The Tyler Woodward Project

Technology Podcasts

A broadcast engineer's podcast about the tech that owns you, the radio industry that shaped him, and the childhood junk drawer that started it all.

Episodes

Could Radio Make a Comeback by Learning from Vinyl and CDs?

Meta's AI gave a stranger his home address

Supra 89.7 thinks the atmosphere is out to get them

Kids turned NPR's comment section into a secret group chat

Stop selling radio like a fire extinguisher

Diesel prices don't just hit truckers, they hit your cell and radio signals

Why the whole country is about to hear that emergency alert tone at once

Radio can't out-Spotify Spotify, so stop trying

Fiber powered is a lie: how ISPs sell you coax and call it glass

Stop renting your own life back from Google, Apple, and Meta

Nobody can actually hear lossless audio, including you

You don't own your movies, your games, or your music

Shrinkflation is a lie: how companies used inflation as cover

What actually killed Blockbuster (it wasn't Netflix)

Why internet radio got too expensive for regular people

The MySpace bug that taught a generation web design

My hobby became my job, so I'm blowing up the format

STL Redundancy: Radio's Forgotten Infrastructure Crisis

Plex vs Jellyfin: The Real Cost of Self-Hosting Media

iHeartMedia layoffs: how private equity gutted local radio