Introducing So Watt?

Introducing The Unicorn Launcher

The Unicorn Launcher is a podcast that follows the lives of two Australian tech founders who started the company Vygo. The series takes you behind the scenes as the Vygo team tries to recover from the pandemic, and expand into the US market under the guidance of Matt Mochary - a coach who has helped some of the biggest founders in Silicon Valley.  Listen to The Unicorn Launcher in your favourite podcast app or visit https://podfollow.com/1636501941 [https://podfollow.com/1636501941]

The Defrag: Microsoft's Big Buy

We're launching a daily news podcast called The Defrag. Every weekday we'll cover the latest news at the intersection of technology, business, politics, and science. Listen to The Defrag: https://podfollow.com/thedefrag [https://podfollow.com/thedefrag] Become a member of The Defrag and get ad-free episodes: https://thedefrag.com/ [https://thedefrag.com/] Follow us on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/thedefrag], Twitter [https://twitter.com/thedefrag], Instagram [https://instagram.com/thedefrag], or YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHCvEB0gCWA7DavB2BqBhRg].

Introducing So Watt?

When was the last time you thought about the energy you use? About the car you drive? And about all the appliances and gadgets we have in our homes? Hosted by comedian Andy Saunders, So Watt? questions everything you thought you knew about energy… and explores the solutions that exist today. Listen to So Watt? in your favourite podcast app or visit:https://podfollow.com/sowatt [https://podfollow.com/sowatt]

Introducing So Watt?

When was the last time you thought about the energy you use? About the car you drive? And about all the appliances and gadgets we have in our homes? Hosted by comedian Andy Saunders, So Watt? questions everything you thought you knew about energy… and explores the solutions that exist today. Listen to So Watt? in your favourite podcast app or visit: https://podfollow.com/sowatt [https://podfollow.com/sowatt]

Preserving Our Digital Past

Physical media like floppy disks and optical discs have a limited lifespan, and their time is running out. Because of this, a whole generation of games are at risk of being lost forever. While we can’t save everything, there is still hope. A global community of game historians and preservationists are working to save games history, one disk at a time. This story comes from our sister podcast Gameplay [https://gameplay.co].