All CNET Audio Podcasts

Andy is joined by Rich and special guest Nate Lanxon to discuss NASA's awesome discoveries, Apple's new home and why next week matters for phones.

This week marks 100 illustrious episodes of "Simpsons" references, spontaneous bursting out into song and occasionally talking about tech.

The latest Farsighted show takes a look at the science and science fiction potential of the planet-rich star system that NASA and others think may be one of the best places to look for life.

If the Samsung Galaxy S8 isn't there, why should you care? Plus cooking tech with CNET's Sharon Profis.

Plus: Verizon's 5G tests and the Brooklyn Botanical Garden gets smarter.

Also on the show: another Uber scandal, and Verizon and Yahoo agree on new deal terms.

Apple's WWDC heads back to San Jose for the first time since 2002. Plus, the Apple TV has lost its identity, and the iPhone 8 will get wireless charging.​

We talk about Facebook's strong financials. Also: Alexa's future capabilities, and how activists are helping people with disabilities protest.

Apple once again posts record sales, Amazon plans for a new air cargo hub, and Nintendo's Super Mario Run gets off to a slow start.

We dig into the super chip powering Samsung's next flagship phone, take a look at the Super Bowl in VR and bid adieu to Walmart's Prime copycat.

Many tech industry heavyweights criticize President Donald Trump's new immigration ban, which may kill off efforts for both sides to work together.

The W1 chip was its biggest innovation in 2016. Can Apple surprise us this year? We hope so.

If you've been dying to watch the fourth installment of the "Sharknado" series, you're in luck. Netflix just added it.

We highlight CNET's scoop with new details of the G6, express our love for Peter Dinklage and talk about Hugo Barra's big move to Facebook.

Our own Joan E. Solsman talks about her visit to Utah, where she learned about the future of storytelling.