What everyone should have in their anti-phishing tackle box on Brains Byte Back
According to 99 firms, 293.6 billion emails are sent every day. That figure probably doesn't surprise you given the number...
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The future of Doxxing from a lawyer representing both sides: Brains Byte Back podcast
The internet is full of trolls. This is nothing new. However, the tactics used by trolls can go way further...
Call of Duty co-founder on CoD, helping victims of human trafficking using VR
With over 100 million copies sold, Call of Duty is easily one of the most recognizable game franchises in history,...
Staying motivated with UFC star Urijah Faber on Brains Byte Back
If you are a fan of UFC, you will probably know of our guest this week, Urijah Faber, whose fierce...
The psychology of SEO on Brains Byte Back
The truth is, Google probably knows more about us than some of our closest friends. We ask the internet search...
Why ‘Skip Ad’ must die on the Brains Byte Back podcast
1...2...3...4...Skip ad. You can probably relate to this, waiting a few seconds to skip to the content you actually want...
The unconventional lives of digital nomads on Brains Byte Back
If you have spent any time in cities such as Medellin or Chiang Mai, you have probably met a digital...
Lighter, better, stronger, faster VR experience is just around the corner
If you have ever visited the subreddit VRtoER, you will probably know two things: VR is becoming increasingly common in...
Technology and the loneliness of young generations on Brains Byte Back
We can all relate to feeling alone at some point or another, but for younger generations this is a sensation...
Sleeping with technology on the Brains Byte Back podcast
Grab a pillow and turn off your smartphone (unless you're using it to listen to this podcast obviously), because in...
Deepfakes: when seeing is no longer believing on Brains Byte Back
Thanks to AI, seeing is no longer believing. This technology has given birth to deepfakes, false videos that seem really,...
MIT prof on being human in an AI world on Brains Byte Back
The man in this episode might be one of the smartest minds we have ever had on this show. Not...
Virtual healthcare: doctors are the new digital nomads on the Brains Byte Back podcast
In a world where our work is becoming more virtual, why do we still wait days to physically see a...
Is porn addiction real or a myth? Sex addiction counselor, gender professor weigh in
In this episode of The Sociable Podcast, we speak with two experts with very different opinions on porn and addiction....
Navigating the invisible landscapes of remote working with Running Remote
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Navigating the invisible landscapes of remote working can be akin to one who is exploring and charting new territories with...
Psychology, Entrepreneurship and the Corporate world: Interview with Psychotherapist Ruschelle Khanna
In recent years, the industry of self-improvement has snowballed into a multi-billion dollar industry. In fact, the total U.S. self-improvement...
Blaming the victim: what really influences our sense of control and culpability in society
The past year has been a defining moment in history for women. Women everywhere united in reaction to Donald Trumps...
More than swiping right: How these 36 questions can result in love between strangers
Efficiency is a wonderful thing. By streamlining a process we can make something quicker, easier and more effective. Why wait in...
Ads in the sky, new light technology, and not an AdBlocker in sight
Advertising and technology have always been a close pair, with many monumental moments, changing the course of advertising forever. One...
‘Selfitis’: Obsessive selfie taking as a real disorder and the fake news stories that inspired its research
We can all relate to one person on our news feeds that loves taking selfies just a little too much....
