ID10T Techcast

ID10T Techcast is a weekly podcast where Tyler Woodward, a broadcast engineer, goes over the past week's news in Linux, tech and broadcasting and tells you what he thinks about it. Episodes run 15 to 30 minutes.

Every episode runs through the week's stories, like Linux security holes and open source, Big Tech and AI companies, the FCC, and radio and TV, then ends with one longer opinion piece. Some weeks it's a security hole, some weeks it's why radio isn't dead yet.

The show is for right to repair, privacy, a real nationwide US privacy law like Europe's GDPR, decentralized social media like Mastodon and Bluesky, and independent and community radio. It's critical of big corporations, tech billionaires and AI companies, and it calls out both political parties when they earn it. Everything's explained in plain English, no jargon.

More at ID10T.fm.

Contributors

Host

Tyler Woodward

Tyler Woodward is a broadcast engineer in the Midwest. His job is keeping radio and TV stations on the air, which means he spends a lot of time with transmitters, networks and the stuff nobody notices until it breaks.

He hosts ID10T Techcast, a weekly show where he goes over the week's news in Linux, tech and broadcasting and says what he thinks about it. He's for right to repair, privacy, open source and independent radio, and he's critical of big corporations, tech billionaires and AI companies. He'll call out either political party when they earn it.

He got hooked on radio as a kid listening to AM and FM, and it never wore off. Before the new show he made The Tyler Woodward Project, a podcast about how radio really works.

https://tylerwoodward.me