Outriders

This week Jamillah goes dumpster diving, learns about an amazing reconstruction and considers the social web in book form.

This week Jamillah learns about power and control, how Libyans are tailoring their message and where to find volunteering opportunities when you're young and mobile.

This week Jamillah has been making friends and talking tech in Nepal. From bloggers and Google tech users in Kathmandu to 3g from the top of Everest, find out a little more about how people interact with their gadgets.

This week Jamillah chats with Cyrus Farivar, author of The Internet of Elsewhere. Can culture change the way people approach the web?

This week Jamillah chats with the BBC Monitoring section that puts an ear to the world for news and Jon Jacob finds out about hacking in Holland.

This week Jamillah gets to chase up the latest on our friends electric and find out how collectors are sharing their work online whether a personal quirk or a great master.

This week Jamillah learns that she might be able to make her own laser saw and has a chat around the web about leaving a long-term relationship...with a social network.

This week Jamillah talks to an Ivorian making a difference for those in need of aid in Ivory Coast, a man who wants you to buy a satellite and a young man that takes on students at his school to teach them code.

This week Jamillah talks to Harold Goldberg who has written a book about 50 years of video gaming and how that has made an impact on popular culture.

This week Jamillah finds out where the tasty podcasts are, Ian McDonald hacks the government and we learn how to worry about Google.

This week is the final part of Jamillah's interviews at the South by South West conference in Austin, Texas.

This week Jamillah is at the South by Southwest conference in Austin Texas. Find out who she has been talking to and who else is in attendance at the festival that has been nicknamed Geek-Christmas.

This week Jamillah has an all female line up talking about the Turing Papers, giving voice to the homeless of NY and how best to look at our digital future

This week Jamillah turns to the murky world of computer hacking. Kevin Poulsen is no stranger to hacking and has a new book out called 'Kingpin'. He explains what it's all about.

This week Jamillah is joined by Andrew Back and Chris Vallance covering open source hardware, worlds created online, marathons and eating well.