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On this week's show Niall Kitson walks the floor at the 55th BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.

This week Niall and Dusty look back at the year that was 2018.

As we approach the end of the year and some tech companies are not behaving as we’d expect. Deliberate or accidental? Hear our theories on Huawei, Facebook, Apple, Google and more.

This week Niall and Dusty go through all the things they want for Christmas.

The Irish Film Institute is going up against the the White House and the UK Parliamentary Archives at this year's Digital Preservation Awards. We find out more with the head of the Irish Fim Archive Kasandra O’Connell and digital collections manager Raelene Casey.

This week Niall talks to Paul Young, CEO of Oscar-nominated animation studio Cartoon Saloon, about how mobile, streaming and new skills are changing the way movies are made and watched.

This week Niall visits the National Analytics Conference to meet with Jennifer Cruise, head of data science at Aon's centre for innovation & analytics. Back in the studio Dusty is less than excited about Samsung's foldable display.

It seems we have a MacBook for every occasion. This week Niall and Dusty play spot the difference between the different models.

Recounting the achievements of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, Huawei impresses with the Mate 20, and Monaco Telecom CEO Martin Péronnet fills us in on the country's 5G rollout.

We preview the global coders' conference and sit down with the Immersive VR Education co-founder to discuss why the world is finally ready for mixed reality.

This week Niall and Dusty pour over Microsoft's new wave of Surface products revealed this week in New York. We also sit down with KBC Bank director of innovation Eddie Dillon to talk about putting fintech front and centre with consumers.

What has Google ever done for us? This week Niall and Dusty mark 20 years of the search giant by going through some of its most significant highlights and lowlights.

This week we meet Kim Mackenzie-Doyle, one of Ireland’s most eminent product designers talks innovation, diversity, and mental health awareness.

This week Apple revealed a number of new iPhones, smartwatches and more. Niall and Dusty give their verdict.

In this week's show Niall Kitson talks to NetSupport group managing director Al Kingsley about how AI can be used keep students safe and well.

This week we talk with Prof Armando Fox from UC Berkeley to get the inside track on how a missing textbook led to the creation of the first massive open online course.

This week Niall Kitson meets with Teamwork co-founder Daniel Mackey to talk about why the company spent $500,000 on a domain name and how Cork is well on the way to challenging Dublin as the nation’s tech capital.

Google has a lot of explaining to do over location data tracking but how upset/surprised/angry should we be? This week Niall and Dusty look at both sides of the argument.

On this week's show: a first look at Android Pie and Interxion Ireland MD Tanya Duncan gives an overview of the data cente space.

On this week's show: the National Broadband Plan lies in tatters, Facebook goes on the defensive (again), and the rest of the week's headlines.

The European Space Agency is on the lookout for new ideas, here's how you can get involved

This week Niall and Dusty bring five examples of 'failed tech' to the table and row over which have had their day and which we're stuck with.

On 22 July teams from all over the world will descend on Hawthorne California for the third Hyperloop Challenge. NIall Kitson sat down with lead software architect Nina Kanti to find out more.

On this week's show we talk to WP Engine CTO and co-founder Jason Cohen. We also look at the possibilities of the new space economy.

Two men, five novels apiece. This week Niall and Dusty bring their favourite novels of all time to the table. Hard sci-fi, cyberpunk, speculative fiction, visions of dystopia - we've got them all.