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Happy Monday! Today we start with the updated CDC guidelines around fully vaccinated people; What the hell is an NFT and why are they selling for so much? Want to buy this episode? Hit the link below ;) ;Blake Griffin is now officially a member of the Brooklyn Nets. How many stars do they have now?; Google promises to stop tracking you, as long as you don't use any Google products; Tesla batteries are gonna power a whole state, or at least part of a small town. And more bonus news!
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CDC says fully vaccinated people can take fewer precautions - AxiosGoogle to Stop Selling Ads Based on Your Specific Web Browsing - WSJBlake Griffin officially signs with Nets, reportedly for minimum salaryBrave Is Launching a Search Engine to Take On GoogleTesla to build large battery for Texas grid: Bloomberg News | Reuters

It's Tuesday. We start today by talking about the non-action the USA has placed against Saudi Arabia after determining MBS was responsible for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi; Texas beats the VID and removes mask mandates (unless they didn't and they're just being stupid); They're taking away your beloved Dr. Seuss books, if you can actually remember any of these titles; Microsoft introduces Mesh, a virtual meeting room for Teams where your teammate can fart and you see it in AR; An inspirational story of the Mars Perseverance rover flight director, a Latina immigrant named Diana Trujillo.
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White House rebuffs pressure to punish Saudi crown prince over Khashoggi murderTexas COVID mask mandate lifted; businesses can open at 100% | Fort Worth Star-TelegramDr. Seuss' Company Will Stop Publishing 6 Books, Citing 'Hurtful' Portrayals : NPRMicrosoft Mesh feels like the virtual future of Microsoft Teams meetings - The VergeMeet Diana Trujillo, NASA Perseverance Flight Director | PEOPLE.com

Happy Monday! In today's show we start with the updates on Governor Cuomo's situation from over the weekend; The $1.9T relief bill looks to move forward, but leaving $15/hr Federal Minimum wage behind; The French have convicted former President Sarkozy of corruption, and that sounds like it could be a great American headline in 2 years; Instagram launches Live Rooms: now stream with even more people; Walmart wants your Amazon money, same day. Plus more
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Andrew Cuomo cedes control of sexual harassment probe to AG James$15 Minimum Wage: Democrats Shelve Plan to Speed Work on Covid Stimulus Bill - BloombergNicolas Sarkozy, former French president, receives jail sentence for corruptionInstagram’s new Live Rooms feature lets up to four people go live at once - The VergeWalmart drops $35 order minimum for its two-hour delivery service - The Verge

It's Thursday ya'll. Today we talk about Pfizer testing a 3 booster shot for the vacuna; Gov Cuomo's being accused of a lot lately, and he has a lot to answer for; Twitter introduces 2 new interesting features; China's being anal again with their testing; Lady Gaga's dogs were stolen and her dog walker shot in LA
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A third Pfizer dose? The Covid-19 vaccine maker is studying booster shots.Andrew Cuomo denies former aide's sexual harassment allegations - CNNPoliticsTwitter announces paid Super Follows to let you charge for tweets - The VergeU.S. diplomats in China subjected to anal swab testing for Covid-19, State Department saysLady Gaga's Dog Walker Shot, 2 French Bulldogs Stolen | PEOPLE.com

Happy Hump Day! In today’s show we start with the story of Tiger Wood’s car accident and current condition; Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine is proven effective; Biden has an EO to take on the China supply chain; Is it time for Jeep to get rid of the Grand Cherokee name?; Sony announces 4 more months of Play At Home
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Tiger Woods is recovering from major surgery after a high-speed car crash - CNNFDA confirms Johnson & Johnson vaccine prevented all deaths and hospitalizations in trialBiden to sign executive order calling for semiconductor supply chain review - The VergeJeep Cherokee, Jeep Grand Cherokee 'do not honor us,' chief saysPlayStation's Play at Home Initiative Returns, Offering Four Months of Free Games

Happy Monday! Today we start with the confirmation hearings for Merrick Garland to be Attorney General; The Supreme Court tosses out Trump's request to hide his taxes from the Manhattan DA; The Biden administration has changed the rules of PPP to benefit SMB, sole proprietors and minority owned businesses; Daft Punk announces they're splitting up after over 25 years and 3 albums; Spotify is getting into the HD music business with a new lossless audio streaming tier; And Bonus News!
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Garland Makes Case for New Era at Justice Department - WSJBiden to revise small business loans to reach smaller, minority firms | ReutersSupreme Court rejects Trump attempt to shield taxes from Manhattan District Attorney's Office - ABC NewsDaft Punk Has Split Up, Publicist Confirms - VarietySpotify counters Apple Music with new HiFi tier, expands to 80 new markets, more - 9to5Mac