Robert Evans

Robert Evans, a journalist with a focus on conflicts and extremism, dives deep into the controversial political landscape of Enid, Oklahoma. He discusses the recall of Judd Blevins, a city commissioner with past ties to white nationalism, and the community's struggle with accountability. The conversation examines how extremist endorsements can sway elections and the resilience of locals fighting against intolerance. Activism and local engagement emerge as crucial themes as citizens navigate the complex ties between politics and extremism.

Join a lively discussion with Ed Ongweso Jr., a keen tech journalist; David Roth, a humorous cultural commentator; Matt Binder, a hands-on tech reporter; Scott Stein, a consumer electronics expert; Lisa Eadicicco, who covers mobile innovations; and Robert Evans, known for his critical analysis. They dissect NVIDIA's uninspiring keynote, explore the resurgence of wearables, and debate the practicality of smart glasses. Expect insights into the latest CES trends, including bizarre gadgets, AI pitfalls, and the future of robotics, all served with a side of laughter.

In this engaging discussion, Kyle Chouinard, a local reporter for the Las Vegas Sun, reveals how CES impacts Vegas tourism and the city's efforts to cultivate a tech sector. Garrison Davis, a journalist from It Could Happen Here, dives into the pitfalls of AI hype in product design. Robert Evans from Behind the Bastards shares thoughts on CES's emptiness despite flashy innovations. The trio exchanges humorous anecdotes about bizarre gadgets while addressing serious concerns like AI's influence on jobs and healthcare.