The Good,
The Bad,
And The Buggy.

Alex and Bria talk about Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in everyday applications like Spotify, Netflix, and Stitch Fix, then talk to Angie Jones to learn more about how it all works.

The way we order and eat food has evolved over the years thanks to new technologies. Alex and Bria discuss everything from Domino's to GrubHub, then talk to Mercato CEO Bobby Brannigan to review the current culinary climate.

Video game testing sounds like a dream career to a lot of people, but what can it teach us about software testing? Alex and Bria explore the world of QA in the gaming industry.

Alex and Bria talk about the modern smart house including doorbells, dog cams, and personal assistants. We discuss why you might want to invest in an all-connected home, and why you might not.

Security testing, data breaches, hacks, and malware. We talk about it all and bring on McAfee's Chief Consumer Security Evangelist, Gary Davis, to talk about the Most Dangerous Celebrities 2018 Study and provide tips on how to browse the internet more safely.

As per the name of the podcast, we talk about software and applications that could be considered good, bad, or buggy. In this episode, we focus specifically on the most expensive, worst, and biggest bug failures of all time as well as recent history. For more, check out "What's the True Cost of a Software Bug?"

We discuss how the fitness industry is trending towards technology, and how software is evolving the typical workout. Plus we talk to Aaptiv's Director of Engineering, Kathleen Yanolatos.

Alex and Bria download a plugin to experience what it's like surfing the web while color blind for a day, then discuss ways companies can be more inclusive in their design. For more, check out "How Leading Tech Companies Are Implementing Accessibility Testing."

Robot restaurants are the newest food industry phenomenon, but what can they teach us about manual and automated testing? Paul Grizzaffi joins us to discuss. For more, check out "What Robotic Restaurants Can Teach Us About Test Automation."