"Tech Talk" is a two-hour tech-focussed radio talkshow broadcast live from 10:05am-Noon PT on Saturdays on C-FAX 1070 Radio in Victoria, BC, Canada. Notes are at http://ShowNotes.ca
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Useful info and advice, plus fun stuff, all explained in a way that demystifies the tech jargon for non-techies like me. I never miss an episode and really appreciate the handy ‘show notes’. So thank you, Alan and Brian, and all your guest experts. You are truly appreciated!
I really enjoy the show and the tech tips and news are easy to listen to. Thanks Alan and Brian for all your hard work!
Like how the show is audience centric. I’m happy to hear what the average person is doing. I get asked questions about computers from friends. And your show a lot of the time has talked about an update or something I can pass along. I encourage others to listen to your show! Great job!
Seems like this has become Camera Talk more than tech but then cell phones are more camera than phone nowadays. If you’re not into photography it’s often pretty boring listening to the hosts drone on about stuff you don’t understand. There’s still the odd call-in being told to switch it off and switch it on again. Not the show it used to be.
Sometimes wanders off topic, but otherwise a great show.
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Tech Talk launched 6 years ago and published 30 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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