Tom Merritt
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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · July 2026
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A live DTNS episode that turns moon tourism into a practical question about training, cost, and endurance.
The episode opens with dentist jokes and AirPods before settling into moon travel, the money behind it, and the physical and psychological preparation that would stand between a headline and a seat in a capsule.
A skeptical live tech panel untangling AI hype, data labels, and 2026 predictions.
Daily Tech News Show spends much of this live hour on a familiar question: when does plain data work get relabeled as AI, and who benefits when that happens?
A playful opening leads into a practical look at router rules and supply-chain realities.
Daily Tech News Show opens with a playful tone, then settles into a practical discussion of consumer-grade routers and the supply-chain realities behind a headline.
A loose, warm conversation about why physical media still matters.
It moves most naturally when it shifts from school memories into the broader case for why formats still matter. The exchange around physics, chemistry, architectural drawing, electronics, soldering, LPs, cassettes, and old home-viewing habits has a lived-in ease, and it stays…
A loose live panel that turns jokes, layoffs, and AI hype into one useful tech conversation.
Daily Tech News Show starts in rich-people banter and Atlanta detours, then settles into a sharper look at tech money, labor, and AI-era tooling.
Loose live-panel tech talk with a clear Samsung hardware critique and a brief politics note.
DTNS Live 5116 starts with easy lunch banter and household chatter before it settles into a sharper Samsung discussion. The episode weighs whether Samsung is giving its base models enough care, noting the $100 price increase and a camera setup that has not moved much since the…
A loose live tech hangout that turns game-industry chatter into useful signal.
The episode opens on rent-control banter before turning to a broad tech conversation that moves through AI-assisted QA, AMD, Nvidia, path tracing, and GDC.
David Sparks and Stephen Robles dig into Keyboard Maestro, Shortcuts, and Mac automation weekly.
Federico Viticci, Stephen Hackett, and Myke Hurley work through the week's Apple news and their own gear problems.
Jason Snell and Myke Hurley debate Apple's product roadmap, leadership, and rumors weekly.
Long-form Apple talk with sharp product judgment and deep tech history.
Paul Thurrott and Richard Campbell break down Microsoft's week in Windows, Xbox, and AI.
Daily Tech News Show Live 5118 centers on Microsoft teasing Project Helix at GDC, with dev kits expected in 2027 and support for both Xbox and PC games.
DTNS Live 5116 spends much of its run on Microsoft reshuffling Xbox leadership, with Phil Spencer and Sarah Bond stepping down and Asha Sharma taking over.
The hosts kick things off with dentist anxiety, AirPods, and the awful sound of tools in the mouth.
DTNS Live starts loose with TV chatter and a few jokes before shifting into a discussion about how companies keep slapping “AI” onto ordinary data work, including an anecdote about being asked to add AI to a proposal.
The hosts discuss the decline of the U.S.
The hosts and guest Patrick Norton discuss top tech stories including NVIDIA's DLSS 5 controversy, the revival of vinyl and cassettes, and AI's potential to replace apps.
The panel opens in loose live-show mode, tossing out jokes about rich people and wandering briefly into Atlanta.