
Once a week we get together in a studio somewhere in London to take the piss out of telecoms and technology for an hour or so.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 397 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

The lads are delighted to welcome back special guest Neil McRae, in his first appearance as CTIO of CityFibre. Pausing only for a semi-regular check in on the current state of AI, they get straight into hearing about Neilās new gig and his plans for ... more
The lads are delighted to welcome back special guest Paul Nolan of PR agency CC Group Hoffman. Pausing only to reflect on the delights of summertime Copenhagen, they start by exploring research Paulās company has done into GEO ā generative engine opt... more
The pod is back after a break for Scottās summer holiday and the lads are delighted to welcome back special guest Geoff Hollingworth of Rakuten Symphony. They start with an introduction to Rakuten, which is a major player in Japan across a number of ... more
This is your last pod for a few weeks as Scott is selfishly going on holiday, sorry. Thereās no guest this week, which gives the lads the opportunity to dive a bit deeper into the news. They start by assessing the significance of a Huawei announcemen... more
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Great podcast with Dean enjoyed it if you could have Dean on the pod more often šif possible š
Thanks for the mid week podcast enjoyed it learned a lot keep up the great work š
- openings are too much not telcom but once you get to telcom itās great
- the discussion in Israel protests was interesting and I found myself, as a fellow white man, thinking how privileged your comments were. Itās easy to condemn protesters when weāve literally had to fight for nothing.
Iām a woman who is about to start a job in telco. This podcast had some great titles but I found it totally inaccessible 1) itās far too long and you have to sift through lots of inane chat before you get to any useful content 2) the inane chat is centred around things like football which makes it extremely off-putting to someone like me who is not interested in football. Itās a shame as it could be very useful if properly edited and if a wider audience was considered in its creation.
Really informative when the hosts stick to their area of expertise, I.e. telecoms. Not so great when they veer into adjacent subjects like net neutrality or Sec 230, their lack of in-depth knowledge in those areas becomes quickly apparent. The best episodes are when they bring on execs from telecoms companies.
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The show centers telecoms industry analysis with a candid, informal tone, blending technical depth with broad conversations on regulation, policy, OpenRAN, 5G/6G, satellites, and AI in networks. Episodes frequently feature guest experts and executives, offering pragmatic takes on market dynamics, vendor competition, and regulatory frameworks across Europe and beyond. Listeners likely include telecom professionals, technology strategists, and policy enthusiasts who enjoy accessible banter alongside substantive industry context. A standout trait is the mix of sharp technical insight, market storytelling, and a relaxed, sometimes whiskey-fueled banter that keeps complex topics approachable for a tech-savvy audience. Potential sponsors and gues... more
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