In the final installment of the show in its current incarnation, Bob & Co. reminisce about the highs & lows of Radio Go Daddy/Life Online/Go Daddy LIVE's 3-year run & get a dose of gossip from Celebridiot.com founder John Pomponio who entertains the crew with his take on Paris Hilton, Britney & the best & latest scandals involving American Idol hosts & contestants. Plus, Pomponio tells us exactly what a "Celebridiot" is, while decrying the recent lack of really juicy celebrity train wrecks. In the Internet Files, the team tackles the week's top stories, including Americans' increasing dependency on their cell phones, Ask.com's latest attempt to find itself a market nice & the somewhat odd theory that proliferating iPods have caused an increase in violent crime. PLUS: We bring you the funniest & most defining moment of the show's history!

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As the Presidential campaign heats up, one candidate's most enthusiastic supporter pays us a visit. Amber Lee Ettinger aka "Obama Girl" checks in to chat about her steamy campaign contributions, her favorite candidate & to admit that she's got a crush on Go Daddy, too. And in the Internet Files, the team discusses how Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales used his online encyclopedia to break up with a girlfriend & what not-so-celibate Thai monks are doing in cyberspace. Plus, Bob hits the street to talk to people about the Internet!

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In a show that takes a close look at busybodies, habitual complainers, howling dogs, Meth labs & other neighbors from Hell, RottenNeighbor.com founder Brant Walker gives us the lowdown on his Web site, which delivers the naked truth on your future neighborhood before you sign the paperwork on your dream home. And in the Internet Files, we discuss how Network Solutions' persistent domain name frontrunning finally led to a lawsuit & how 2 young Belgrade looters became instant celebs on YouTube. Network Solutions & YouTube are registered trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.

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In a show that explores chain gangs, pink underwear & Elvis, "America's Toughest Sheriff" -- Joe Arpaio - joins us in-studio to chat about the job & his re-election campaign. Plus, Sheriff Joe fills us in his "Dead Beat Parents" program, the always-lit "Vacancy" sign at his Tent City & the night he locked up The King. And in the Internet Files, we dissect Microsoft's decision to turn hostile in its Yahoo takeover bid & the strange tale of a German woman who peddled her services online, slept with 6 men & filed a paternity suit when she realized she was pregnant. Microsoft & Yahoo! are registered trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.

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As Go Daddy LIVE! approaches its 3rd anniversary, we thought it was time to replay the highest rated show of all time! Leland Hardy, Sports agent extraordinaire & founder of NewYork.com. Find out how this one-man show built a top Web portal, was Muhammad Ali's Chinese interpreter and spotted Serena & Venus Williams! With Super Bowl XLII now history, we'll replay Chad "Ocho Cinco" Johnson's mid-season assessment of the Patriots. Was Chad right? The Internet Files -- you just never get tired of hearing great tech topics discussed by Bob, Warren, Brad (and Nima, too!).

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As the dust settles on the Super Bowl extravaganza, we recap the post-game media blitz & chat with sharp-penned ad critic Barbara Lippert who hands down her verdict on our Big Game commercial. Much to Bob's chagrin, Lippert declares that the ad certainly was "stupid" but entirely too effective to claim the title of "lowest of the low." And in the Internet Files, we discuss Microsoft's audacious bid for Yahoo! & whether Yahoo! should fend it off or embrace the enemy. Plus, we bring you some of the very best & most colorful post-game comments from the blog! Microsoft, Super Bowl & Yahoo! are registered trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.

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In a show that covers the latest buzz on our Super Bowl ads & the pre-game media blitz, Original Go Daddy Girl Candice Michelle joins us LIVE in studio to tell us what it feels like to crack a clavicle & when she'll be back in the ring to exact some much-needed revenge on her nemesis, Beth Phoenix. Plus, Bob boldly predicts the Giants to pull off a major upset on Sunday. And in the Internet Files, we check out the possibility of nuke-sniffing cell phones & discuss Google's efforts to end domain tasting. Bonus Video: The 3 Go Daddy Girls entertaining visitors at Go Daddy's CES booth!

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In a show that picks Nima's new theme song & celebrates life in the fast lane, LifeOnTop.com co-founders Terry Knealing & David Schoenecker join us in studio to talk about Lamborghinis, yachts, 10-person Ferrari limos & other toys that make the filthy-rich salivate. On the Super Bowl front, Bob announces that on the heels of the "Beaver" incident, Go Daddy finally got an ad past Fox's censors. And in the Internet Files, the panel takes the pulse on Microsoft's creepy big brother monitoring system & ponders the implications of 40-hour laptop batteries.

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We warm up the engines for the Super Bowl & 2008 IndyCar circuit as our raciest Go Daddy Girl, Danica Patrick, joins us live in studio to chat about her career, her goals & Go Daddy's "Exposure" Super Bowl ad, which stars Danica & a certain dam-building rodent, but was nixed by Fox because Bob insisted on calling a beaver -- a beaver. We also get Bob's take on super models & Victoria's Secret's lingerie line. And in the Internet Files, we discuss the violent death of a Chinese blogger, Britain's new mammoth supercomputer & the Web site that threatens to bring the Sicilian Mafia to its knees.

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In a show that revisits some of the most memorable moments in Olympic history, the legendary Mark Spitz drops in to chat about his phenomenal career, next summer's Beijing Games & the story behind that very un-Olympic moustache of his. We also get Mark's take on the infamous Munich Massacre, which he witnessed first-hand. And in the Internet Files we discuss the sad but inevitable passing of the Netscape browser & predict a possible winner in the ongoing HD DVD format battle. Plus, we review how Network Solutions got caught red-handed engaging in domain name "front-running."

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We ring in the new year with a very special "Best of the Year" edition of Go Daddy LIVE! Join us as we relive our favorite guests of the year, including political spin & witch doctor FRANK LUNTZ, XXXChurch creator CRAIG GROSS, the remarkable LELAND HARDY, plus, of course, the audacious Material Bitch founder BETHANY MCNELLY. Also on the menu, BARBARA LIPPERT's post-game broadside against Go Daddy's Super Bowl XLI commercial.

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In the last show of 2007, we commemorate the season with a very special edition of Go Daddy LIVE! Our guest is Wish Upon a Hero founder Dave Girgenti whose remarkable Web project connects people in need with the everyday heroes willing to help them. Since his site's Sept. launch, more than 2,500 people have had perfect strangers grant their deepest wishes. Plus, we bring you Bob's Top 10 Keys to Success in 2008!

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He chronicles audacious whiz kids milking Vegas casinos & working the financial markets. Ben Mezrich, NY Times bestselling author of "Bringing Down the House," "Busting Vegas" & "Rigged" joins us to chat about sophisticated card counting schemes, life in the fast lane & how the part trade floor, part casino & part madhouse that is the New York Mercantile Exchange influences world economy & the price at the pump. In the Internet Files, we discuss the ethical aspect of dumping someone via txt msg & ponder the question: Have Wired's editors lost their minds?

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In a show that ventures into the darkest pits of the human soul, PostSecret founder Frank Warren joins us to talk about his bustling art community, his gut-wrenching new book & some of the quirky & harrowing confessions he has received. In the Go Daddy LIVE Football Report, Chad reveals who should play the leading role when the inevitable Ocho Cinco biopic sees the light of day. And in the Internet Files, we check out JetBlue's Wi-Fi in the sky & the strange, electronic tombstone called the "Serenity Panel."

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As the screenwriters' strike enters its fifth week, "Daily Show" scribe Jason Ross joins us to talk about the strike, its reasons, its possible outcome, the specter of more reality TV & the hilarious, studio-exec-lampooning video he & his fellow Daily Show writers posted on YouTube. In the Internet Files, we check out the year's top Internet searches & take a look at this holiday season's most idiotic gift ideas. The Daily Show & YouTube are registered trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.

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In the return of one our most entertaining guests, Pacific Coast Hellway founder Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff drops in to charm Nima & chat about his crude, lewd & occasionally-offensive podcast. In the Go Daddy LIVE Football Report, Chad & Bob discuss boorish Jets fans, death threats against Leona Helmsley's canine heir & the fate of the Elvis Is Alive Museum. And in the Internet Files, the panel looks at the Black Friday rush to snag discounted Zunes & CNET's naming Windows Vista one of the year's "Top 10 Terrible Tech Products."

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Relive the very first Radio Go Daddy broadcast from March 2005 as we kick off the holiday season with a special pre-Turkey Day edition of Go Daddy LIVE. Our inaugural show featured Bob taking on the NTIA's decision to deny private registrations for .us domains & a special report on the controversial SaveToby.com Web site whose founder cynically threatened to slaughter & devour an innocent bunny rabbit unless someone coughed up a $50,000 ransom to save the cuddly critter.

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The extraordinary Leland Hardy drops in to chat about his amazingly eventful life, which includes gigs as Muhammad Ali's Chinese interpreter, the Williams sisters' long-time agent and one thrilling heavyweight bout at Madison Sq. Garden. Plus, Bob donates $10,000 to Leland's latest project, Internet Equality, which aims to bring Internet knowledge & access to people around the world. In the Go Daddy LIVE Football Report, Chad ponders Don Shula's suggestion that New England's record this season should be accompanied by an asterisk. And the Internet Files serve up a real 21st century fairy tale as New Yorkers help a love struck young man find the woman of his dreams!

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With Bob in an undisclosed location, Nima & Brad take the reins on this domain-industry themed show in which Atty Jones dissects ICANN chief Dr. Paul Twomey's renewed attempts to remove his organization from the US Govt.'s influence. Adam Dicker, owner of thriving online community DNForum.com, drops in for a chat about the domain industry & the present and future state of his DNForum. On the Go Daddy LIVE Football Report, a sore, swollen but good-spirited Chad Johnson discusses the scary neck injury he suffered on Sunday. And, the Internet Files zoom in on Google's long-awaited entry into the mobile phone world & Time Magazine's decision to name the iPhone "invention of the year."

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In a Halloween edition of Go Daddy LIVE, Bob & Nima get in touch with their spiritual sides as pastor Craig Gross -- founder of XXXChurch.com -- guests the show to explain his virtual church's "porn rehab" services and why, as XXXChurch prints on its handout Bibles, "Jesus Loves Porn Stars." In our weekly football report, Bob boldly predicts that the Colts will down the Patriots while Chad reveals that he finds Queen Elizabeth sexy, but refuses to believe that Dallas QB Tony Romo has been spotted partying with Britney! In the Internet Files, Bob & his tech crew dissect the impending emergence of a Google-powered cell phone and discuss whether or not Google's dominance of the tech industry eventually will be total. Bonus Video!: Behind-the-scenes footage from Amanda Beard's photo shoot, press conference and in-studio appearance!

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Go Daddy Girl Daytona Beach, Lara Haworth describes how winning Employee of the Month won her a recent Playboy photo op --- much to the chagrin of Nima Jones, who only got a GoDaddy.com bumper sticker when she won a similar award. Bob examines the 'rough & tough' world of WWE and the nasty fall taken by Candice Michelle - how long until she returns to the ring? Then Chad Johnson tackles head-on the recent criticism he's received regarding his style of play and whether he is giving African-Americans a bad name in pro football. Finally, in the light-hearted Internet Files, Warren and "I don't have a job here Brad" debate whether free beer is an adequate reward for a lost laptop.

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Sharp-tongued ad critic Barbara Lippert dukes it out with Bob over the highs & lows of Go Daddy advertising & explains why she thinks that Bob looks "tacky." In the Go Daddy LIVE Football Report, Chad & Bob discuss how the reeling Bengals can turn their season around. The Internet Files look at the "Dark Web" project that might help combat cyber-terrorism - and Greenpeace's claim that iPhones might make you sterile. Plus: We revisit Bob's appearance on the "Renegade Entrepreneurs" edition of CNBC's "Big Idea w/ Donny Deutsch."

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We go behind the scenes with the ESPN President of Sales & Marketing, Ed Erhardt. Learn how the worldwide leader of sports feels about working with Go Daddy & find out which cool gifts are coming Bob's way -- and which ones he has already received. In the Go Daddy LIVE Pro Football Report, Chad & Bob discuss what goes on during a team's bye week and how a winning record can make a football player's life so much easier. And in what could be the craziest Internet Files story to date, North Korean leader Kim Jong Il almost makes the panel spontaneously combust … or was that an iPod?

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She is a a world-class athlete & successful model who has graced the cover of FHM® and Playboy®. Listen in as hot new Go Daddy Girl, elite swimmer Amanda Beard, pays Bob & Nima a visit to chat about her career, what makes her GoDaddy-esque and how she's looking forward to donning a Go Daddy-branded cap in the pool. In the Go Daddy LIVE Football Report, Chad Johnson talks about his team's scathing defeat on Monday night and why Ocho Cinco's end zone Go Daddy Dance didn't happen this time around. And in the Internet Files, Bob & his team take a look at the latest dot-com boom hitting Silicon Valley. Plus! Weird News makes its return in spectacular style!

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The "Real" Founder of Facebook? & Ocho Cinco Joins the Cast While at Harvard, he built a social network which, according to a widely circulated e-mail, included a feature called "the Face Book." 6 months later his classmate, Mark Zuckerberg launched Web 2.0 phenomenon Facebook. Tune in as guest Aaron Greenspan explains his "houseSystem" network and discusses who really came up with the idea for Facebook. In a brand-new fixture of the show, Go Daddy's newest spokesperson, Chad Johnson, joins Bob for the inaugural Go Daddy LIVE Football Report -- and promises an end zone Go Daddy Dance during next Monday's game. In the Internet Files, Bob & his team discuss whether Microsoft might buy a 5% stake in Facebook -- a move Bob likens to a kiss of death for Facebook.

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In a gridiron special featuring Cincinatti's most GoDaddy-esque resident, Nima & Bob inaugurate the show's new name -- Go Daddy LIVE. Pro Football's edgy and slightly inappropriate top entertainer, "Ocho Cinco" alias Cincinatti WR Chad Johnson -- chats with Bob about his antics, the charities close to his heart, the possibility of doing a Go Daddy end zone dance, and the HOT new Go Daddy commercials he just shot. In the Internet Files, Bob & Co dissect Microsoft's® stinging defeat at the hands of an EU court and discuss Google's® $30 million bounty for landing a rover on the moon.

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It's the show that puts hip back into English grammar and revives Warren's former alias - "thumbs." Nima & Bob discuss Go Daddy setting up shop in the Mile-High City, followed by Bob's BIG announcement of Go Daddy's sponsorship of ESPN College Football. Grammar Girl stops by to share some "Quick & Dirty Tips" from her podcast and -- inspired by Barry Bonds' bashing of Hank Aaron's home run record -- teach us how to use the asterisk to its full effect. In the Internet Files, Bob and his tech pundits ponder why Apple® cut the price on the iPhone® and whether the EU can preempt terror by banning bomb recipes from the Web. Also, Warner Bros unleashes Elmer Fudd, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck on the Web and Bob delivers an epic tirade against Microsoft® and its "iPod Killer" - the Zune®. Plus, video of Warren & Bob -- our own "odd couple!"

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Our wordiest show ever adds a whole new lexicon to your life --- from "Godaddying" to "SquidWho." All-time favorite show guest, Seth Godin, returns to discuss his social network, Squidoo®, and why we should all become "Lensmasters" and donate our profits to charity. In the Internet Files, Brad rises from his couch to predict the end of social networking, while Bob & his expert panel discuss Apple's® golden touch, Bob's troublesome iPhone® text messaging and why Orkut®, despite its bizarre name, could soon rival Facebook® and Myspace®. Plus, Germans & Trojans & spies - oh my!

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It's the show that never taps its toe in the bathroom. Bob is back to finally unveil the new name of your favorite Internet podcast--Go Daddy LIVE!--and reveals why, under different circumstances, his co-host might have been "Mandy" Jones. Next, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone explains how the mundane "away" IM status served as the inspiration for his Web 2.0 communications startup and discloses how it's caught on with at least two Democratic presidential hopefuls. And in the Internet Files, how Internet users in China might soon be interrupted by an animated police force, why the iPhone's teen hacker won't have to worry about a legal defense fund, and whether Brad might be Life Online's very own Kato Kaelin. Bonus! Catch Bob's man-on-the-street interviews from the world's largest motorcycle rally in Sturgis, South Dakota in this exclusive video.

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It's the show that Bob's going to kick himself for missing. Nima and Atty Jones reveal why there's been a recent upswing in .TV domain name registrations to go along with the surging popularity of online video content -- and reveal the 1st question in our new "Super Fan" trivia contest. Next, Material Bitch founder Bethany McNelly--in studio w/her entourage of sexy "switches"--reveals how, at 22 years old, she has already broken even after only 5 months of applying her fabulous fashion sense to the launch of her pink, girly clothing line; she also opines why hot girls should always stay together, and why Danica Patrick is her celebrity of choice to sport a Material Bitch hot pink t-shirt. And in the Internet Files, Brad and Dr. Nick Fuller explain why iTunes will topple only when the iPod sees some stiffer competition, why the Rhapsody America marketing team should attend the Bob Parsons' School of Product Naming, and why Google is poised to make major inroads in China.

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It's the show that parties every night and sleeps all day. Bob regales fill-in co-host Elizabeth Knight with tales from Sturgis and reveals why Go Daddy may be on the bench for this year's Super Bowl advertising blitz. Next, Bob welcomes DirtyScottsdale.com creator Nik Richie and learns why a plan to just have a laugh at some "hot-lookin' broads" has turned into a Web site that's exploded in popularity and spawned a sister site targeting Sin City. And in the Internet Files, Warren comes in with a wild tie, Bob reveals why he's a Mac convert and begs Microsoft to just fix Vista, and we learn why last month alone 48 million domain names were tasted and spit out.

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It's the show whose dossier is classified information. Nima and crew pick the winner of our much ballyhooed Name This Show Contest, explain why a bum tire took Danica out of contention this weekend at the Indy 400, and reveal how Warren was upstaged by Bob's dog Max during the recent AZ Humane Society telethon. Next, entrepreneur and StreetWars co-founder Franz Aliquo joins us from an undisclosed pizza parlor to tell us why practicing equities law can't hold a candle to organizing water gun hit man tournaments and why New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's admonishment helped put the game on the map. And in the Internet Files, why Warren's new mantra of personal responsibility includes holding out for version 2 of everything--except the iPhone--and how Steve Jobs has shown incredible self restraint to not "sue the hell" out of Fake Steve Jobs blogger Daniel Lyons.

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It's the show that's looking for quotes but just can't find any. Bob puts the rumors to rest that he has plans to walk down the aisle next week in Sturgis and Warren outlines Go Daddy's plan to put sparkle back in the stars of the .US domain. Next, entrepreneur, author & blogger Fred Gratzon gets an "atta boy" from Bob for being Go Daddy material, learns why removing Warren's Blackberry passes for meditation around these parts, and discovers why nothing good happens for Bob after 10:00 PM. And in the Internet Files, why Mark Cuban's reports of the Web's demise may be greatly exaggerated, how Wikipedia's accuracy stacks up against Encyclopedia Britannica, and Bob's suggestion for how to handle online predators.

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It's the show that's not eligible to run for president but is mounting a massive write-in campaign anyway. Bob recounts Go Daddy Girl Danica Patrick's first-turn woes that knocked her off the pace this weekend in Ohio. Next, actor and activist Sam Waterston discusses his role as spokesman for Unity08--a political organization using the Web to field a non-partisan presidential ticket for next year's election--and tells Bob why the two-party system has left the average American voter disenfranchised. And in the Internet Files, why Bob's 70,000-unit order helped boost Apple's initial iPhone sales--and why a recent study shows that people are still falling for the same old phishing schemes. Plus, Bob's endorsement of Firefox!

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It's the show whose meosphere is the envy of all other radio shows. Bob joins Go Daddy Girl Danica Patrick in calling out Ed Carpenter for blocking during last weekend's Indy race and not making room for the ladies. Next, founder & CEO of Meosphere, Eric Eliason, explains how a trip to Brussels provided the inspiration for his list-crazy site and how an entirely new word was coined in the process. And in the Internet Files, why Bob applauds the hackers of Microsoft's DRM system, whether Google's "Do No Evil" philosophy still applies when their hand is on your wallet, and why everyone is doing the "Nima shuffle."

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It's the show that boasts listeners of every political affiliation--even Libertarians. Bob clears the air about his latest African safari blog post and points out that unlike Madonna & Angelina Jolie, no babies crossed his path. Next, political pollster, author & media darling Dr. Frank Luntz explains which presidential candidate is saying the right things, why he loves angry airline passengers & how the shortest path to a big raise might be incriminating photographs. And in the Internet Files, how Bob's iPhone attraction is a feeling shared by its multitude of hackers--and why the "Red Ring of Death" spells doom for Xbox 360 gamers and huge PR headaches for Microsoft.

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It's the show we've all been waiting for - Bob's back baby and he's ready to roll. First up on our special holiday broadcast, Bob describes his recent travels and announces the winners to our "Where's Bob" contest. We then revisit Best of the Blog and Bob sets an international speed reading record going through this weeks Strange Domains. In the Internet Files - Find out what Warren did with his iPhone and hear Bob let loose on Google's archiving of your search information. Plus, GoDaddy.com's annual Independence Day Holiday card.

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It's the show with first-hand knowledge that showers and iPhones don't mix. Our "Where in the World Is Bob" contest rolls on with a reading of the best, albeit incorrect, guesses so far--and the unveiling of a 3rd clue that will appeal to all you movie buffs. Next, 27-year-old entrepreneur Dave Novak tells us how his online selling strategies helped him escape life in a cubicle and why untapped eBay® markets still exist for those dedicated to finding them. And in the Internet Files--why your bookie may be watching the unveiling of Apple's new iPhone with interest--and how it's going to be every man, woman & child for themselves when it finally hits retail store shelves on Friday.

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It's the show whose instant gratification issues are being worked out with the help of a licensed therapist. Our "Where in the World Is Bob" contest entrants have yet to locate our wayward traveler, so we're reading the best guesses, repeating clue #1 & debuting clue #2. If you think you know the place, shoot us an email at radio@lifeonline.com. Next, HelloMetro founder & CEO Clark Scott takes time out from his birthday to tell us why community is at the center of his company's online city guides & how their recent deployment of 600+ .MOBI sites went without a hitch. And in the Internet Files--why company co-founder Jerry Yang's stay in Yahoo's CEO chair might be a brief one, how eBay's cojones were on full display when it boycotted Google® & finally, how YouTube's upcoming foray into the presidential debates says as much about television's declining influence as it does about the rise of the Web.

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We've moved to an earlier time slot and like it! Weblo.com founder and CEO Rocky Mirza joins us on the eve of his company's auction of England (yes, England!) to tell us how virtual properties are earning its owners real profits --- and why folks are registering virtual domain names. And in the Internet Files -- the outrage over an anti-Web 2.0 book, how Apple(R) let the privacy genie out of the bottle and why animals are more than man's best friend -- they're the basis for a new twist on an old technology. Plus, we unveil the first clue in our Where In the World Is Bob contest. Email us your best guess!

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It's a super-tight, new format for the show that hasn't gotten more than 6 hours of sleep since the late '70s. Web entrepreneur, blogger, podcaster & NYC marathoner Jason Calacanis tells us why Mahalo, his human-powered search engine, is bringing sanity to an industry gripped by SEO fever -- and even works in a shout-out to his favorite GD customer service rep. And in the Internet Files--why MySpace jokes are no laughing matter if you work for Wal-Mart. Plus, Where are Bob & Thumbs?

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It's the show that's not after tougher standards, it's after some standards. Seriously, Bob tells us what the view is like from Indy's pit row and why the Andretti Green racing team serves up an outstanding pre-race peanut butter pie. Next, Warren Adelman & Tim Ruiz explain why Go Daddy's recent acquisition of RegisterFly's domain portfolio is good news for customers who found themselves "caught between the sheets." Then podcaster and tech guru Chris Pirillo tell us why his success can be traced back to a Parsons Technology application called Announcements & what it's like to call Michael Dell on the carpet in a room full of CEOs. And in the Internet Files-why you'll be able to watch old episodes of "24" in bed on your wife's back and how employers should never hire an employee who uses a Zune.

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It's the show whose religious affiliation is still up for grabs. Danica Patrick takes time out from Indy's Community Day to tell us why her pre-race eating routine would put a football linebacker's to shame. Next, Brian Dalton, from the hilarious "Mr. Deity" Web video series, drops in to explain why, despite its success, he still can't quit his day job along with pointing out the startling similarities between Bob and himself. And in the Internet Files-why Boomer's "nut huggers" unduly influenced tonight's sound clips.

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It's the show whose brand isn't going anywhere. Podcasting forerunner Todd Cochrane dials in from the Big Apple to tell us how his social podcasting community Blubrry has already attracted over 1,200 podcasters since inception. Next, Mike McDerment, CEO of Freshbooks.com, explains how rebranding online can be murder and why Toronto is the city that really flips his switch. And in the Internet Files, we see a side of Warren hitherto kept under wraps --plus, will Microsoft one day raise the white flag in surrender to the open source community?

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