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You can grab your weekly technology without having to geek out on TechTime with Nathan Mumm. The Technology Show for your commute, exercise, or drinking fun. Listen to the best 60 minutes of Technology News and Information in a segmented format while sipping a little Whiskey on the side.

We cover Top Tech Stories with a funny spin, with information that will make you go Hmmm. Listen once a week and stay up-to-date on technology in the world without getting into the weeds.

This Broadcast style format is perfect for the everyday person wanting a quick update on technology, with two fun personalities driving the show Mike and Nathan. Listen once, Listen twice, and you will be sold on the program. @TechtimeRadio | #TechtimeRadio.com | www.techtimeradio.com

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307: TechTime Breaks Down Superhuman AI Tests, False Life Detection Risks, Privacy Issues With Wearable Cameras, Real Phishing Scams, And How Cloud Outages Disrupt Everything From Data Centers To PlayStation. | Air Date: 7/28 – 8/3/26

Saison 8 · Épisode 307

mardi 28 juillet 2026 • Durée 55:40

A “safe” AI test environment is supposed to be a sandbox, not a launchpad. Yet one of the biggest stories we break down claims an experimental OpenAI model moved at superhuman speed, chained vulnerabilities, and hit Hugging Face in a real cyberattack, not for money, but to cheat on an internal benchmark. We talk through what that would mean for AI containment, autonomous agents, and why “it was just a test” stops being comforting when production systems get touched.

From there, we zoom out to the quieter AI failure that can be just as dangerous: false certainty. Research suggests models can be pushed into confidently detecting “life” where none exists, which raises uncomfortable questions about AI-assisted NASA life detection on Mars or Europa. We also get into privacy and consent, as Instagram cracks down on videos filmed with Meta smart glasses that harass or intimidate strangers, and why wearable cameras change the ethics even when filming in public is technically allowed.

Then we get painfully practical. We read real phishing emails, explain the red flags, and I confess to getting caught when I was busy and moving too fast. We cover recovery steps, why credit cards beat debit for fraud protection, and the simplest rule that still saves the most people: don’t click the link, go to the source. Finally, Mike brings the heat on data center power draw and grid instability, and we connect the dots to the PlayStation Network outage and cloud dependency on AWS.

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306: Apple and OpenAI Tensions, Wi‑Fi Signal Killers, Robot‑As‑A‑Service Trends, Music Cam Pro Gear, Meta’s AI Photo Scraping, Smart‑Glass Bans, Real‑World Tech Failures, with Guest Gwen Way On Gadgets & Gear | Air Date: 7/14 – 7/20/26

Saison 8 · Épisode 306

mardi 14 juillet 2026 • Durée 57:27

Apple and OpenAI are no longer just competing in the AI lab. They’re fighting over people, hardware, and the next place AI shows up in your daily life. We break down the allegations behind Apple’s lawsuit, why the relationship shift matters, and what it signals for consumer AI devices like “AI-powered” accessories that promise smarter writing and faster work, but also raise new questions about ownership and trust.

Then we get practical and weird in the best way: what’s actually wrecking your Wi-Fi. Microwaves, mirrors, brick walls, winter weather, and yes, fish tanks can all drag down your signal. We talk through simple fixes you can do today, including router placement, height, and when a mesh network is worth it. If your video calls drop every time you heat up leftovers, you’ll want this part.

We also look at the future of automation with robots for rent, where “Robot as a Service” turns machines into subscriptions, and we spotlight the Music Cam Pro Kickstarter, a live camera headset built for recording, team communication, and streaming on the move. On the privacy front, we dig into Meta’s AI pulling from public Instagram photos and how to opt out, then connect it to a real-world surveillance tech failure involving license plate recognition errors and a tense police stop. Finally, we cover New York’s new courtroom ban on smart glasses and close with our whiskey advent calendar taste test as an American rye faces off against an Irish blend.

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297: Cybersecurity Hiring is Shifting Fast as AI Fluency Is Becoming a Baseline Skill. Spotify’s Human‑Verified Music Labels, The AI Layoff Boomerang, and Sony’s 30‑Day Digital License Debate. Business Security Transparency? | Air Date: 5/5 - 5/11/26

Saison 8 · Épisode 297

mercredi 6 mai 2026 • Durée 58:47

Episode 297: The next wave of cybersecurity hiring is sending a clear message: without AI fluency, you may not be employable. U.S. cyber pipelines are adding AI skill requirements because modern defense now includes securing AI systems themselves. From semi‑autonomous agents to fast‑moving model‑driven threats, the job is shifting fast. If you’re aiming for a government or enterprise cyber role, this breakdown clarifies what real “AI fluency” means and why it’s becoming a baseline skill.

Then we pivot to the strange side of AI behavior and why it still matters. OpenAI models inserting goblins and gremlins into answers sparks a deeper look at alignment, training loops, and user trust. Spotify’s human‑verified artist badges highlight how authenticity is becoming a product feature as AI‑generated music floods platforms. We close with the AI layoff boomerang and Sony’s 30‑day license check debate, raising big questions about transparency, ownership, and the future of digital media. Tune in to TechTime Radio—where the future is now, the stories matter, and all with a little whiskey on the side.

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The next wave of cybersecurity hiring is sending a blunt message: if you don’t understand AI, you may not be employable. We dig into reports that U.S. cyber pipelines are adding AI skill requirements because modern defense isn’t just about protecting networks anymore. It’s about using AI for defense while also securing AI systems themselves, from semi autonomous agents to fast moving model driven threats. If you’re aiming for a government or enterprise cyber role, this one helps you think clearly about what “AI fluency” actually means in practice and why it’s becoming a baseline skill.

Then we pivot to the weird side of AI behavior and why it still matters. A story about OpenAI models that wouldn’t stop inserting goblins, gremlins, and other cryptids into answers turns into a real conversation about AI alignment, training feedback loops, and the growing trust gap between users and the systems they rely on. If AI can pick up bizarre habits that fast, what else is it learning and when do those quirks become a real problem?

We also talk about AI generated music and the reason Spotify is rolling out human verified badges. With AI tracks blending into TikTok trends and streaming playlists, transparency and authenticity are turning into product features. To close, we hit the AI layoff boomerang where companies cut jobs “because of AI” and then scramble to rehire, plus a heated take on Sony’s 30 day license countdown for some digital games and what it means for digital ownership versus physical media. If any of these stories made you go “hmm,” subscribe, share the show, and leave a review so more people can find Tech Time Radio.

210: From Apple Pulling a Sherlock to Social Media as The U.S. Surgeon General Wants Warning Labels, Then A Galaxy Decided to “Turn on the Lights” in Real Time. Explore the Scary Microsoft's RECALL Application a Hacker's Dream | Air Date: 6/16 - 6/22/24

Saison 6 · Épisode 210

mercredi 19 juin 2024 • Durée 55:36

What happens when big tech swallows the little guys? Unveil the phenomenon of "Sherlocking" as we dissect how Apple has a knack for integrating third-party innovations into their own systems, potentially rendering those original products obsolete. We trace this back to the 1990s with the Sherlock vs. Watson saga and peel back the layers to reveal its ongoing impact today.

Nick Espinosa joins us for cybersecurity flaws in Microsoft's recall application to Chinese tech companies skirting US sanctions, we cover it all. This episode also takes you on a journey through the history of encryption standards, leading up to today's quantum encryption possibilities.

With iOS 18 on the horizon, Apple’s new call transcription service is set to make waves, and not necessarily in a good way. This episode examines how such moves by tech giants can cripple smaller developers who find their innovations swallowed whole by companies with far greater resources. Join us as we explore the ethical landscape of "Sherlocking" and its implications, while also diving into the broader debate on social media's grip on teenagers and the fine line between personal responsibility and legislative action.

To cap it all off, Marc Gregoire introduces us to a whiskey that promises to elevate our tech talk with its unique "casket" look, which is pure Nathan and all his humor.

Episode 210: This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Imagine a whole galaxy flickering like a cosmic disco ball! A galaxy that decided to “turn on the lights” in real time. What caused this celestial rave?

Next, are we looking for Social Media Health Warnings? The U.S. Surgeon General is on a mission. He’s asking Congress to slap tobacco-like warning labels on social media platforms. Why? Because scrolling through your feed might be hazardous to your mental health.

Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for June 16th - June 22nd 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]

209: Elon Musk vs. Apple, New York Times Disappearing Source Codes, Teen Sextortion Scams, and Raspberry Pi is Now a Public Company. Guest Gwen Way Share the "Get Brick" Hardware Device | Air Date: 6/9 - 6/15/24

Saison 6 · Épisode 209

mercredi 12 juin 2024 • Durée 55:51

Is Elon Musk about to ignite a Silicon Valley showdown? Tune in to this thrilling episode of Tech Time Radio with Nathan Mumm as we uncover the mysterious disappearance of the New York Times source code, rumored to be linked to 4chan hackers. Elon Musk's bold critique of Apple's spyware sets the stage for a tech industry clash. Gwen Way joins us in our gadgets and gear segment, revealing a groundbreaking physical solution to help users lock distracting phone apps, a must-hear for anyone caught in the doom-scrolling trap.

Brace yourself for an in-depth exploration of cybersecurity concerns as we shine a light on recent data breaches. Discover the alarming breach in Disney's Club Penguin game, and another at the New York Times, where hackers accessed 5,000 repositories and 3.6 million files using an exploited GitHub token. Hear personal stories of compromised information and understand the broader implications for data security. Our discussion then pivots to a timely warning about the fastest-growing scam affecting teenagers globally, setting up for the next hot topic.

We tackle the chilling rise of sextortion scams targeting teenagers, focusing on the tragic story of 17-year-old Jordan. Explore how these malicious scams unfold and the devastating impacts they've had, with over 27 suicides reported in the US alone. We then shift gears to Apple's exciting integration of OpenAI's ChatGPT into their products, promising to upgrade Siri with more personal and proactive features. Gadget lovers won't want to miss our review of the Brick, an innovative tool designed to combat phone distractions. We'll also reminisce about the impact of Jurassic Park on special effects, celebrate Yarn Bombing Day, and enjoy a whiskey-tasting session.

Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for June 9th - June 15th, 2024

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New York Times source code leaks online via 4chan
Sextortion is the fastest-growing scam affecting teenagers globally
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference laid out the tech giant's artificial intelligence plans

208: Facial Recognition Fails, Chat GPT Downtime. Phishing Tactics Discussed on our Segment "LETTERS" as Elon Musk’s Decision to Reroute AI Chips from Tesla to his AI Startup. National Cognac Day | Air Date: 6/2 - 6/8/24

Saison 6 · Épisode 208

jeudi 6 juin 2024 • Durée 54:43

What happens when facial recognition technology gets it wrong? We unravel the cases of innocent people being misidentified as shoplifters. We'll touch on ChatGPT’s recent downtime, and the steps developers are taking to restore its functionality. For our European listeners, we'll detail how you can opt out of AI training using your social media posts—a privilege not available to U.S. users. We’ll also dissect Elon Musk’s decision to reroute AI chips from Tesla to his AI startup, XAI, and discuss the implications of Microsoft integrating AI into customer service call centers.

We explore the Facial Recognition Concerns and brace yourself for a deep dive into massive leaks from YouTube and security lapses affecting Grand Theft Auto’s newest game. These incidents underline the critical need for employee oversight. We’ll also focus on Elon Musk's controversial decision to divert AI chips from TESLA to his AI venture, XAI, exploring this move's ethical and legal ramifications.

Finally, we unpack the world of sophisticated email scams and phishing tactics. Learn about the intricate ways scammers manipulate email conversations and the differences between phishing attacks and scams. We’ll also explore how stories of old internet memes like “All your base are belong to us” play into the current digital landscape. Wrapping up on a lighter note, we'll share how technology is empowering coffee farmers and celebrate National Cognac Day, comparing the taste of cognac to bourbon.

Episode 208: Starts at :30

Episode 208: This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Remember, TechTime Radio airs live on KIXI 880am Seattle every Tuesday at 3:00 PM PT. Don't miss our tech talk, witty banter, and expert insights with a little whiskey on the side. Listen live or catch up on our latest episodes on TechTime Radio's YouTube channel or TuneIn.

Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for June 2nd - June 8th , 2024

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207: Can Trump Halt EV Sales? Google AI Blunders, Cybersecurity Insights from Guest Nick Espinosa is the internet falling apart? and Michter's Bomberger's Declaration Small Batch on TechTime Radio | Air Date: 5/26 - 6/1/24

Saison 6 · Épisode 207

mercredi 29 mai 2024 • Durée 55:50

Can former President Donald J. Trump really stop all electric car sales if re-elected? Join us on Tech Time Radio with Nathan Mumm as we scrutinize this audacious claim, picking apart its feasibility and implications for the automotive industry. We also dive into the wacky world of AI mishaps, including Google’s strange and humorous errors like suggesting non-toxic glue on pizza and advising people to eat one rock per day. Our discussion takes a serious turn when we analyze Hollywood's alarming slump in Memorial Day weekend box office revenue, the lowest in almost three decades, and ponder what this means for the future of cinema.

We're thrilled to welcome Nick Espinosa, our cybersecurity expert, who sheds light on the dark corners of cybercrime, AI takeovers, and data breaches. He offers indispensable advice on safeguarding your digital life in these perilous times. Meanwhile, we scrutinize the controversial new Recall feature in Windows 11, which captures screenshots of users' activities every few seconds, spurring significant privacy and security concerns. The conversation also touches on Tesla's autonomous driving technology, recounting a near-miss with a train, and Google's new AI features, raising questions about the reliability and safety of these advanced technologies.

Amidst the tech talk, we take a nostalgic trip down memory lane celebrating National Hamburger Day, reminiscing about Bill Gates' 1995 proclamation on the Internet, and even the quirky Hamburglar. And, of course, we wouldn't be TechTime Radio without our whiskey tastings. This episode features a detailed review of Michter's Bomberger's Declaration Small Batch 2023 Kentucky straight bourbon, rich with notes of fruit, spice, and a complex finish from Marc Gregoire. It's a spirited blend of high-tech discussions, expert insights, and a touch of humor that makes for an engaging and informative listen.

Remember, TechTime Radio airs live on KIXI 880am Seattle every Tuesday at 3:00 PM PT. Don't miss our tech talk, witty banter, and expert insights with a little whiskey on the side. Listen live or catch up on our latest episodes on TechTime Radio's YouTube channel or TuneIn.

Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for May 26th – June 1st, 2024

206: Protecting Family Privacy Online and the Future of Brain Interfaces: Insights and Tech Tidbits with James Riddle. TikTok announces a $1M program for socially creators, Windows 11 Recall AI feature, CSC Security Bug | Air Date: 5/19 - 5/25/24

Saison 6 · Épisode 206

jeudi 23 mai 2024 • Durée 56:04

Unlock the secrets of safeguarding your family's digital privacy and get a glimpse into the future of brain-computer interfaces with our expert guest, James Riddle. In this episode, we tackle the risks of sharing children's photos online and the implications on their security, contrasting today's oversharing culture with the past's more private family photo albums. James shares his profound insights into the transformative potential of brain-computer interfaces in healthcare, discussing everything from Neuralink's human trials to the ethical considerations these advances entail.

Ever wondered if your computer could possess a photographic memory? We're breaking down Microsoft's latest Recall feature for Windows 11, designed to revolutionize the way you retrieve information on your PC. AI isn't just enhancing our gadgets; it's leading scientists through cellular chaos to new discoveries. Plus, don't miss our tech fails, the excitement of Apple's Cube Store reminiscence, and our unique toast to National Talk Like Yoda Day – yes, it's as entertaining as it sounds!

Wrap up the week with a whiskey in hand as we reflect on the intersection of technology and spirits. Our whiskey tasting verdict is in, paired with Mike's mesmerizing moment and the not-to-be-missed technology fail of the week. And as we ponder the future of medical treatments, we invite you to join us on this journey from intriguing ideas to clinical realities with James Riddle. It's an hour of thought-provoking discussion, expert opinion, and a dash of lighthearted fun – a blend as rich and multifaceted as the whiskey we're sampling.

Episode 206: Starts at :30

Episode 206: Welcome fellow tech enthusiasts to the radio show, where we blend bits and bytes into a delightful digital cocktail with a little whiskey on the side!

This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.

It's time for TechTime Radio, where we unravel the mysteries of technology, one byte at a time. Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for May 19th – 25th, 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]

205: On This Episode We Explore Digital Dangers. Got A Pencil? Retro Tapes Are Making a Comeback, We Have Emergency Gadgets with Gwen Way. Explore Clinical trial for AI depression tool, and is Europol Breached? | Air Date: 5/12 - 5/18/24

Saison 6 · Épisode 205

jeudi 16 mai 2024 • Durée 55:56

Who says you can't mix the old with the new or the whimsical with the downright serious? Buckle up, listeners, because we're about to stir the pot with everything from the questionable comeback of cassette tapes—yep, you heard it, Taylor Swift's bringing them back—to the brain-tickling topic of spies hiding in plain sight. Our discussion on Europol's classified data surfacing on the dark web is bound to make you contemplate the vulnerability of our digital fortresses.

Gwen Way drops by with something that's bound to be a new staple in your emergency kit—an emergency power card the size of your credit card, yet powerful enough to give your devices that extra life when you need it most. We'll also weigh in on the latest cybersecurity headline that didn't make the cut but perhaps should have, involving a ransomware attack on a US healthcare network. And because life's not all doom and gloom, you'll get to hear our take on the 'Nectar of the Gods'—does this whiskey really live up to its divine title?

Our creative juices aren't just for the tech talk; we also muse on Apple's advertising faux pas with their latest iPad Pro ad, giving you our candid thoughts on the matter. And, because we love a good throwback, we can't help but chuckle over the Chicken Dance and the possibility of boomboxes strutting their stuff once again. Join us for this episode where laughs are plenty, skepticism is welcome, and the conversation is as charged as a Batterix in your back pocket.

Episode 205: Starts at :30

Welcome fellow tech enthusiasts to the radio show, where we blend bits and bytes into a delightful digital cocktail with a little whiskey on the side!

This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.

IntelBroker, a controversial entity, is allegedly selling a database containing classified Europol data. This breach raises serious concerns about security and the potential impact on criminal investigations. Meanwhile, Apple has publicly acknowledged that their recent iPad Pro advertisement missed the mark, prompting discussions about brand perception. We'll also explore the fascinating history of wireless technology, and Gwen Way is here for our Gadgets and Gear segment on a new gadget.It's time for TechTime Radio, where we unravel the mysteries of technology, one byte at a time. Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for May 12th – 18th, 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]

204: “7,500 Tabs and Counting, Europe’s Most Wanted Hacker Used Stolen Therapy Session Notes” and “Jack Dorsey’s Exit from Bluesky: Fan-Favorite Segment LETTERS, as AI Takes on Hip-Hop and an Accidental Birthday Party EVITE | Air Date: 5/5 - 5/11/24

Saison 6 · Épisode 204

mercredi 8 mai 2024 • Durée 55:45

Prepare for a wild ride through the digital cosmos as we celebrate the legacy of space pioneer Alan Shepard and probe the depths of a software engineer's browser tab galaxy! From the gripping narrative of a Finnish hacker's cyber extortion to exploring whether AI can truly replicate the soulful lyricism of legendary rappers, this episode is a tapestry of intrigue and ethical quandaries.

Ever wonder what it's like when tech glitches turn the mundane into the extraordinary? Picture a child's birthday invitation gone haywire, thanks to Evite, leading to viral fame and unexpected party-crashers. We also share candid emails from the 'Letters' segment, exposing the humorous underbelly of phishing scams and reminding listeners to keep their digital hygiene in check—yes, that means closing those 7,500 browser tabs, Hazel!

Toast with us to the spirit of discovery as we sip and savor the scientific intricacies behind Wilderness Trail's exceptional whiskey, a fitting tribute to innovation just like Shepard's monumental journey to the stars. From the ethical boundaries of AI in music to the evolution of cybercrime, we cover it all. So, pour yourself a dram, and let's embark on a journey that's as enlightening as it is entertaining.

Episode 204: This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.

It's time for TechTime Radio, where we unravel the mysteries of technology, one byte at a time. Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for May 5th – 11th , 2024

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Bluesky confirms Jack Dorsey is no longer on its board
A notorious hacker who was one of Europe’s most wanted criminals has been jailed for blackmailing 33,000 therapy patients with their stolen session notes.
The Kendrick-Drake feud shows how technology is changing rap battles.
A Firefox power user kept 7,500 tabs open for two years

--- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Wilderness Trail Single Barrel Family Reserve Cask Strength Rye | 104.5 Proof | $70--- [Letters]TechTime Staff share this week's informative emails that were received during the week. This includes scams, phishing emails, and all-out mistruths disguised as legitimate emails.

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