Futurology

Brett Lindsay (B2) is joined in studio by Michael Cowen and Brett St. Clair to discuss part 2 of the Future of Change - how yesterday affected today and how tomorrow will affect the future!

The Futurology show is looking forward (surprise) to how the state of the world and tech advancements of today will shape the world of tomorrow and beyond. Join us as we discuss transport, AI, jobs, and learning.

The Bretts attempt to finish their feast of CES (hopefully the ADHD doesn’t kick in again!). They also chat about energy being the new internet and Object Recognition in AR.

The Bretts come back for seconds at the Technophile’s Buffet and are joined in studio by Celeste Naude from POD 3D to talk Social... or is that to be Social?

The Bretts dust off the beach sand, compare suntans, and then look at all the cool happenings of CES - it's a technophile's buffet!

The Bretts end the year off with a BANG (well, actually a threesome) as Brett St Clair (B3 Bomber) is back in the studio. They look at back 2016 and peek round the corner at 2017. It doesn't take long for things to go "there" quickly!

Besides the usual updates and app chat, B1 picks up on B2’s call of 2017 being the Year of Engagement last week, by chatting to Aryeh Sternberg via Skype about Intent Marketing and what it actually means for customers and engagement.

B1 & B2 take stock of 2016, the year of innovation that has passed, they review some gadgets that are available for the festive season and predict what 2017 will hold, as the age of experience dawns!

The Bretts have a look at Black Friday, Cyber Monday and then chat to Heinrich Botes from Xero accounting.

The Bretts chat about AfricanCOM and TV Connect in Cape Town... and then talk to Reshaad Sha, Chief Strategy Officer at Dark Fibre Africa (DFA) about the roll-out of the first Sigvox network in SA.

Brett Levy talks tech, AR and other cool digital stuff. Then Kobus van der Westhuizen, MD of We Quote, pops in to chat about SnapCart.

The Bretts chat to Candice Sutherland, affectionately nicknamed 'Doctress Doom' about the latest updates in the industry on Cybercrime, Ransomware, DDOS and general naughty people online.

Brett Levy talks to Aryeh Sternberg, an American who lives in Australia and is the Co-Founder of Prime Variable. They discuss what really matters in making deeper connections with customers through technology. Aryeh also has strong thoughts and opinions on the upcoming US election.

The Bretts chat to Thato and Berno - co-founders of Domestly - the MTN App of the Year winners about their app and recent trip to Silicon Valley.

The Bretts talk about the future of storytelling in a digital age of experience, after their recent visit to New York for the Future Of Storytelling #FostSummit. Their guest is Wayne Flemming from Brand Truth, a team of storytellers, filmmakers and experience architects.

With so much happening lately and all the new products and features coming soon, the Bretts do a tech round-up of the current landscape and what to look out for in the future... with some quality time spent on VR too.

The Bretts talk to Ryan Beech from Ryonic Robotics. Yes we're talking robots... enough said!

B1 is in Cape Town at the Gartner Symposium and B2 holds down the studio. They look at the usual cool stuff and a summary of the show.

The Bretts chat to the last of the Gartner Aspiring Innovators, Sabelo Sibanda from Tuse. Tuse is an enterprise mobility app that allows for secure voice and video calls to people, with or without the app.

Brett is joined by Mike Cowen as a guest co-host and they chat to Obodoekwe Chukwudi from Kriterion. Kriterion aims to simplify and improve the effectiveness of Tender procurement by handling every process of the tender system, minimising the human factor and allowing a computer to give analytic, unbiased results.