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TechtalkRadio is your go-to radio show and podcast for everything computers, technology, and the internet! Hosted by Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd, with contributions from Matt Jones, Slick,...
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TechtalkRadio is your go-to radio show and podcast for everything computers, technology, and the internet! Hosted by Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd, with contributions from Matt Jones, Slick, Amanda and Broadway, the show has been delivering tech insights and laughs since 1996, originally broadcasting from Palm Springs, California before moving to Tucson, Az.
Each episode of the Radio Show dives into new tech, classic gadgets, and everything cool in between—from websites and smart home tools to mobile devices, health tech, video games, entertainment and even drones.
Whether you're a seasoned tech pro or just curious about the latest trends, TechtalkRadio makes technology fun, friendly, and easy to understand.
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Each episode of the Radio Show dives into new tech, classic gadgets, and everything cool in between—from websites and smart home tools to mobile devices, health tech, video games, entertainment and even drones.
Whether you're a seasoned tech pro or just curious about the latest trends, TechtalkRadio makes technology fun, friendly, and easy to understand.
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14 MAY. 2026 · This week on TechtalkRadio, the crew takes listeners on a fun and surprisingly personal ride through travel tech, aviation apps, retro family discoveries, AI photo restoration, streaming frustrations, and even a little Bubble Pop obsession. Andy Taylor, Shawn DeWeerd, and Justin Lemmy kick things off by talking about Justin’s upcoming trip to Japan and the tech challenges that come with international travel — from voltage differences and outlet adapters to keeping devices charged during a 12-hour flight. The conversation also dives into airline Wi-Fi, Steam Deck gaming on long flights, and useful travel tools like FlightAware and ADS-B Exchange for aviation fans
The show then shifts into the world of live production as Shawn shares stories from producing and directing a massive international chamber music competition livestream, giving listeners a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to manage cameras, streaming systems, and production crews during an 11-hour broadcast event.
Andy also shares a fascinating genealogy rabbit hole after discovering long-lost family history connected to Burma and India through online archives and vintage photographs. The discussion naturally expands into preserving family memories, with the team debating whether AI-powered photo restoration tools are a great way to preserve history or if traditional untouched photos should remain as they are.
Listeners also get a lively conversation about movie search frustrations, the “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon,” whether it’s finally time to cut the cord from cable television, and why streaming services are starting to feel just as expensive as traditional TV. The crew also touches on the rise of FAST TV, subscription fatigue, and the growing number of ads appearing even on paid streaming platforms
To wrap things up, Andy shares some surprising Walmart tech bargains on gaming PC hardware, Shawn discusses a major cyberattack impacting schools using the Canvas learning platform during finals week, and Justin previews the gadgets and camera gear he’ll be bringing along to Japan. As always, the episode blends humor, tech news, personal stories, and gadget talk into another entertaining edition of TechtalkRadio.
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30 ABR. 2026 · This week on TechtalkRadio, Andy Taylor and Shawn DeWeerd share a real-world experience after a powerful storm caused widespread outages—breaking down the tech that kept things running, from generators to portable power solutions and smart energy management. Shawn tells us about the One he uses and maintanence before and after a storm.
The conversation also dives into the latest innovations from the NAB Show, including cutting-edge cameras, AI-powered video editing tools, and the growing shift toward cloud-based production and content creation.
Plus, the team explores upcoming changes to Apple CarPlay, what they mean for drivers, and how automakers may be moving toward subscription-based in-car tech.
And in this week’s listener question, Andy and Shawn discuss how to digitize old cassette tapes—whether you go DIY or use a professional service.
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22 ABR. 2026 · In This Week's Show, We find out how Shawn is thankful for a Storm tracker, also Apple shakeups, privacy battles, and streaming tech—this week on TechtalkRadio, Andy, Shawn, and Justin cover it all with a special visit from Amanda!
Shawn shares a real-life severe weather scare and how YouTube storm tracking played a critical role. Tim Cook transitions from Apple CEO, Justin calling it a promotion and the guys discuss what could be next for the company and where A.I. Plays in Apple's future.
Plus, a deep dive into digital privacy and the rise of “de-Googling,” a look at Amazon’s new Fire TV Stick HD, and practical advice for businesses looking to implement digital signage.
Amanda visits with Andy and they have a great discussion on Education and EdTech and how it is shaping up some classrooms while confusing some districts.
All that, plus celebrity encounters, streaming habits, and even gaming into your 90s, Which ones we would be playing?
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16 ABR. 2026 · This week on TechtalkRadio, Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd cover a wide mix of entertainment tech, broadcast news, consumer advice, and listener questions. Justin shares the behind-the-scenes technology that powers Water World in Denver, from digital signage and menu systems to wireless kiosks, Wi-Fi, and guest access. The crew also talks about how digital displays have changed restaurants, attractions, and customer experiences everywhere.
The show also features a fun discussion on the new Super Mario Galaxy movie, with Justin and Shawn sharing their reactions to the film’s overload of Nintendo characters, nostalgic callbacks, and what it could mean for the future of Nintendo movies. Shawn then checks in with a look at NAB 2026, including major broadcast industry acquisitions, 2110 IP production trends, and updates from Blackmagic Design, DaVinci Resolve 21, and GoPro’s surprising new camera direction.
Listeners also get helpful advice on dealing with swollen laptop batteries, Spicy Pillows, the headaches of wireless printer setup, the realities of fiber vs. cable internet, and the latest on DJI’s Avata 360 drone availability in the U.S. The episode wraps with a warning about malware concerns involving CPU-Z and Hardware Monitor downloads, plus a look at the growing flood of scam emails and text messages.
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2 ABR. 2026 · This week on TechtalkRadio, Andy Taylor, Shawn DeWeerd, and Justin Lemme cover a wide range of timely tech topics, starting with World Backup Day and the ongoing debate over whether traditional backups still matter in a cloud-first world. The team talks about NAS systems, cloud backup services, privacy concerns, and what users give up in exchange for convenience.
The conversation also dives into digital surveillance, AI-powered photo recognition, smart camera systems, and the tradeoffs that come with living in an always-connected world. A listener question about fiber versus cable internet leads to a practical discussion on speed, upload performance, and why fiber may be the better long-term option.
In one of the show’s funniest segments, Justin shares his attempt to use Grok to help build a Project Zomboid server on his Synology. After hours of troubleshooting, screenshots, errors, and finally paying for “Super Grok,” the AI ultimately revealed the setup was never going to work on that hardware—turning the whole experience into a perfect example of how AI can be both helpful and hilariously frustrating.
Later, Andy talks with Julie Gran of GrandPad, a tablet designed specifically for seniors. They discuss how GrandPad makes technology easier, safer, and more accessible through a secure family network, simplified design, telehealth support, and the new AI-powered Grandy Chat feature. The show wraps with a fun look at camera gear, as Justin talks about shopping for a Tamron lens in Japan and Shawn explains how aperture and focal length create that cinematic bokeh look.
From creator tools to meaningful tech for families, it’s another informative and engaging episode of TechtalkRadio.
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20 MAR. 2026 · On this week’s TechtalkRadio, Andy Taylor and Shawn DeWeerd cover a wide range of tech topics, starting with a listener question about securely accessing files remotely. They discuss modern solutions like VPNs, Tailscale, and remote desktop tools, along with the challenges of Windows 11 networking changes. The conversation also takes an interesting turn into how Pokémon Go’s massive location data is now being used to power delivery robots, highlighting the unexpected ways everyday tech can evolve.
Andy also prepares for an upcoming presentation focused on practical technology for older users, including easy-to-use devices like GrandPad tablets and digital photo frames that automatically update with family pictures. The show features a hands-on discussion of the new MacBook Neo, covering design, usability, performance, and why it could be a strong choice for everyday users.
In the second half, local entrepreneur Misa Acosta of Makeup Therapy with Marissa joins the show to share her journey of building a business and using social media. She offers insights into content creation, engagement strategies, and how platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube can help grow a brand.
The episode wraps with entertainment news, including buzz around a new Firefly animated series and the evolving world of streaming content.
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12 MAR. 2026 · This week on TechtalkRadio, Andy Taylor and Shawn DeWeerd kick things off with a real-time look at severe weather, storm tracking, and the growing role of independent meteorologists on YouTube. Shawn shares how live storm coverage from creator Ryan Hall has changed the way many people follow dangerous weather, offering faster, more detailed updates than traditional local broadcasts in some cases. The conversation also dives into storm preparedness, from generators and backup power to radios, fuel, and having a family plan in place when rough weather rolls in.
The show also revisits one of the week’s most talked-about tech topics: the new MacBook Neo. Andy and Shawn break down the appeal of Apple’s lower-cost laptop, discussing its price point, specs, battery life, and why it could be an attractive option for people who have always wanted to try a Mac without spending a fortune. They also talk about the learning curve for longtime Windows users, the differences in workflow, and why Apple may have found the right moment to push harder into the affordable laptop space.
Shawn, who has long been skeptical of AI, admits he was surprised by how powerful and creative the music-generation platform Suno turned out to be. The two discuss the fun and creative possibilities of AI music tools, while also emphasizing the importance of ethics, transparency, and giving proper credit whenever AI plays a role in the creative process. Later in the show, Andy spotlights the ASUS ProArt PX13 GoPro Edition, a compact but powerful creator laptop designed for video editors and GoPro users, with features like a bright OLED display, strong onboard AI processing, a built-in jog wheel, and 2-in-1 flexibility.
Andy Taylor talks with Sean Dadashi, co-founder of Rosebud, an AI-powered journaling app designed to make self-reflection easier, more guided, and more meaningful. Sean explains how the idea for Rosebud grew from his own experience with therapy and journaling, where he saw firsthand how difficult it can be for people to stare at a blank page and know where to begin. With Rosebud, users can write or speak their thoughts, then receive thoughtful AI-guided prompts that help them go deeper, recognize patterns, and stay connected to personal goals over time.
Wrapping things up, the show touches on Mario Day, Nintendo announcements, and new family-friendly interactive gaming experiences from NEX Playground, making for a packed episode full of gadgets, AI, entertainment, and practical tech talk.
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5 MAR. 2026 · This week on TechtalkRadio, Andy and Shawn open with condolences for Justin, who’s away for a couple weeks after a loss in the family. From there, the conversation swings into Shawn’s very real-world tech life as a broadcast engineer at Notre Dame—juggling a marathon Saturday that included multiple live productions across different networks and platforms. They also touch on the frustration of missing major industry conferences like NAB and Infocom due to schedule collisions, while still keeping an eye on the one event Shawn refuses to miss: Gen Con, the massive tabletop gaming convention he’s attended for over a decade.
The middle of the show dives into the growing “ownership problem” in modern tech—especially as it relates to phones, computers, and cloud services. Andy and Shawn react to Apple’s latest headlines, including talk of a more affordable iPhone option and what a lower-cost iOS device could mean for people who don’t want (or can’t justify) flagship pricing. That naturally leads to a bigger discussion: device upgrade fatigue, the rising cost of PC parts like RAM and storage, and the creeping shift toward renting everything—software, storage, even processing power—through subscriptions and cloud instances.
AI is the big philosophical thread this week. They debate the ethical and emotional cost of AI-generated content—how it’s getting harder to tell what’s real, why disclosure matters, and what happens when companies replace human creativity because AI is cheaper and “good enough.” Andy shares a fascinating example using Suno, an AI music generator that created a shockingly convincing song featuring the show’s names—cool, impressive… and immediately uncomfortable once you realize what it represents. They also dig into the fine print reality: even when you prompt the creation, you often don’t truly own it, and rights can disappear the moment you stop paying.
In the second half, the show pivots back to practical tech help with a listener question about home security cameras. Shawn lays out why he’s a fan of Wyze—especially the value of an unlimited camera plan and SD-card local recording—while Andy weighs in with real-world comparisons like Google Nest limitations and other alternatives (including a window-mounted camera option he demoed on TV). The episode wraps with a fun maker-style segment where Shawn explains his DIY hack turning a Wyze smart switch into a portable “smart button,” plus a quick look at an RF/IR detection gadget Andy picked up for travel privacy and hidden camera detection. Finally, they close on fresh Apple rumors—an apparent leak pointing to a lower-cost “MacBook Neo”—and tease next week’s topic: AI journaling with Rosebud.
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19 FEB. 2026 · All three hosts are back together on TechtalkRadio — Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd — and the week’s big theme is simple: AI is everywhere, and it’s getting harder to trust what we see online. We look back and break down the Super Bowl’s wave of AI-focused ads (and why the “good old days” of surprise commercials are gone), then dig into the privacy creep factor behind smart devices — including a Ring-style “search every camera” flock concept that left us asking, helpful… or Big Brother?
We also talk about the Nancy Guthrie case in Tucson and how AI-generated “enhancements,” misinformation, and livestream speculation can distort a real investigation in real time. Listener questions take us into practical territory: how parents can introduce teens to AI with smart guardrails, and where to find classic Windows 95-era computer games through GOG (Good Old Games) and the Internet Archive. Plus: nostalgia gaming, Diablo vs. World of Warcraft, “Will It Run Doom?” insanity, remembering Hideki Sato (a major force behind Sega hardware like the Dreamcast), and a quick look at Apple rumors and the next wave of chips.
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14 FEB. 2026 · TechtalkRadio kicks off Valentine’s weekend 2026 with a practical update on home security cameras—and why this topic is suddenly front-of-mind for a lot of people. Andy explains how cloud-based doorbells can still capture (and upload) footage even without an active paid plan, what “short-window” history looks like on some systems, and why notifications (including email alerts) can matter when you’re trying to piece together a timeline.
From there, Andy compares camera approaches: cloud-first doorbells like Google Nest, local-recording options that use microSD loop recording, and higher-resolution setups like Reolink (including solar-powered placements for property coverage). He also hits real-life usability stuff that’s easy to overlook—glare behind glass when placing a camera indoors towards the exterior. This is possible with the Girafit Indoor, also how quickly you can save clips to your phone, and why you might not want to disable motion/vehicle notifications even if they’re annoying.
Then the show jumps into a 2016 flashback recorded this same week: a super-relatable PC upgrade spiral (new CPU means new motherboard, which means new RAM, which means… everything). The crew debates overclocking, thermals, motherboard quality, and warranty choices—plus Justin drops the always-handy PCPartPicker tip for anyone building on a budget.
Part two of the flashback brings back “60 Second Tech,” including iPhone LED flash alerts for notifications, smarter shopping comparisons when buying laptops, and early predictions about autonomous delivery and driverless regulation.
Back to current day, Andy closes the episode with a quick nod to Black Mirror (and how fast reality keeps chasing sci-fi), plus a couple of websites worth checking out.
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TechtalkRadio is your go-to radio show and podcast for everything computers, technology, and the internet! Hosted by Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd, with contributions from Matt Jones, Slick,...
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TechtalkRadio is your go-to radio show and podcast for everything computers, technology, and the internet! Hosted by Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd, with contributions from Matt Jones, Slick, Amanda and Broadway, the show has been delivering tech insights and laughs since 1996, originally broadcasting from Palm Springs, California before moving to Tucson, Az.
Each episode of the Radio Show dives into new tech, classic gadgets, and everything cool in between—from websites and smart home tools to mobile devices, health tech, video games, entertainment and even drones.
Whether you're a seasoned tech pro or just curious about the latest trends, TechtalkRadio makes technology fun, friendly, and easy to understand.
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Each episode of the Radio Show dives into new tech, classic gadgets, and everything cool in between—from websites and smart home tools to mobile devices, health tech, video games, entertainment and even drones.
Whether you're a seasoned tech pro or just curious about the latest trends, TechtalkRadio makes technology fun, friendly, and easy to understand.
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| Autor | TechtalkRadio |
| Organización | TechtalkRadio |
| Categorías | Tecnología , Noticias tecnológicas , Noticias de entretenimiento |
| Página web | www.techtalkradio.com |
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