Useless Engineering

Trying to discover ways to provide hints or scene tips to movies, pre-recorded tv shows and perhaps live TV as well.  An interesting attempt to make watching a new show more interactive and helpful.  Honestly, there have been so many times I wish I understood the purpose of a scene or why I should know this will be important in future episodes.  Think of it like closed captioning but for specific scenes or places in a show that help describe what the heck you just saw, but not "technically or literally" as closed captioning does.  This would be kind of like a good friend sitting next to you helping you understand whats going on without spoiling it, without the whispering or accidental spoilers ( unless you wanted to enable that feature?! )

Sometimes I am listening to a certain live radio station and I really, really, no seriously I really dislike the song being played.  I was thinking how wonderful it would be to ask the DJ to please skip this song.  Preston and I discuss how this may be possible.  This episode is very entertaining but as usual it will be 30 minutes of your life you wont ever get back

What better way to kick off our new podcast.  Take on the classic "How to build a better mousetrap".  A couple of software engineers try their hands at a different type of engineering.