Irene interviews Lisa Voldeng of Sugar Lab at the WTN summit; Steve the Drummer discusses technology, music and the disturbing lack of drums in Ohio; John Beezer from Shared Media Licensing shares an elevator with the N1L crew. Part 3 of 3.

Melissa joins Irene and Skye to discuss technology and tubas; Daniel Sieberg, technology correspondent for CNN, calls in to compare notes on the World Technology Summit; Ziv Navoth of Verve! talks about helping companies adapt to new changes. Part 2 of 3.

Good heavens, Miss Sakamoto! Irene and Chris get blinded with science at the World Technology Summit and Awards. WTN Chairman Jim Clark explains how the event came to be; Irene asks a question at the "citizens vs. professional broadcasters" panel; Skye the Ladybug bombs the technology quiz; Irene interviews David Pescovitz of BoingBoing.net. Part 1 of 3.

Irene continues to talk radio with Ben Fong-Torres and Professor Dina Ibrahim; Steve the Drummer reports from the mall; author Rick Kaempfer talks about "The Radio Producer's Handbook"; Irene interviews Bob Agnew, the man behind The Quake and KNEW. Part 3 of 3.

Amazingly, Ben Fong-Torres sticks around for more N1L! Melissa's Gay Report is short but sweet; Allen Pitt from the ARRL talks about amateur radio and the ham response to Hurricane Katrina; Kim Bryant, Regional VP for Clear Channel, fields tough questions about the company and their practices; Professor Dina Ibrahim joins Irene and Ben in the studio; Jack Swanson from KGO gives Irene advice on running a talk show. Gilroy or Bust! Part 2 of 3.

Ben Fong-Torres joins us in the studio for donuts and diatribes! Skye the Ladybug navigates a new quiz; Jesse Walker, author of Rebels on the Air, talks about the history of radio and independent broadcasting; Bill Conway, General Manager of KOIT FM in San Francisco, discusses programming a station, MSN's radio experiment, and radio vs. iPods and the internet. Part 1 of 3.

Irene chats with Jello Biafra about punk, politics and cleaner living; Steve the Drummer chimes in with a mainstream musician's perspective; Jesse Townley from the Frisk tells tales about touring and earning respect. Part 3 of 3.