Chris Moschovitis joins Jim Blasingame to report on the fact that cyber-crime has grown to a global $1 trillion industry, according to McAfee, and this includes monetary as well as job loss.

Barbara Rembiesa joins Jim Blasingame to report that it is absolutely possible to determine if there was ever any tinkering with the various election technology and software during the 2020 election.

Barbara Rembiesa joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the ability to manage digital assets was compounded when millions of employees abandoned secure corporate offices and went to work from their unsecure homes.

Anna Murray joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the perils of America and other sovereign states if Big Tech, including Amazon, continues their unprecedented dominance on many levels, especially if they ever possessed a crypto-currency.

Anna Murray joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why Big Tech is becoming a threat to many aspects of our lives, including, especially, free speech, and whether they can continue to hide behind Section 230.

Anna Murray joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the idea of using blockchain technology at the state and local level to input and record voter ballots, and report the results.

John Shier joins Jim Blasingame to report on the heightened level of success by cyber-criminals, especially with their ransomware strategies, and how you can avoid becoming a victim.

John Horvat II joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how humans still haven’t learned how to blend digital innovations with our much slower analog human nature, and every new day on this track increasingly threatens society.

Maelle Gavet joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why Section 230 is still a relevant regulation for the technology sector, but at this point needs to be reformed to fit the current application of content creation and curation.

Maelle Gavet joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that a heretic is a true believer who doesn’t like the status quo, and why the technology sector needs more heretics who will be devoted to creating digital ethics.