Show #011 - In which Bluejack fails miserably at covering the NASA space launch, and gives you meandering dreck of rambles and rants on the Space program and related phenomena.

#010: Here's something new... a film review, and of an unlikely gem of a movie, Space Truckers, from 1996 and starring Dennis Hopper. Directed by Stuart Gordon. You would expect a movie with this title to be a bad bit of sci-fi B-movie fluff, and it's all of that except, in my opinion, actually bad.

#009 -- ::overclocked::World -- President Bush is expected to announce a revision to the United States policy on space-based weapons. We don't know for sure what he will establish, but we know what the Air Force wants. It wants total, exclusive, and perpetual military superiority in space. We examine the benefits, the costs, and the political and scientific ramifications of space-based weapons.

#008: IBM announces that it will terminate sales and support of OS/2 over the next year and a half. What? OS/2 was still alive? What can we learn from the life and death of OS/2: Was Microsoft opportunistic or Macchiavellian? Do computer companies understand the difference between hardware and software?

#007 -- In which we listen to the Space Shuttle Launch being scrubbed, have a look at Kennewick Man, and discover that any nutcase can walk in to the Defense Department's computers and scarf super-secret files about suppressed technologies.

#006 : On well-produced podcasts, too much nattering, the limitations of time, and most of all -- genre purists in science fiction and fantasy. Music clips from Art of Noise and Fatboy Slim.

#005: Podcasting and self-publishing have a lot in common, both good and bad. But one problem affecting both forms is the difficulty in finding good stuff. Could there be a common solution?

#004: A meditation on the soul of America.

::overclocked receives its first critique, and discusses copyright and fair use.

#001 : Coffee, Clarion West, and Science Fiction, with music clips from ClockDVA and Timo Mass / Deep Dish.

A very quick, 1:30 introduction to the ::overclocked podcast.