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This week Rick is joined by sports technology expert Bob Roble. Roble is based in Seattle and with his startup, SportsTechieNet, he covers everything in the world of sports technology. Rick and Bob go head-to-head talking about the latest trends in sports tech.

The ladies continue their discussion on The Happiness Project . See how Debbie and Laurin are working on their happiness project!

We celebrate the 10th Birthday of iTunes and relive what the platform has done for the music industry, the musical artist, and the music consumer. We also have a lengthy discussion on how Ford is beginning to transform the car industry be utilizing big data gained through vehicle diagnostics and hard drive information.

Still recovering from a big news week that included the bombings at the Finish Line of the Boston Marathon and then the chase and killing of one and the apprehension of the other that planted the bombs. A lot of twists and turns and “misinformation” in the reporting of these stories.

On this week’s episode, we dedicate the entire show to discussing the technology used during the Boston Bombing and subsequent Boston manhunt. We dive into new age tech advancements and into some older viable systems still in place.

Debbie and Laurin are back after completing their series on grief. This week the ladies move on to a more delightful topic "The Happiness Project" by Gretchen Rubin. Find how you can find happiness.

Join the Busy Ladies as we continue our series on Grief. This week we talk about acceptance and hope. Find out how you are not alone out there and that there are places to go for help.

This week’s podcast features two topics of discussion. First, Steve highlights his attendance at the NAB Show 2013 in Las Vegas as the broadcasting business quickly incorporates itself into the audio and video podcasting realm. Second, Steve and Dave try to keep their heads straight around Google CEO’s Eric Schmidt’s comment about having everyone being connected by 2020.

Steve and Rick have been away from the microphone this week, until now. Rick spent 4 days covering the Final Four in his hometown of Atlanta and Steve was all over NAB in Las Vegas.

I joined Tony Cruise and the Morning Show at WHAS in Louisville on Tuesday morning to talk about Atlanta hosting the Final Four as thousands of Cardinals fans will be making the trek to Atlanta.

We discuss the impression Tim Cook is leaving on Apple as its CEO. The decisions he is making today are making Apple a stronger company, internally and externally. In our second segment, we celebrate the Kodak Instamatic turning 50 this month and how the development of a simple camera in 1963 revolutionized the camera and photography industry.

With the country in the grips of March Madness, thought we would talk a little college basketball tonight with a basketball blogger. Jeffrey Fann writes for allsportsdiscussion. He also has contributed to ACC.com and we’ll talk tonite about blogging, sports blogging passionate fans and more..as March Madness continues

This special edition episode is a time for celebration - NetCast Studio is celebrating it’s 1000th produced episode! NetCast Studio started as a single podcast, Waves of Tech, and has evolved into a large scale network responsible for producing one thousand podcasts from 14 shows. With this event being such a milestone, Steve invited Rick (Tech of Sports), John (Google at a Glance), Joshua (Beyond the Brick), Debbie (Busy Ladies), and Dave (Waves of Tech) to tell their stories of the struggles, victories, favorite moments, and milestones over the past 5 years. Even though each podcaster has their individual set of memories and successes, we can all agree that podcast is a passion we share. When we all sit behind our mics and get ready to record a podcast, we share in living out our lifestyle choices and love sharing those lifestyles with the audience and our listeners.

An industry leader in environmental golf-course design, Jason Straka blends his formal education, rigorous professional training and considerable design experience to produce a tradition of excellence. Having been trained in the many facets of golf-course design, and with extensive design experience, he has shaped his specialty: integrating a golf course both functionally and aesthetically with its surrounding environment.

We are sad to announce that John and Nicholas will no longer be hosting Google At A Glance. The podcast has been running now for more than two years and they’ve been joined by dozens of amazing guests. Google products have come and gone but our hope is that this show remained a quality source for everything happening at Mountain View.