The Birth of the Turntable
From phonautographs to the early record players, we take a look at the birth of the turntable as an entertainment device. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee ...
25 Apr 20181h 2min
End to End Encryption Services
An anonymous listener wanted to know more about end to end encryption. How is it possible to encrypt information across the Internet so that only the right person can read it? We explore the world of ...
24 Apr 201852min
Techstuff Classic: The Dirt on Digital Audio
How is audio recorded digitally? In this first episode on a series about mp3 and digital audio, Jonathan breaks down how we convert sound into 0s and 1s. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://w...
21 Apr 201843min
Getting MIDI With It
What is MIDI and how does it work? We answer a request from listener Jesse and take a look at the history and evolution of MIDI and what it is (and is not). Learn more about your ad-choices at https...
20 Apr 201844min
Listener Grab Bag
Sometimes, I get requests for topics that aren't quite robust enough for a full episode. Here I'll cover several requests and give shortish answers to them. Learn more about your ad-choices at https:...
18 Apr 201854min
The Nintendo Story: Part Four
It's been two years since we last detailed the course of Nintendo. What has the company been up to since April 2016? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnyst...
13 Apr 201844min
Send in the Clones: The IBM PC Story
IBM was known for its business-to-business operations. So when the corporate giant decided to get into the home computer market, people took notice. How did IBM establish the PC as the de facto standa...
11 Apr 201853min
How Apple Survived the PC Wars: Part Two
After introducing the Macintosh computer, Apple struggled a bit to ensure its future. As it continued to rely upon the sturdy Apple II platform, the company tried to forge a new path. How did it go? ...
6 Apr 201841min
