Techstream with Shelly Palmer and Seth Everett

This past weekend represented a significant milestone: Memorial Day Weekend 2021 was the first major holiday where the majority of Americans were vaccinated against COVID-19. While the world has largely re-opened following the pandemic, more than a few questions remain.

Last time we spoke about crypto, we offered the intro course. Today, we’re going deeper. We’re on the cusp of brand new, and there’s a world of crazy you should be aware of.

AT&T is getting out of the content business, announcing plans to merge its WarnerMedia business with Discovery. We break down what went wrong and what this means for consumers, especially because everyone has a streaming platform now.

Don’t click that link! With phishing and social engineering at an all-time high, hacks and ransomware (like the one that just hit the Colonial Pipeline) are more common than ever.

Apple and Fortnite are locked in a battle that could change the iPhone as we know it. What’s the fight all about? Who’s right? Who’s wrong? Who ya got? We break it all down and explain what’s really going on.

Sensationalist headlines have scared many into thinking self-driving cars are unsafe. Is that the case? We steer our way through the myths and rumors about driverless cars and autonomous vehicles.

According to the latest research, 35% of Americans have cut the cord, and 55% will have cut the cord by the end of 2022. Where does this leave the state of television?

Just about everyone seems to be talking about blockchain and cryptocurrency, but… why? Why is it trending? Why is it on television news? We’re breaking it down for everyone who isn’t exactly sure what Bitcoin, Ether, the blockchain, or “gas prices” are.

At its best, social media offers a way to meet new friends and connect with old ones, keep up with what’s happening, and be shepherded through the toughest times in our lives. Sometime between the launch of these platforms and today, social media became a toxic environment.