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AwesomeCast 755: Lady in the Dashboard
October 29th, 2025 | 59 mins 37 secs
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Tech, travel, and a touch of Pittsburgh flair!
Michael Sorg and Dave Podnar take you inside the brand-new Pittsburgh International Airport terminal, share how to build your own 24/7 streaming channel with OBS + VLC, and break down the biggest Adobe MAX 2025 AI announcements. We talk whether 8K TVs even matter, the surprisingly useful iOS Vehicle Motion Cues, and what it’s really like using the new ChatGPT Atlas browser. -
AwesomeCast 754: OpenAI’s New Browser Changes Everything | ChatGPT Atlas Hands-On!
October 22nd, 2025 | 48 mins 40 secs
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The AwesomeCast crew — Michael Sorg, Katie Dudas, and Dave Podnar — dive into another week of geeky goodness, from AI browsers and robo-pets to nostalgic tech and bizarre cable “hacks.”