Padre's Corner
2014 · Talk
18% science, 27% irreverence, 22% current events, 56% geek life, 13% non-sequiturs and $19 of ranting. That's the formula for Padre's Corner – A show that's not necessarily about tech news, but created by those who love news about tech. Join Padre each week as he picks up the stories that fall through the cracks and geeks out with your favorite folks from around the Interwebz.
Episodes
1. Marvel vs. DC With Bill Meeks77m · Padre's Broadband Rant, Bad USB, and Guardian's of the Galaxy with Bill Meeks
2. Brian Chee57m · Solar Cooking Birds and Brian Chee
3. David Hewlett80m · Hanging with Hewlett
4. Beer With Mary Jo Foley77m · Free as in Beer?
5. Anime Overload With Lance Heiskell71m · Protecting your rights... and your fighting robots.
6. Becky Worley – Mahalo for You Aloha71m · Cancer Bees, Clean Coal, Ranting on Comcast, and a romp through TechTV.
7. Jammin' With Chase Nunes74m · Super-Hero batteries, sustainable living, and the life of a content creator.
8. Fr. Jim McDermott, Eartha Kitt Crazy!80m · How pickpockets hack your brain, FedEx going green, and geeking out with Fr. Jim McDermott!
9. Content Creators Unite!67m · Shave for speed, Tesla Bus, and "Content Creation" with David Hewlett and OMGChad
10. Gadgets With Steve Kovach67m · Oxygen Crystals, EV ARC, Big Bertha & Steve Kovach
11. Pandora's Promise69m · Documentary filmmaker Robert Stone, Nuclear Power, and swallowing needles for your health.
12. Racing With Tim Stevens70m · Tim Stevens on tech, journalism, integrity and speed.
13. Disasters With Robb Moore66m · Google Nano Pill, ioSafe and CEO Robb Moore.
14. Mars Is Net Neutral, With Andy Weir66m · Mean people are popular, Net Neutral rant, & Andy Weir
15. Podception: The Book Guys48m · The Book Guys, Podception, BioLite, and Geckos.
16. TechWise With Robb65m · Robb Boyd, satellites, and batteries.
17. The Best of 2014153m · Highlights from Padre's Corner in 2014.
18. Happy New Year!21m · Aluminum foam, DRM hacks, and hardwareless speed boosts.
19. Bringing In the New Year With Steve Gibson65m · Super uses for magnets and Steve Gibson.
20. How the Hippo Got Cranky74m · Lasers, microbes and Hippos.
21. Geeking Out With the TnkGrl!71m · Solar Power, Rocket Power, Grl Power!
22. Geeking Out With Lou Maresca72m · Cancer-curing eggs, Microsoft and Droning Under the Influence
23. 3D With Chee!67m · Aircraft carriers, comcast and 3D printers
24. Chase Nunes - Gamer Update72m · Leo Copter takes off!
25. Scott Johnson46m · Probing in deeper space and Scott Johnson.
26. Net Neutral Honesty57m · Dumpster life, the PowerPot, Brian Chee and Net Neutrality.
27. Ohhhhh Doctah!66m · Drunks and Trolls and Puppets. Oh, my!
28. Drones in Paradise67m · A speed trap, a drone, an Apple, and Paradise.
29. Good Friday, Short Padre22m · Dealing with nuclear waste and The "Cantenna".More Like This
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