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Corners of the internet we’re most thankful for

Outside the Fox is back, kicking off with a Thanksgiving special all about the internet’s hidden, heartfelt spaces. Inspired by Mozilla’s “My corner of the internet” blog series, this episode celebrates creativity, curiosity and community on a web that is still weird in the best ways. From niche Dâ€Ķ

2025’s most questionable tech moments

Is tech moving too fast for its own good? Join Steve and Kim as they break down 2025’s most questionable tech moments that didn’t live up to the hype. From the flip phone comeback and foldable struggles to AI misfires, failed corporate rollouts, wearable fatigue and growing privacy concerns, this eâ€Ķ

How to curb doomscrolling and curate your feed

Kicking off 2026 with a different kind of reset. Instead of focusing on resolutions, Steve and Kim explore how intentionally curating your online feed can shape how you feel online and help you think more intentionally about digital wellbeing. From ethical tech voices and open web innovators to entâ€Ķ

Tech trends to watch in 2026

Looking past the CES 2026 hype, Kim and Steve break down the tech trends shaping 2026, wearables, self-driving cars and robots. From metabolic monitoring to humanoid robots, they separate real shifts from flashy vaporware. Kim shares what stood out at CES in Las Vegas, then they dig into metabolicâ€Ķ

Tech that keeps us connected this holiday season

Steve and Kim explore the unexpected ways technology helps us stay connected during the holiday season. From video calls that replace expensive flights to online games, streaming traditions and shared playlists, they ask whether the tech we blame for disconnecting us can actually bring us closer. Hâ€Ķ
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