
A broadcast engineer's podcast about the tech that owns you, the radio industry that shaped him, and the childhood junk drawer that started it all.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & CultureTechnology | |||

Everyone repeats the line that the cloud is just someone else's computer, and then keeps handing over their whole life to it anyway. I get into what that actually means once you stop laughing at it: they write the rules, they change them whenever the... more
That lossless badge on your music app feels like a promise, until you realize it's probably not reaching your ears at all. I break down what lossless, lossy, and high res audio actually mean, why almost every pair of Bluetooth headphones including Ai... more
Tyler digs into why phones, earbuds, and even video games are suddenly going backward, dumb phones, wired earbuds, and vinyl are all trending up while smartphones and streaming keep getting more bloated and expensive. He walks through the polling dat... more
Ever notice your chip bag feels lighter but somehow still costs the same? Tyler's had it with companies calling that inflation when it's really just shrinking the product, keeping the price, and quietly banking record profits. This episode walks thro... more
Tyler takes a trip down memory lane through video rental stores, sparked by a random Nova Scotia reunion and his kid watching a video store simulator game on YouTube. He walks through the whole Friday night rental ritual, the smell, the ps2 sleepover... more
Tyler breaks down why running a small internet radio station went from a fun hobbyist project in 2009 to a legal and financial minefield today. He walks through what changed after the small webcaster provisions expired, why licensing now means dealin... more
Tyler digs into the one MySpace bug that accidentally taught a whole generation how to code: that infamous About Me box that let you paste raw HTML and CSS to completely override your profile. He walks through how millions of teenagers turned copy-pa... more
Tyler hits pause on the usual format to explain why he's blowing up the show again. He walks through the moment he realized his supposedly personal podcast had quietly turned into a second shift of his day job, and what that means for where the Tyler... more
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A deep-dissolve look at the technology, policy, and history shaping modern audio, with a broadcast engineer host who threads decades of hands-on experience into accessible explanations. Episodes range from technical explainers (HD radio, RDS metadata, RSS enclosure tags) to industry-wide shifts (HD Radio's promise vs. reality, streaming royalties, AM infrastructure, and local radio's decline), all anchored by personal anecdotes and field-tested insights. The show often blends technical nuance with clear takeaways for practitioners and enthusiasts, offering practical guidance for engineers, station operators, and independent creators while highlighting the human and regulatory factors that quietly govern what listeners hear on the dial or on... more
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