In This Episode: Extend your WIFI to the yard, play games and meet with friends, what’s going to happen with movies, setting up those cameras, and how increased bandwidth makes our lives easier.
This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by Leo Notenboom, the “Chief Question Answerer” at Ask Leo!, and Gary Rosenzweig, the host and producer of MacMost, and mobile game developer at Clever Media.
Our guest is Kay Savetz of FreePrintable.net
(You’ll find longer Bios on the Hosts page.)
Show Notes & Links
- Gary: Adventures in Home Wi-Fi… cheap extenders do help!
- Leo: Streaming theatrical releases is hitting contractual issues. Will everything change in the future?
Ain’t it Cool
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- Leo: Watched The Rise of Skywalker
- A course for teachers making courses: The Mechanics of Teaching Online
- Gary: Needed a break from TV and found it with an Xbox game : Control
- Kay: A different kind of game. Game night with your friends and family online: Jackbox
- Leo: Watched The Rise of Skywalker
BSP: Blatant Self-Promotion
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- Leo: Reflections on communication — The Most Important Skill
- Gary: How to Create the Color Splash Effect on a Mac
- Kay: Printable 1 page bios of heros, past and present, all around the globe HeroPrintables.com
Hi Leo et al, I fully understand that making an audio podcast is fun for the makers, and a whole lot easier than typing it out – I wouldn’t take that fun away from anyone. But from my single dissenting opinion (among thousands to the contrary I’m sure), I am never going to wade through 52 minutes of chit chat to find out how to extend my wi-fi.
Having said that, and possibly offended you both (unintentionally I assure you) I really enjoy your written tips and tricks on Ask Leo.
Keep up the great work, and stay safe,
Frank
I concur with Frank Aquino. Written information is better.
Different people prefer different things. Not everyone likes to listen to podcasts, or the radio even. So, perhaps podcasts just aren’t for you. Fortunately our hosts have websites with tons of written content and more being published almost every day!