What is The Personal Computer Radio Show about?

With Hosts Hank Kee and Joe King It is listed as a technology show.

What has The Personal Computer Radio Show covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The Personal Computer Radio Show - 9-30-26", "The Personal Computer Show, Wednesday September 16, 2026", and "The Personal Computer Radio Show - 8-2-26". The latest went out on 30 Sep 2026 and ran about 54 minutes. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

How often does The Personal Computer Radio Show publish?

The Personal Computer Radio Show publishes weekly, a median of 7 days between episodes. Episodes average about 55 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 100 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

How hard is it to get booked on The Personal Computer Radio Show?

For The Personal Computer Radio Show, Booking Probability sits at 33/100, Listen Score at 28/100, and the guest bar is around 80/100. The show has not signalled guest openness recently, which raises the bar on relevance. There is no verified contact on file, so the show website is the route in.

Who should pitch The Personal Computer Radio Show?

The Personal Computer Radio Show covers ai, tech industry, cybersecurity, hardware, so guests who can speak to those specifically fit best. The show carries an audience score of 5/100. Lead with a specific result you can describe in numbers rather than a job title, and tie it to something the show has already covered.

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The Personal Computer Radio Show

Hosted by Unknown Host · technology · EN · 100 episodes

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What is The Personal Computer Radio Show?

The Personal Computer Radio Show is a technology podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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Episode #486
The Personal Computer Radio Show - 9-30-26
Sep 30, 202654 min
In the News Is iOS 27 Draining Your iPhone Battery Amazon Prime Customers may be able to get up to $200 as Settlement Expands The Best Tech Jobs for Promotions, Pay, and Stability Why can't AI companies test with Samples of LLMs before releasing them into the real world? Signals From a Planet Beyond Our Solar System Astronomers Finally Pick Up Radio Signals From a Planet Beyond Our Solar System ITPro Series with Benjamin Rockwell ToolConsolidation can make sense but there's a Roadmap to it From the Tech Corner Did OpenAI and Anthropic oversold AI Security Breaches to Pressure Feds · Computational Photography vs Traditional Photography · Cornell Researchers Develop Method to Restore EV Batteries to Up to 95% of Original Capacity Technology Chatter with Benjamin Rockwell and Marty Winston Dealing with Various Power and other Technical Issues
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Episode #485
The Personal Computer Show, Wednesday September 16, 2026
Sep 17, 202655 min
In the News AI Industry Is Asking Government to Regulate the AI Business Microsoft Builds an App to Push Bing Into Chrome, Firefox, and Brave OpenAI Jalapeño Sony Claim Purchase of a Digital Game is only a Permission Slip to Play the Game States Are Having Second Thoughts about AI Data Centers The DseWiki Incident and AI Misalignment ITPro Series with Benjamin Rockwell Treating your career as a ladder and leveraging AI as a new skill From the Tech Corner Networking in the Age of AI The World's Battery Supply Chain Could Snap at Any Time TV in 2029 will look very different from the Cable-Dominated World a Decade Ago Windows 11 Is Getting Faster Boot Times and Better Performance on 8GB RAM Systems Technology Chatter with Benjamin Rockwell and Marty Winston The processing of video can be daunting
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Episode #484
The Personal Computer Radio Show - 8-2-26
Sep 2, 202654 min
In the News FBI Dismantled Chinese-Linked Network Hacking U.S. Government Agencies Meta Settles with US States over Social Media Harms Beyond Hubble - NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Apple Maps is getting Ads, and There's No Way to turn them Off Guess Who Didn’t Make TIME’s Top 100 AI List? Bill Gates vs. Jensen Huang: Two Very Different Views of AI ITPro Series with Benjamin Rockwell Distractions, even smaller ones, can Disrupt our Workflows, Impacting Enterprise From the Tech Corner Cyberpunk 2077 Meets the Commodore 64 Despite Decades of Uncertainty, the Commodore Name Continues to Survive. Old Compact Cameras with Single-Digit Megapixel are Booming in Japan What Problems Can a CMOS Reset Fix? Technology Chatter with Benjamin Rockwell and Marty Winston Navamo Lawn Mower Experience by the Picky Neighbor
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Episode #483
The Personal Computer Show, Wednesday August 19 2026, at 5PM ET
Aug 19, 202655 min
The Personal Computer Show Wednesday August 19th 2026 www.PRN.live - Streaming on the Internet 5:00 PM Eastern Time In the News Claude Is Putting Invisible Watermarks In AI-Generated Text Cloud Storage is great until your Vendor Goes Out of Business Samsung Z Fold 8 Reveals the downside of New Battery Tech Powerful Features to Enable on Your Chromebook The Bluetooth Symbol on your Phone ITPro Series with Benjamin Rockwell Digital Inefficiency is a Common Problem in the Workplace From the Tech Corner The Hidden Costs of Artificial Intelligence The Hidden Water Cost of Artificial Intelligence What Is Open-Weight AI? Technology Chatter with Benjamin Rockwell and Marty Winston Asus Zen Wifi Routers BT8 and BD5 Mesh
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Episode #482
The Personal Computer Show, Wednesday August 12 2026
Aug 13, 202655 min
In the News AI Political Ads Put State Deepfake Laws to the Test China Cracks Down on Copycat Chip Design Google Assistant Begins Disappearing from Android Phones Navigating New Tax Regulations for Gig Workers Recent Reports of Rogue AI Agents Tech Rehiring After AI-Driven Layoffs ITPro Series with Benjamin Rockwell The Company Risks of Shadow IT From the Tech Corner Upgrade Your Car's USB Port with One Simple Gadget What Is a Smart Plug? The Easiest Way to Make Your Home Smarter Who Will Be the Winners and Losers in Artificial Intelligence? Technology Chatter with Benjamin Rockwell and Mark Brownstein Asus Zen Wifi Routers BT8 and BD5 Mesh
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