Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show

In this week’s show, Fevzi & Nick go head-to-head debating whether or not individuals in the NSA have lied to congress under oath, and whether a criminal investigation of the NSA should now take place. And has congress failed the American people by falling asleep on the job or looking the other way when it comes to the activities of the NSA? It’s a controversial hour, so tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show, the army ousts President Morsi of Egypt : what does it tell us about democracy and the role of armies – and are new leaders always setting themselves up for a fall? And the continuing story of Ed Snowden: are our leaders liars or just doing a tough job; who’s the patriot and who’s the traitor; is there a better way to reduce the terrorist target on our backs, and is Russia’s Putin laughing at us all? It’s a contentious hour, so tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show with Fevzi and Nick, we devote the whole programme to Edward Snowden – the US’ latest ‘information fugitive’. Along the way, we hear from Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, we look at the ‘way back machine’, we ask who owns data which passes from our computers across the internet, and we wonder why nobody particularly cares about their own privacy anymore. Plus, how much can be learned from what we put on social networking sites and the Rise of the Robots: from drones to killing machines. Intrigued? Tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s sans-Nick show, Fevzi brings us news of Apple’s co-founder, Steve Wozniak, discussing why he believes America’s human rights record has become like that of the Russia of his childhood. Fevzi reflects on whether we should all just accept that America’s spy programs are a price worth paying to help thwart terrorist attacks, or whether the state keeps us afraid in order to gain our acquiescence; also whether the Taliban have any need to negotiate with the West at this point, other than to perhaps, discuss the terms of our surrender; and whether the families of troops should be able to sue their state for sending them into illegal or ill-judged wars. Care to share your view? Email Fevzi & Nick at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show, science in school, the plane that gobbles up trains, and how a store chain knows its customers are pregnant. Then: the extraordinary news of Prism and how authorities have access to our personal information online; and the games console wars heat up once again. Tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show, with both UK journalists & police in the dock, Fevzi and Nick ponder whether phone hacking is ever justified, why MRI scanners had their name changed, whether the government has found yet another way of gouging motorists. Plus news of the concert pianist who walked off stage claiming that music is being destroyed by YouTube, and we ask “is nepotism ever right?”. Share your views via tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show, Fevzi and Nick wish the boss a happy birthday, discover Britain has its very own Guantanamo Bay (Camp Bastion), seemingly argue over same-sex marriage (whilst all the time agreeing), discover that now Germany wishes to use night-time drone flights to prevent graffiti, Nick predicts that the Syrian conflict will end in World War III, whilst Fevzi tries to lift Nick’s spirits with the concept of the goat in the kitchen. If you like to share your tuppence worth and tell us what you think, email us at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show, Fevzi and Nick dissect the extraordinary attack, believed to be motivated by religious fundamentalism, on a soldier in South East London. Then, a short diversion to pigeons, the GIF graphics format – or is it a Jif?; more verbal pernicketiness with plural nouns, and Skype security. Plus, the horrific tornado in Moore, OK; and what does it teach us about faith? Tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

Sans Nick – On this week’s show Fevzi is Nickless, and so takes the opportunity to ponder the moral framework of a range of issues including abortion, cloning, stem cell research, genetic screening and elective mastectomy. If you’d like to share your view simply email tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show with Fevzi and Nick, being gay in Hollywood : not as hard as not being gay in Hollywood ? Then, Prince Charles and the State Opening of Parliament, life for the over-50s, fun with glass and the dramatic escape in Cleveland Ohio. Plus, living on the other side of the street, social media privacy, Stephen Hawking boycotts a conference in Israel , and sleep deprivation (which is what this lot will probably induce!) Tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com ! Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show with Fevzi and Nick, can you remember the best or worst of anything that has happened to you? Should high-profile defendants be named before they get to court? And are there degrees of rape? Then, the new world of e-books and how traditional books are still surviving; how atoms have starred in their own teensy-tiny movie, and we look for contranyms (and find very few that satisfy). Tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show: we begin with Siamese Twins and what happens when companies send bills to dead people. Then, the rights of the Boston bomber, how to make Twitter work, and we ask what’s happened to satire on TV. Plus, why The Hobbit is an awful film, Margaret Thatcher’s funeral costs, the merits or otherwise of cleavage, the oratorical skills of Winston Churchill and finally LED light bulbs. It’s the usual mixed bag, so tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show with Fevzi and Nick, why are mobile/cell phones cheaper than beer, old technology we still love, and secret messages in records. Plus, is Paul McCartney really dead and other conspiracy theories (and the oral histories behind them). We offer our sympathies to Boston, we muse on ricin, and question the quality of nursing. Then, Margaret Thatcher, does Obama hate the Brits, and should you have the right to strike. Tell us what you think of that lot at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show, what makes a Haiku, did Superman cancel his US citizenship, and how algorithms for audio processing works (Hint: We didn’t know any of these things). Then, our reaction to arms escalations in North Korea and our reaction to cool news animations in South Korea . Plus: naked news, memory techniques, why MPs are arrogant, what happens when you lose your sense of smell, and the death of Margaret Thatcher. It’s all in an hour with Fevzi and Nick, so tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.

In this week’s show… Cyprus goes bust – how Russian gangsters are paying the price, products which change their names, are Reese’s pieces related to rhesus monkeys, plus animal noises. Then, online dating for people with STIs, gay marriage and the DOMA bill, and how mothers are asked an incredible 300 questions per day. Also featuring: Winnie the Pooh, William Hague, Telly Savalas and William Shatner. Tell us what you think at tro@gadgetdetective.com Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.Help support Fevzi & Nick From the UK Show by going to Talk Radio One and making a contribution.