
Join The Tyler Woodward Project to learn about digital ownership, internet privacy, consumer rights, and the right to repair. This podcast offers clear, no-spin explanations and an engineer's take on how and why tech products are designed, tailored for older millennials.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsTechnology | |||

Shrinkflation isn't greed—it's infrastructure. We examine how regulatory capture and media consolidation removed the market friction that once forced honest pricing, giving brands pricing power without consequence. Fewer competitors, fewer regulators... more
Blockbuster didn't lose to Netflix—they built a hybrid rental system better than Netflix, then sabotaged it themselves over a CEO bonus. Explore how corporate misaligned incentives kill innovation, late-fee economics, and what this 2005 corporate fai... more
I ran my own internet radio station legally in 2009. Today, streaming royalties make it mathematically impossible to repeat — and here's why. From licensing aggregators to regulatory capture, this is how consolidation killed DIY streaming and what it... more
A teenage MySpace bug turned millions of Gen X and millennial kids into self-taught coders. In this episode, I trace how a security hole became an education—and why every platform after MySpace decided personal control was a liability, not a feature.... more
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Apple Podcasts | #210 |
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A tech-forward, engineering-minded show that dissects how radio, media infrastructure, and related technologies shape the way we listen and interact. Host-driven episodes blend historical context, practical workflows, and industry shifts—ranging from RDS and metadata to broadcast network security and localism in radio—into accessible, story-led analyses. The format leans into hands-on explanations, real-world examples, and candid takes on policy, consolidation, and innovation within broadcasting and digital audio. A standout characteristic is the host's knack for translating complex systems (like MaxxCasting, C-band transitions, and open-source networking) into actionable insights for engineers, station operators, and media buyers alike. If... more
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