#020 - Life - A couple more stories from life in the tech trenches; listener's emails; plus, overclocked has a phone number: send in your audio comments, your stories, your experiences!

#019 - Tech - With the launch of Google Talk, we see both an incredible show of chutzpah with the search engine giant taking on perhaps the most oversaturated software market on the net, and another component of GoogleOS delivered under the radar of the major OS players.

#018 - Science - With the next shuttle launched delayed until (at least) March of 2006, some people are asking about the future of manned space flight in the United States. Who are these people, and what are the questions. More importantly, what are the answers?

Show #017: Science Fiction has long explored ideas about the next step in human evolution: steps that we will consciously choose; science isn't quite catching up on all fronts, but scientists *are* undermining the very notion of consciousness. With background music from Tom "T-Bone" Stankus, Laurie Anderson, Underworld, Khan, and Gurdieff, plus a clip from a new (old) podcast! Action packed episode!

#016 - New Audio Equipment - This is an experiment in audio production only. There's virtually no content at all, other than Bluejack's trials and travails trying to figure out how audio cables work. Hopefully this will be the last experimental meta show in the series. It can only get better from here!

#015: Still waiting for some new equipment, and heads down on a project, but this is a quick podcast on the topic of privacy v. transparency.

#014 - Tech - This program is a pile of scrap metal, some junk, maybe some gems! NASA shuttle landing; Debian v. Ubuntu v. Fedora v. ?; Bicycle brake pads & cone wrenches; The evils of PHP; Podcasts reviewed; Kind words from listeners; New equipment on order!

Show #013: Robots! Creepy Japanese Doll Androids! Baizhixing, the Weird Robot Doll (more here)! Furby is Back! Roach Robots!

#012 -- Life -- Stories from my years at Amazon as may (or may not) pertain to "living beyond the manufacturer's specifications."