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GadgetPod is your ultimate source for all things vintage gadgets. One vintage gadget is chosen for each episode and is discussed in great length. Hosted by Kayhan B.
GadgetPod show #2 for Saturday December 17, 2011
IBM Personal Computer
Hosts: Kayhan B.
Topics: Kayhan talks about the IBM 5150 Personal Computer, also known as the IBM PC. Topics include the importance of this one computer, IBM's decision to have an open architecture, the attack of the clones, Microsoft and more.
GadgetPod show #1 for Thursday December 8, 2011
Atari 2600
Hosts: Kayhan B.
Topics: Kayhan kicks off the GadgetPod podcast series by discussing one of the most important vintage video game systems of all time, the Atari 2600. Topics include history of the 2600, the games, the downfall, and some of the stuff happening today like batari compiler and Stella emulator.
Bibliotech show #20 for Monday April 23, 2012
The Amazing LibraryBox
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Jason Griffey
Topics: Jason Griffey, Associate Professor and Head of Library Information Technology at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, talks about the open source LibraryBox device project, ebooks, the digital divide, future tech trends and more.
Please visit his blog at http://jasongriffey.net
Bibliotech show #19 for Monday April 2, 2012
Transliterize This!
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Bobbi Newman
Topics: Bobbi Newman, Consultant-Speaker-Trainer and Author at Librarian by Day, talks about transliteracy and its applications in librarianship, should libraries pull out of current ebook deals and more.
Bibliotech show #18 for Monday March 12, 2012
The Wizard is In!
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: David Rothman
Topics: David Rothman, author-journalist-blogger and founder of TeleRead.com and Librarycity.org, talks about ebooks, why Overdrive should sell itself to a library consortia, the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) initiative, surviving Amazon's surge and more.