Chaney's Tech Talk
Chaney Goldstein’s Tech Talk is your go-to podcast for the latest in technology news, insights, and trends. Each episode dives into the cutting edge of tech, featuring engaging interviews, thought-provoking conversations on emerging innovations, and in-depth analysis of the tech stories shaping our world. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or a professional looking to stay ahead of the curve, Chaney’s Tech Talk brings you the knowledge and perspective you need to navigate the fast-paced world of technology.
Episodes
Chaney and Zack reflect on the path that led from shifting show plans to the spring production of Bright Star. They discuss what made the show significant, how the program continued adapting to changing circumstances, and what it meant to see Pentucket theater and tech recognized through Sondheim Award nominations. The episode also looks ahead to what may be next, both for the program and for the podcast itself.
Chaney and Zack shift their attention to Pentucket’s return to larger-scale production work. After a brief follow-up on Macbeth, they dive into Anything Goes, highlighting the creative decisions, technical elements, and overall production effort that made the show stand out. The episode captures a moment when the program was regaining momentum and beginning to settle into a new rhythm.
Chaney and Zack continue their recap by focusing on how Pentucket Tech adapted after a period of major disruption. From spring performances and technical setbacks to improvements in livestreaming and production workflow, the episode explores the challenges of rebuilding while still moving forward. It’s a closer look at the trial-and-error, problem-solving, and progress that defined this chapter of the program’s recovery...
Chaney returns alongside Zack Hannula for a long-overdue catch-up on everything that has happened since the last installment of Chaney’s Tech Talk. Together, they look back on key productions, major milestones, and one of the most defining events in recent Pentucket history: the auditorium fire. The episode serves as the starting point for a broader reflection on how the program changed, how the community responded, and what ...
Chaney Goldstein and Zack Hannula reintroduce Chaney’s Tech Talk with a series looking back at the last two years of Pentucket Tech — what changed, what mattered, and how it evolved.
Chaney reunites with Zack after two months in college to discuss new consumer tech trends, recent gadgets, and updates at Pentucket, reflecting on what has changed and reconnecting over shared experiences.
Chaney sits down with Zack Hannula, PR manager of Pentucket Tech, to discuss upcoming theater projects, the production team’s work, and the modern equipment and technology that power the auditorium experience.
Chaney returns with a fresh roundup of the week’s biggest tech stories. He dives into reports of what’s being called China’s largest-ever police data leak, raising major questions about cybersecurity and privacy. Chaney also unpacks the newly leaked specs for NVIDIA’s RTX 40-series graphics cards, exploring the hype and speculation circulating in the tech world. It’s a fast-paced episode full of insigh...
Chaney offers a sneak peek into an upcoming series focused on reclaiming your digital privacy. He shares early thoughts on how to enjoy social media without handing over all your data, highlighting tools like Fritter, Sync, and alternatives to Vanced. It’s a thoughtful, forward-looking conversation about taking back control of your online presence—one app at a time.
Chaney finally fixes the Behringer UM2 audio interface that’s been giving him trouble for nearly two years. He reflects on the frustrating issues he’s faced since day one—and the simple solution that made it all worth it. It’s a satisfying tech redemption story you won’t want to miss.
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