I've been enjoying listening to this podcast by John C. Dvorak (long time technology/computer writer, e.g. for PC Magazine) and Adam Curry (old MTV VJ and tech entrepreneur). I'm don't necessarily subscribe to their crackpot theories or speculation, but it's definitely more entertaining to listen to than the old AM radio news channels I've had dialed in on my car stereo for years now and still remains educational on current events.

Anyway, give it a listen (it's free, if you don't like it, no sweat): noagendashow.com

digital man

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Re: No Agenda
By: Digital Man to All on Fri Feb 14 2014 12:51 am


I've also been listening to podcasts lately. Retronaut is often interesting and entertaining. They discuss video gaming history and stuff like that.

A friend of mine from college has been doing a podcast called Hero Sandwich, which is about nerd culture sort of stuff: superheroes, comics, movies, etc. He and his co-host are often pretty funny, so I've been enjoying it.

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Re: No Agenda
By: Digital Man to All on Fri Feb 14 2014 12:51 am

I've been enjoying listening to this podcast by John C. Dvorak (long time technology/computer writer, e.g. for PC Magazine) and Adam Curry (old MTV

Isn't it Dvorak that tears apart the IBM PS/2 on Computer Chronicles? That's such a good episode (available on archive.org) It's a really funny scene.

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Re: No Agenda
By: Froggyme to Digital Man on Wed Mar 05 2014 09:36 pm

Re: No Agenda
By: Digital Man to All on Fri Feb 14 2014 12:51 am

I've been enjoying listening to this podcast by John C. Dvorak (long time technology/computer writer, e.g. for PC Magazine) and Adam Curry (old MTV

Isn't it Dvorak that tears apart the IBM PS/2 on Computer Chronicles?
That's such a good episode (available on archive.org) It's a really funny scene.

Could be. I haven't seen it, but I'll have to find it on youtube and check it out.

digital man

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