Originally released in July 2021

A sharp, satirical open gives way to a grounded talk on work-life balance, fair pay, and digital boundaries. We share practical routines, reflect on loss and purpose, and unpack voice cloning, spyware, and the Audacity privacy scare with a calm, evidence-led lens.

• forced pauses and the cost of always-on habits
• rage quitting, living wages, and retention signals
• family loss, gratitude, and time with intention
• voice cloning ethics, consent, and transparency
• spyware basics, social engineering, and simple defenses
• Audacity privacy update and pragmatic tool choices
• caller tips for hard stops and screen-free dinners
• prioritizing must-haves vs nice-to-haves for balance
• DME Resources scholarship focus and impact goals

Be great. Do great things. Or else. 👽

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Originally released in June 2021

We set a bold target for a $150K digital forensics scholarship, share why the first week fell short, and lay out a pragmatic plan to keep going. We also map our shift to monthly episodes, add local services, and explain why accreditation and rigorous training can’t wait.

• first-week scholarship numbers and target
• honest take on shortfalls and momentum
• career path from kitchens to forensics
• friends, donors, and coalition building
• why digital forensics needs accreditation
• equity, training, and certification quality
• new VR tour services and audio production
• move to monthly episodes with guests
• gratitude, credits, and open sharing

Be great. Do great things. 🤔🙋

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💯Originally released in April 2021

We riff on comfort tech and end up in a serious look at data, labor, and privacy. Comedy keeps it light, but the questions bite: how much convenience is worth the cost, and who pays it when systems scale.

• heated toilet seats and bidets as dignity tech
• satire of unsafe speed culture via fake microwave ad
• family Easter moments and Gonzaga jokes for texture
• guarded data centers and Facebook’s resurfaced breach
• ambient tracking of non-users across devices
• Amazon labor pressures and deflection tactics
• valuation games and the ethics of exaggeration
• environmental DNA from air and future policing
• humor, nostalgia, and a reflective sign-off
• share-and-support reminder for an ad-free show

BE GREAT. DO GREAT THINGS. 😎

PS - I borrowed the episode thumbnail from Canon about five years ago, but I can't remember which Canon.

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