In this factory-sealed episode of The Memory Dump, hosts Eldon Schoop and Ali Salamat discuss making bricks out of blood and cloud computing! Our technical correspondent, Grantland Hall, also weighs in on the security risks and vulnerabilities of cloud computing.
Brace yourself. You’re about to listen to the very first installment of KPCR’s freshest technology commentary show: The Memory Dump.
In Episode 1, Epoch, hosts Eldon Schoop and Casey Spencer discuss Civil Rights Defenders’ use of Captchas to spread civil rights awareness and the possibility that our very universe might just be a simulation. The hosts also broadly discuss the nuts and bolts (har har) of the Vex Robotics Competition.
![[Listen] Skin Deep – 09.11.12 – Guests Crash Manson and Nicole Adams](https://kpcradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/rsz_1jenncrashnicole_laruetattoo_zpsbf96988d.jpg)
Hosted by Jenn Hill, Skin Deep is a 30 minute talk show dedicated to the subject of tattooing and body modification. Guest interviews are used as a means of opening the public’s eye to the subculture in a light they may have not seen before. September 11, 2012’s episode features award-winning tattoo artist and owner of La Rue Tattoo in Granada Hills, Crash Manson, as well as long-time tattoo collector (and one of Crash’s “victims”), Nicole Adams.
For more information on the artist please visit www.laruetattoo.com
![[Listen] Esports Update 9/18/12](https://kpcradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/teamliquid.jpg)
As always we’ll be going over the recap of the daily events and happenings around the eSports Community. Also we will be answering your twitter questions!
As always we’ll be going over the recap of the daily events and happenings around the eSports Community. Today we’ll also be with Brood War player turned LoL, Rafael Malapitan
Kendall and Mackenzie, two local 13 year old girls, talk about their experiences with popularity. It explores the idea of being popular. It breaks down the need to be popular. The girls share tips about why being popular is not the end of the world. Each one shares candid reasons on the obsession with popularity.