Byteside: tech + digital culture
78 episodes - English - Latest episode: over 1 year ago -It's the world through the lens of technology and digital culture. How tech has come to influence everything around us. How do we make sure it's all happening for the benefit of humans? The world is dominated by all things geek and nerd today. So what happens next? We're here to work it out. Send us your input via @byteside on Twitter!
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How Dragon Talk welcomed us through D&D's best decade yet
December 02, 2022 01:21 - 44 minutes - 61.4 MBUsually I spend my time on the Byteside podcast chatting to creatives or engineers about things they've been hard at work building for the future. So on the surface it seems strange to say we're here to talk to two people from the Wizards of the Coast marketing team - but, for me, Greg Tito and Shelley Mazzanoble come to the show with the same sense of creative energy. As the co-hosts of Dragontalk, the official Dungeons & Dragons podcast, they do a lot more than just talk about the latest ...
The future of trust and security
November 24, 2022 02:31 - 16 minutes - 23.3 MBThis episode was sponsored by IBM The nature of trust and security online has been a big challenge throughout the pandemic, but the events of 2022 have tested these issues like never before. We had been planning this sponsored episode for many months, but when it fell into place this turned out to be an excellent time to talk to Chris Hockings, APAC CTO at IBM Security about the state of security and trust in Australia today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The future of sound production at Trackdown Studios
November 17, 2022 06:16 - 35 minutes - 49.2 MBWe're talking to Elaine and Craig Beckett from Sydney's Trackdown Studios about how the studio has built a stellar reputation across the world for the quality of its audio production for film, TV and videogames. From Mad Max Fury Road to The Crown, World of Warcraft to The Boys, Trackdown has been involved with making some of the world's biggest productions sound their very best. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Engineering for a clean future
July 04, 2022 11:40 - 27 minutes - 37.3 MBRosie Barnes is a mechanical engineer working in wind farm and clean energy technology and during the pandemic she started sharing her knowledge via YouTube. From explaining the basics to going deep with other experts, she's working hard to build that clean energy future – and help the rest of us understand it better while she's at it. We talk about her career, her YouTube channel (Engineering with Rosie), the value in working to communicate niche knowledge to online audiences, and the jour...
Can Slack's Huddles end a lot of 30 minute meetings?
June 28, 2022 05:49 - 19 minutes - 27.4 MBSlack proved its value during the past few years and its addition of Huddles in 2021 helped to find a great new middle ground between formal video meetings and text chat for general updates. Huddles is now being extended with new features to make it even more useful for quick creative brainstorms and catch ups that help end the game of hunting people's calendars for 30 minute timeslots. We're chatting to Rob Seaman, Vice President of Product at Slack, to learn more about what's new in Huddl...
Does Meta's VR Turing Test ambition make sense?
June 23, 2022 01:57 - 44 minutes - 30.6 MBIt's our 73rd episode of the Byteside podcast but it was also our first time recording as a video podcast! Will it be the last? Nic Healey and Seamus Byrne catch up on recent news - Seamus digs Meta's VR Visual Turing Test and isn't so down on Diablo Immortal as a very casual bit of mobile fun. Nic found a Metaverse pop up shop in Melbourne? Plus what the guys have been watching lately. Including the amazing Exandria Unlimited: Calamity. Go see the full video version at the Byteside YouTube...
Can beer be more efficient? Konvoy is showing the way
April 21, 2022 22:28 - 39 minutes - 27.1 MBIt's great to get back into a pub and have a draft of the good stuff again. But moving beer from brewery to bar is a logistical mess that only got harder during lockdowns. Konvoy has been helping brewers make all that easier with data-enabled kegs and a system that not only makes moving them around more efficient but also lowers their carbon footprint. Win, win. We're talking to Adam Trippe-Smith, owner and founder of Konvoy, about making beer easier to move around. Hosted on Acast. See aca...
Is the DGTO really going to help?
April 11, 2022 22:46 - 23 minutes - 15.9 MBFor a long, long time, Australian federal governments have left game developers out in the cold when it comes to simple support mechanisms like tax offsets. In 2021, the government announced the Digital Games Tax Offset – a big step forward for supporting investment in game development in Australia. But how good is the detail in the DGTO? Yes, broadly, it's great that it exists, but Ben Thompson from Techlever, an expert in R&D tax support structures, has noticed there's a lot of exclusions...
Inside the weird world of Devolver Digital
February 01, 2022 01:40 - 41 minutes - 28.6 MBGames publishers usually have a notorious reputation for being money grubbing beasts who want to wring every last drop of creativity from talented game makers as quickly as possible until the talent loses faith in the games industry and quits, making room for new talent. Rinse and repeat. And then there's Devolver Digital. Devolver is a games publisher that has specialised in publishing quirky indie games - like Disc Room, Carrion, Fall Guys and Inscryption - and helping everyone have a pr...
Is Fortnite a beachhead for the metaverse?
December 09, 2021 01:30 - 31 minutes - 43.9 MBWe speak to the two creative developers behind the Fortnite ANZ project – Simon Bell from Alliance Studios and R-leeo Maoate from Zen Creative – and get their thoughts on how Fortnite's creative tools are evolving to give them increasingly exciting capacity to make huge virtual experiences. From the fun of building this new ANZ experience to how far things could go in the future, it's a fun chat with two creative talents who are excited by just how far these tools can go in the years ahead. ...
Dreamshaping for everyone: Media Molecule's Siobhan Reddy
December 06, 2021 10:25 - 24 minutes - 33.5 MBWe last spoke to Media Molecule Studio Director Siobhan Reddy just before the pandemic rocked the world. For a studio so focused on highly creative games, from Little Big Planet to Tearaway and their amazing current focus, Dreams, how has the crisis impacted on their own creativity? And what does it mean to make cool experiences that also give users the chance to create? It's always a treat to chat with this Australian industry leader killing it on the world stage, so settle in and enjoy. H...
Stephen Cornish, Pentanet Founder, on the future of networks
November 23, 2021 08:29 - 43 minutes - 29.7 MBPentanet has grown rapidly in just four years, though it's still only available in Perth. But in our chat with Founder Stephen Cornish we learn why perfecting one of the world's most advanced wireless mesh network technologies in one city is the best way to prepare it for wider deployment in future. We also talk about the origins on Pentanet, his love for League of Legends, the potential of an Australian esports hub in Perth to get better connections to Asian servers, and what GeForce Now cl...
Putting some heart into Far Cry 6
October 21, 2021 01:58 - 17 minutes - 11.8 MBWe talk to Far Cry 6 Narrative Director Navid Khavari about putting a story with heart into a game best known for its flambuoyant and chaotic open world environments. With a great line up of actors and an effort to dig a little deeper on building a believable story, Khavari talks about his team's effort to make Yara a place you could feel something for. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Australia's first digital NBA pro, Meason Camille
October 12, 2021 02:36 - 20 minutes - 14.4 MBBack in March, Meason Camille became the first Australian drafted into the NBA 2K League. Maybe some of you misheard me and were thinking "hang on, there's a bunch of Aussies in the NBA" we're talking about the esport, NBA 2K. It might be digital but Meason, or Mace, or Milo, had to be drafted by a real NBA team to get his shot at going pro. He worked hard, he missed out more than once, but in the fourth season of the pro league he got the call he was dreaming of – the Detroit Pistons wanted ...
145km/h VR: Brendan Doyle's skeleton racing edge
August 12, 2021 02:33 - 30 minutes - 20.8 MBFeeling a little sad because the Tokyo Olympics finished last week? I am too. With so much of life in lockdown right now we had a great timezone match up here in Australia to enjoy the event, and while there was no one in the stands it was great to see it happen in the midst of such a tough time for the world. In good news, you won't have to wait much longer for your next hit of Olympics action because the Beijing 2022 Winter Games is actually just months away – it kicks off February 4. An...
Is it a game? Is it fitness? Yes, it's Zwift!
August 04, 2021 05:34 - 33 minutes - 23.3 MBIf you've been watching the Olympics at the moment you may well be feeling inspired to get fit or get into a sport, but the pandemic is also still out there so gyms aren't as attractive as they have been and team sports also pose their challenges right now. In that sense it seems like a great time for home cycling – a sport you can experience on a bike in your own home. But if you want to make it compelling, you need some kind of smart tech or video game idea to guide and motivate you. You ...
Poly ANZ MD Andy Hurt on shifting AV from the office to the home
July 30, 2021 02:30 - 32 minutes - 22.3 MBThe most obvious part of the work from home era has been the need to stare at webcams while wearing headsets to hear and be heard as clearly as possible. These are the tools we've either put up with in their most basic form directly through our built-in laptop parts or we've hunted for upgrades – and often found stores sold out of anything at all. Today I'm talking to Andy Hurt, Managing Director of Poly ANZ, about his company's perspective on this shift in our needs. Poly has over half a c...
Putting retro games on a streaming service? Meet Antstream Arcade CEO Steve Cottam
July 20, 2021 06:58 - 20 minutes - 14.4 MBSteve Cottam is the CEO of Antstream Arcade, and I caught up with Steve for Byteside to talk about the origins of his plan to launch an independent game streaming service and all the ways they're adding features to make playing classic games through the Antstream platform feel that little bit extra. Check out Antstream Arcade via https://www.antstream.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome – back, again, or for the first time
July 19, 2021 05:24 - 1 minute - 2.55 MBIf you're hearing this, you're in the right place. We're consolidating our wider shows about games and technology into the One True Byteside podcast, so we'll have lots more interview shows appearing here going forward alongside our episodes with journalist friends discussing the news and weirdness of any given week. If you need to find us in a specific app, or want to share Byteside details with a friend, here's all the details. Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/itunes/1482077503 Overcast: ht...
Do esports need beer? Are we actually enjoying Loki?
July 08, 2021 02:29 - 39 minutes - 27.4 MBSeamus has Nic Healey back as a guest host this week to discuss the Gravitas Glory esports beer, Nic's desperation in still trying to get his hands on a PlayStation 5, and our thoughts on whether we're really enjoying the Loki series on Disney+ or just in love with its aesthetic. Plus we count down some of the shows we're really excited about coming soon, including the Alien series being led by Noah Hawley, Good Omens Season 2, Succession Season 3, and Ted Lasso S2. As mentioned in this ep...
It's about time
June 09, 2021 05:21 - 50 minutes - 34.4 MBThe Byteside podcast is back, and it's got a familiar ring to it. We catch up on the first half of 2021 and what we've been watching and playing, then we look at some of the most interesting updates out of WWDC and wonder whether Fastly outage was a big deal or a small one. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Enhance and augment
March 22, 2021 20:37 - 50 minutes - 34.4 MBThis week we explore the state of imaging technologies across a wide range of areas, from Adobe's new Super Resolution technology to deepfakes. The tech is amazing and clever but are the creepy parts doing OK at not being too creepy? Plus a look at recent announcements for virtual and augmented reality interfaces, including Facebook's new wristband technology and the PlayStation VR 2.0 controllers. All this and a tangent or three along the way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mor...
The WandaVision post-mortem: with live caller input!
March 11, 2021 04:38 - 52 minutes - 36 MBThis week it's a WandaVision deep dive, with spoilers galore now that the series has wrapped. The first Marvel series at Disney+ became the most watched show ever on streaming (so far), so how do we feel about it all now it's done? What does it say about the future of Marvel TV? And is it more 'comic book' in style than the movies can be? We went live on Twitter Spaces while recording to get Byteside listener input, which brought in some extra perspectives from some superfans too. Hosted ...
States of play: what's coming next from Nintendo, PlayStation and Microsoft's XR labs?
March 05, 2021 06:49 - 51 minutes - 35.1 MBByteside episode 55 This week we've caught up on the latest news from Nintendo Direct and Sony's State of Play to talk about what's looking good on the gaming horizon. And will digitally packaged 'event' drops like this become the norm with yet another year of no E3? Plus we look at some of the news from Microsoft Ignite and how the company is aiming to push AR and XR technologies forward, from the fun of Pokemon Go to making remote virtual meetings better than staring at our webcams. All...
Stream for me: the state of video on demand in Australia in 2021
February 25, 2021 12:03 - 1 hour - 43 MBWith the addition of Star to Disney+ this week, Alice, Chris and Seamus take stock of the state of the video streaming scene today. The services we use personally, the ones we love best, how we juggle getting the best value, and whether it's good or bad to have so so many services out there these days. Plus wins and fails this week cover LastPass, MQFF, and Daft Punk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Smart home tech for fun and horror
February 18, 2021 22:43 - 1 hour - 42.8 MBSeamus, Alice and Hope discuss their own experiences with smart home technology – across lights, doors, appliances, sound and more. We look at the pros and cons, both technical and social, and even end up with some stories of where the tech gets horror movie creepy when it goes wrong. We promise we mostly won't trigger your voice assistants while you listen (at least, we hope not... until near the end when we kinda do it on purpose...) Plus new diverse emoji, playing Hades, and Disney sayin...
Fitness+ in Kaldheim
February 12, 2021 01:06 - 51 minutes - 35.4 MBAn all-new, all-different Byteside as Alice and Chris join Seamus for the start of a new era. This week all three have spent time with Apple’s Fitness+ service during the summer, so all have opinions to share on the value of having fitnesses classes on tap through your Apple Watch. What’s good? What could be better? And will they stick with it? And Magic The Gathering’s new expansion, Kaldheim, has been bringing the Norse mythological noise to the game. Alice and Seamus have been playing i...
Virtually from CES 2021
January 13, 2021 04:31 - 42 minutes - 29 MBWe're back for 2021 and it's CES week so Seamus and Nic explore what's caught their eye during this virtual, online version of the show. TVs? Yes. Rollable mobile screens? Indeed. Toilets? You betcha. Plus Nic's commitment to the Telstra Xbox deal and Seamus finding it's too late to save himself with a left-handed gaming mouse. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Spams, scams and monolithic weirdness
December 03, 2020 07:09 - 38 minutes - 26.8 MBOn the last episode for 2020, Nic and Seamus deliver a full dose of "tech, gaming and digital culture" angles. We talk NBN upgrade pricing, the government's new plan to deal with spam and scam calls, and whether we really will miss something now that console games have ridiculously short loading times. Plus we look at the weird Instagram fraud issues Byteside faced while running the recent Xbox Series X giveaway and those weird monoliths and our hopes for what they turn out to be (or maybe t...
Subscribing just to avoid the ads
November 26, 2020 04:46 - 32 minutes - 22.4 MBThis week we're looking at a bit of spy agency "incidental" capture of some COVIDSafe data and what that means, as well as what we're subscribing too for our entertainment and how YouTube has big plans to take over the full range of what anyone might want from a music service (musicians included?). Plus a little bit of fleeting follow up and why Seamus is still in love with World of Warcraft. Don't forget to enter the Byteside Xbox Series X giveaway! All the details at the Byteside website....
Fleeting fingers and free photo farewells
November 18, 2020 21:17 - 40 minutes - 27.8 MBNic and Seamus discuss the M1 again now that the benchmarks are in, plus the end of Google's free photo storage and what that means not just for the future but for the past five years of innovation in photo services. Plus Twitter rolls out fleets (not that we've seen them yet) and we wonder what the point of it all might be. We're struggling for answers... If you're in NSW, don't forget your free $100 of vouchers will be coming soon to your Service NSW app! And Seamus recommends the GoCube ...
Enforced temptation control?
November 12, 2020 00:27 - 35 minutes - 24.6 MBThis week Nic's back and we're looking at a mixed bag of shiny new tech and some digital dilemmas. We check out Apple's new laptops with its own chips – and how should we talk about amazing speed claims before we've had the chance to test the benchmarks for ourselves? Plus Yondr in Australian schools – do we need to enforce self control around our smartphones? Do adults need it just as much as teens? All that and QR codes becoming mandatory for contact tracing in NSW, and why Seamus is way to...
Byteside special: Sony PlayStation 5 reviewed
November 06, 2020 21:00 - 19 minutes - 13.4 MBWe've got a special double episode of Byteside to share over the next two days. In the last show, Seamus Byrne and Alice Clarke looked at the Xbox Series X (and Series S), with both having review units over recent weeks. This time it's the PlayStation 5's turn! What's the future of PlayStation look like? How is the new DualSense controller? And we wrap things up by looking at the 'Xbox vs PlayStation' question and how the console market looks for the new generation. Hosted on Acast. See aca...
Byteside special: Xbox Series X reviewed
November 05, 2020 20:31 - 22 minutes - 15.5 MBSeamus Byrne and Alice Clarke discuss and debate the merits of the new Xbox Series X, with both having review units over recent weeks. What does the future of Xbox look like? And what about the new controllers? Should you be running out the door to knock people over to find one? Or is it OK to wait? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We owned a bit of Quibi too?
October 28, 2020 04:45 - 34 minutes - 23.5 MBThis week we talk about two areas the government wasted money on technology – COVIDSafe... but Quibi too? We talk about the death of Quibi, the failures of COVIDSafe, what both could have done to be better, and Seamus even has an idea for how COVIDSafe could have been pivoted to help better as stores and restaurants reopen. Wins and fails links for this week: Fallout 4: get it wherever you get your games Solid State: https://solidstateformen.com (Seriously, Shay just likes it, no deals ar...
Apple new iPhone day 2020
October 14, 2020 04:52 - 36 minutes - 25 MBIt's not all about the new iPhone 12. It's more about how good the MagSafe era is going to be. But we also look at electric vehicles in the regions, game soundtracks hitting the ARIA awards, and the World of Warcraft Shadowlands pre-patch and why 16 years later is the perfect time to try WoW. We even find time to explore the Australian Game Developer Award winners and the majesty of Jordan Raskopoulos on Twitch! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Your amazing dystopian flying family drone
September 30, 2020 13:50 - 39 minutes - 27.4 MBHand on heart, this is the loosest show yet. Very 'two white guys doing a podcast' loose. Apologies in advance. But we do talk a lot about tech! This week, Seamus and Nic talk more about the new NBN plans, and a surge in TIO complaints with ISPs disappearing call centres causing major distress. Then there's everything from the new Ring drone, a Shazam for plants app, plus the dramas around the new Nvidia 30 series graphics cards. All that and a big shout out to Legacy Esports and its outstand...
Maybe fibre is better?
September 23, 2020 12:09 - 31 minutes - 21.3 MBTurns out it's still hard to pre-order a game console when online stores fall apart. We check in on whether Nic or Shay decided to pre-order anything or wait it out post-launch. This slides into the whole Microsoft buying ZeniMax Media thing and all the studios that brings, and whether this leads us down a path of more or less platform exclusive games in future. And then, as the news keeps developing in real-time, we discuss the decision to expand the NBN to giving more people fibre to the h...
Phreaking brilliant
September 16, 2020 05:33 - 37 minutes - 25.9 MBLast week was Xbox Series X news, this week we get Playstation 5... but not quite yet, so we make our bold predictions that are sure to be wildly inaccurate within 24 hours. Plus a look back at how incredibly perfect our predictions were about Xbox last week (if you could check for us that'd be great). Plus all the Apple news on the Watch, the iPad and the One Plan To Rule Them All. Then there's Paul Rudd keeping it real like the certified young person he is, and Nic discovers the phreaker ca...
That TikTok video
September 09, 2020 09:53 - 32 minutes - 22.5 MBHow do we deal with viral videos that can put "things you can never unseen" into the social media feeds of every user of a platform? And the trolls that keep trying to beat the algorithms in their attempt to stop the spread? Plus we look at the new Xboxes again now we know US pricing and the fact there's not one but TWO options hitting the market in November. Plus PAX Online kicks off this weekend and Nic has a warning on visiting the zoo in the springtime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr...
Australia vs Facebook & Google
September 02, 2020 23:21 - 37 minutes - 25.2 MBThis week, Nic and Seamus talk about the battle over digital ad revenues and the effort to demand Facebook and Google give money to the media industry. Is this a hangover from the wild west days of the internet? Does this really fix anything?should be regulated, what might that be? Plus Nic has another amazing customer service situation to share -- it's the most poetic let down yet! And then there's tips on stopping Google Calendar from putting invites in a blackhole, and Nic's been falling i...
Apple vs Epic vs Batman's eye makeup
August 26, 2020 06:20 - 41 minutes - 28.7 MBThis week Seamus and Nic look at the Epic battle between Apple and the company that makes the Unreal Engine and Fortnite (yes, that's Epic), and why Seamus still loves Apple but just wants it to focus on controlling the right parts of its App Store. Plus we look at the DC Fandome event and how we're seeing digital event formats mature quickly to keep us excited about what's happening even when we can't get together in person Plus tips that will have you freaking out and getting excited about ...
Who really wins in the search wars?
August 19, 2020 05:04 - 31 minutes - 21.7 MBThis week Nic and Seamus look back at the things in old games that young kids won't understand, and then forward to what kids today might experience that one day will feel like a relic of the past they get to call their own. Plus Google fights Australia and what is going on with all this? Is anyone in the right? Can anything really fix the media industry if it keeps doing what it's always done? All that and some hot tips on Lovecraft Country and why you should read before you watch, and on...
The awkward brilliance of game storytelling
August 05, 2020 07:40 - 32 minutes - 21.8 MBIt's a game-y sort of week at Byteside, kicking off with a book that included accidental game references in its very real historic fiction. When you do your research, double check your research... Plus game narratives and the difficulties in embracing the story while also trying to enjoy the game as it's intended -- to be played as a game? Then more game in your game chat as we look at what it means for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate to head to our mobiles. We leave games behind for our tips of t...
The agony and ecstasy of Dolby Atmos
July 22, 2020 08:10 - 36 minutes - 24.9 MBWhat's the deal with all the new cassette tape sales out there? Is this a legit kind of love or just some performative nostalgia? Then we leap into the cutting edge of home theatre as Seamus explains his struggles to get Dolby Atmos working with a Sonos Arc and an LG CX OLED TV – but once he did, was it worth it? Plus this week's recommendations hit games and TV shows, plus a little bit of chat about the new positions available at Byteside if you're after a little more insight into what tha...
COVIDSafe: did tech or marketing fail?
July 15, 2020 05:38 - 25 minutes - 17.7 MBSeamus and Nic the case of the missing SBS OnDemand from consoles, the mystery of what's gone wrong with the pitch versus the reality of COVIDSafe, and the bizarre realm of a Global Esports Federation that doesn't seem to do things that actual esports people would understand. Plus WWDITS and why the BOM app is now the answer to Shay's weather woes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Scam Poetry
July 08, 2020 05:43 - 30 minutes - 20.1 MBSeamus quickly admits that he can't quit Facebook and Nic can't get money back from Wish. But at least there's flying cars coming to outback New South Wales! All this plus another story of dodgy online deliveries and a great upgrade to D&D Beyond for the D&D nerds that can help us play anywhere, anytime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Can Seamus really quit Facebook?
June 30, 2020 12:21 - 36 minutes - 25 MBNic hits Seamus with a surprise grilling about his intentions to make a permanent exit from Facebook. Can he genuinely follow through on his threats? What are his plans to solve all the gaps it creates in communicating with friends and family? Then the show turns to lighter fare, like the COVIDSafe app and whether it's ever going to become a useful part of the solution in Australia. Plus a little more Quibi before the launch window free trial ends, Nic shares his 'Pilot Night' concept, and ...
Careful what you Wish for
June 23, 2020 06:06 - 39 minutes - 27 MBNic shares a baffling experience from a recent online shopping expedition, and Seamus explains the Mixer mess and what it means for having a viable live streaming ecosystem that isn't just the one backed by Bezos billions. Plus WWDC news and some hot tips of the week! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The weirdest tech story of 2020 is here
June 17, 2020 08:36 - 39 minutes - 26.8 MBIn an already very weird year, this undoubtedly takes the trophy with six months left to play. It's got cockroaches, pig masks, and senior executives of one of the biggest tech companies in the world. What a journey this one is. Expect the movie in 2022. Plus Nic and Seamus look at the latest Playstation 5 news now that the big reveal has happened, and offer up their two tips of the week: Nic: Audible (watch for special deals when you unsubscribe) Shay: Photoshop Camera app (iOS / Android...