6

This episode is a recording of the Wed, February 22nd show from 12am to 3am. This is the original recording, with minor editing.

In this episode John Resig of jQuery fame calls in to talk about topics that include: Campfire, Google Talk, Google, Digg clones, Social applications, Web 2.0, and various projects he and his company Juniper Bay are working on. He has a professional Javascript book due to come out in October.

Episode 5

This episode is a recording of the Wed, February 15th show from 12am to 3am. This is the original recording, with minor editing.

In this episode Nathan Weinberg from Blog News Channel calls in to talk about topics that include: Google Talk, Feeds, Bloglines, Firefox Memory Usage, Opera Caching, Windows Blinds, Hard drives, Google Video, Aardvark’d, Picasa on Linux, Codeweavers, Kamambe, A9, Digg, Digg on your own site, 3Bubbles, blood oranges, Google Adsense, Linkcloud, and more random chatter.

Episode 4

This episode is a recording of the Wed, February 8th show from 12am to 3am. This is the original recording, with minor editing. Topics include: Apple, iPod Announcements, Google, Google Talk in Gmail, Amazon Mechanical Turk, Superbowl Ads, IE7 Beta, Firefox exploit.

Note: I mention EnhanceTimeWarner.com, and it has since been shut down.

Episode 3

This episode is a recording of the Wed, February 1st show from 12am to 3am. This is the original recording, with minor editing. Topics include: Google in China, Google earnings, my experiment using Ask Jeeves for a week (and no Google search), Google music service rumor, Google AdSense referral policy change, top 10 online shopping tips, Heavy.com, viral videos.

Note: the recording mentions Firefox news, but I never actually report any. Sorry. Next episode has some Firefox exploit news.