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This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-4-7-23: Clean Water Part 2: Forever Chemicals
Following up on our March 3 episode about clean water technology; today, we’re talking about proposed new federal EPA...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-3-31-23: The Spy In Your Pocket
The federal government’s efforts to protect US citizens’ sensitive data took on new urgency this week, as the Washington...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-3-20-23: Global Fallout From Tech Bank Collapse
The ripple effects from the recent Silicon Valley Bank collapse continue to be felt worldwide. Listen now as we...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-3-14-23: Bank Failures: What’s Next?
The massive failure of Silicon Valley Bank is not only sending shock waves through the tech industry, but also...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-3-10-23: Saving Energy Brick by Brick
While there are already a lot of ways to save energy and money by retrofitting your home with new...
This Week in Tech With Jeanne Destro-3-3-23: Clean Water Technology
*Updated: 3-6-23 This week, we’re taking a deep dive into clean water technology. We decided to look into it,...
This Week Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-2-24-23: Eureka! Fantastic Sci-Tech Discoveries
This week, it’s all about recent breakthroughs that point the way toward a future with better, faster, and more...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-2-17-23: Humans v. AI: How Can We Compete?
As the use of Artificial Intelligence increases; the race is on for humans to redefine themselves and their professional...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-2-10-23: Carless, Carefree, & Connected
From James Bond’s super spy Aston Martin, to Elon Musk’s tricked-out Teslas; the cars we own, drive, and aspire...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-2-3-23: Buildings, Bridges, and Bees (Oh My!)
This week, how high tech concepts like 4-D imaging are combining with ancient engineering technology from bees, and leading...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-1-27-22: How ChatGPT Will Change Education
A new artificial intelligence-powered chatbot called ChatGPT is taking the world of education by storm, because it can write...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-1-20-23: Gas Stoves, Climate Change, and Asthma
You’ve probably heard by now that federal officials have been talking about the harmful effects of gas emissions from...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-1-13-23-Kids, Mental Health, & Social Media
Seattle Public Schools sued a number of big tech companies this week, claiming the purposely addictive nature of their...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-1-6-23: US Senator, Sherrod Brown: Regulate Crypto Now!
Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown, who who chairs the U.S. Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, is once...
Best Of: This Week In Tech With Jeanne Destro-12-30-22: Toxic Transformation
This week, an encore presentation one of the most creative and unusual tech projects going on here in Ohio...
Eight Northeast Ohio Counties, including Summit, are now eligible for expedited assitance from the State of Ohio. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has
As technology companies spend billions to produce newer, better, and more powerful Artificial Intelligence tools; leaders in other types of business are
A “suspicious” object on the highway caused authorities to shut down I-76 in both directions, and to call in the bomb squad
This bud’s for you, Ohio, as 98 dual-use dispensaries will be licensed to sell recreational Cannabis, starting tomorrow, August 6, including several
The release of three Americans unjustly detained in Russia this past week didn’t just happen in a vacuum. A vast team of
Wouldn’t it be great if all the plastic that clogs our landfills and oceans could be easily and cheaply recycled, and then
While there is still no cure for Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia; there is a simple, self-administered test that can help doctors discover
Scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and persistent. Many people wonder, “Why me? Why do people keep calling me, texting me, and generally
A report out of Princeton University a couple of years ago, showed Akron had the highest number of evictions in Ohio, but
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