In what may be our favorite GeekRant yet, the guys have a wide-ranging discussion that begins with a recent Ninth Circuit court case and ends with an impromptu debate about the spiritual merits of GMOs. You gotta check this one out.
This week's show is uncharacteristically porn-heavy as the guys look at some recent news stories.
Myles and Seth try to explain to Mark why Privacy has become the sacred cow of the Open Source community, and how Uber knowing your location means the Government is out to get you.
For their first show of 2017, the guys experiment with a new form of ranting we call Ten-Minute Tirades. Let us know what you think!
While the guys are drinking eggnog and exchanging presents with their families, enjoy this pre-recorded look at some relatively "recent" news.
Merry Christmas from Element Opie Productions
They guys are joined by real-live Millennial Kirk Van Hyning for a discussion of culture, education, personal responsibility and more.
Myles and Seth are convinced that the government is spying on you through your toys, but Mark isn't quite so sure.
Millennials fight back after Mark's rant from a couple of weeks ago, and then the guys discuss why big companies suck at change.
While Mark is away Seth and Myles geek out on Bitcoin, bash on Apple and just generally rant in the best way.
In this politics-free episode the guys look at what it means for the future of Linux that Microsoft wants to be buddies.
Let's face it... we can't have a show called GeekRant and NOT spend some time ranting about the election.
While technical difficulties keep Seth on the sidelines, Mark and Myles discuss solar cells, alternate realities and why Apple still sucks.
Mark, Seth and Myles have a discussion about when it's appropriate for the Government to "stand up for the little guy" against misbehaving corporations.
As the guys stroll through the recent tech news, they find that there is no shortages of companies that suck.
Mark poses a theoretical question that sets off a series of scifi-laced ponderings about the future of Man's relationship with technology.
After a week away the guys catch up on some of their favorite topics as well as looking at some recent news.
Government over-reach and general human stupidity become the unintentional theme of this week's stroll through current events.
The guys enjoy a wide-ranging discussion about cord-cutting, international finance, government control of the Internet and more.
This week we take a look at combining dumb systems to create a smart house.
For his last show with us, Chris decides to share is passion for Dungeons and Dragons.
Our friend Myles joins us once again to discuss the scary realities of digital security in the Internet of Things.
What is the true price of "Free?" Tonight the guys take an honest look at the "Open Source Tax" we all pay every day.
What is "Free Speech?" Aside from "Congress shall make no law..." is there a social contract in America that promises a right to be heard?
The guys make up for lost time in the news department with a discussion of some interesting stories in the world today. Spoiler alert: ISPs suck.
Has the human race forgotten how to dream big? What is the "moon shot" of the next generation?
The guys discuss some of the big news events as well as some of the events that happened in their personal lives during their six-week hiatus.
In the last of their pre-recorded shows, the guys manage to find time to squeeze in one more rant about Facebook before they return to their regular schedule.
The guys revisit Mark's favorite enterprise-grade backup tool, BackupPC. The show may be old, but the tool is still good!
The guys look back at some previous news items that didn't make the show, but that were too good to leave behind.
