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Tesla Powerwall, Microsoft Build, Patrick Norton's Raspberry Pi streamer, and catch up with Kate Botello.
Kevin Rose covers Uber valuation worth $50 Billion, get a gold Apple Watch for $10, and catching up with Morgan Webb.
The BattleBots are back, build your own GameBoy with Limor Fried from adafruit.com, a blast from the past with Martin Sargent, and Leo and Padre answer viewer questions.
A $9 computer, build your own automatic cat feeder, a visit from the Giz Wiz, a robot that wants to stab you, and Martin Sargent and Leo answer your tech questions.
Mike Elgan takes us through the highlights of Google I/O, Photographer Trey Ratcliff talks about The Arcanum and photography with Voice Over Actor Jim Cutler, plus inside the Kickstarter project called Cubit.
Leo sets things on fire and lives to tell about it, how to partition your drive for Windows 10, using virtual reality in the classroom, the Raspberry Pi Evangelist is here to show you how to get started, and Roger along with Leo answer your tech questions.
The best - and worst - of Apple's WWDC, supercharge your Wi-Fi signal, and become a Photoshop expert in 5 minutes.
We talk E3 with Jeff Gerstmann, Catherine Hall shows us how to take a portrait, Trey Ratcliff shows us the latest Sony cameras, and a peek inside your cat's guts.
Leo and Adam Nimoy reminisce about his father and the making of the film "For the Love of Spock", Robert gives us the low down on the new High Dynamic Range TV sets, a Drone Kit teaching robotics to kids, and more.
Enabling the Future prints 3D arms for disabled kids, saving earth from asteroids with astronomer Gerald McKeegan, play music on your clothes with DrumPants, and Fr. Robert Ballecer and Patrick Norton answer your tech questions!
We're joined by a scientist from the New Horizons Pluto team, Frederick Van Johnson shows you how to make your photos shine on Lightroom, the Makey Makey Go with the the founder and CEO, the Vufine is TV for your glasses, plus Leo and Megan answer your tech questions.
Paul Thurrott's Top 10 for Windows 10, a research seismologist joins in to talk about earthquake prediction and that article in the New Yorker about the earthquake that's going to destroy the West Coast, a talk with Jeremy Cowart the photographer of the musicians and celebrities, Sarah Pearson explains creative commons, plus Leo answers viewers' tech questions.
Padre's Black Hat preview, how to sell your app, Motorola phone announcements, Bill Nye film, replacement for Windows Movie maker, First Person View Drone Racing, and more.
Behind the scenes of 'The Martian' movie with Andy Weir, Jason Howell is building an arcade cabinet, musician Clay Bell performs live, Steve Gibson talks Defcon and Black Hat, and more.
The Smithsonian wants to save Neil Armstrong's spacesuit and needs your help with their Kickstarter project, Becky Worley has some odd gadgets to show off including a food sniffer, and who owns the rights to "The Happy Birthday Song".
The Note 5 versus the OnePlus Two, NASA has Martians in Hawaii, Ashley Madison in disarray, and a way to make your GoPro footage look rock-solid.
How political campaigns are using social media to influence your vote, El Niño is on the way, and a man who invented a Twitter bot that has won thousands of contests has now invented a revolutionary car battery.
Intel launches the new SkyLake processors, 3D printed hearts saving the lives of children, what happens to the lost data when you compress music to MP3, and live from the big IFA show in Berlin.
The latest announcements from Apple, feline facial detection, how to surf the Dark Web, and it's a bird! It's a plane! It's the world's first International Drone Conference!
A victory for dancing babies everywhere after a major appeals court ruling affecting copyright infringement, making you ready for World Maker Faire!, and the Founder of SPACEVR about virtual reality in space!
The best of Maker Faire World, TechCrunch CoHero, the BB-8 robot tear-down, Leo answers your questions and Pomplamoose plays live.
Hear from the man who found water on Mars, the 8th grade teacher who mixes science with rap, plus use your smartphone to test your heart rate, track your sleep, and check out the gunk in your ears.
Microsoft's new gear, the creator of the Onion and TOR Projects, astronauts training for Space at the bottom of the sea, the best cord-cutting app you've never heard of, and it's International Light Saber Day.
New Steve Jobs movie, speaker in a jar, and it's time to go back to the present.
Meet the folks transforming children's wheelchairs into incredible costumes, how bots will take the place of apps, Ben Heck's Halloween hacks, plus we'll answer your tech questions live.
Gamergate, monster maker, paranormal investigator, and Friday the 13th game.
Sub Pop founder Bruce Pavitt, audio guru Anthony Grimani, and the STEAM Carnival comes to town.
Leo Laporte and Ian Thomson talk nerdy hardware machine learning stuff with Nicole Hemsoth from The Next Platform. Remember floppy disks? Meet the man still selling them. Plus, off to the Caribbean to help out an up-and-coming podcaster.
Photos from 10-thousand feet, AirBNB for your pets, and the 17-year-old who's going to save the world from Ebola.
Learn how to cook like a scientist with Cooking for Geeks author Jeff Potter, and keep your computer safe with F-Secure Chief Research Officer Mikko Hyponnen.
Lauren Hockenson from The Next Web reviews the hot video games for the holiday season, teaching schoolchildren to code with the The Hour of Code, the hot new $5 Raspberry Pi Zero computer, and Aaron Newcomb has a 3D scanner he 3D printed so he can 3D print things he 3D scans.
We meet the man who will use stem cells to grow you a new set of teeth. The folks from Fictiv are here with a tear down of a perfectly good Dyson Ball vacuum cleaner. We'll visit the Make Pop-up store in San Francisco's Union Square and Rafe Needleman will show us a three kits that make great gifts. Jewish Reggae artist Matisyahu talks to us about how he uses social media.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens, NORAD Santa Tracking, and The Original Trilogy Despecialized Edition.
