Bionic

The very last episode of Bionic.

This week Myke and Matt are in San Francisco. TOGETHER. They broadcast the show live and Steppen Hatchett joined them. It's bad guys. Real Bad...

Matt gives us a breakdown of how he spends his day.

ICYMI: Matt went to Comic Con this week and Myke decided to manage his flight booking. Rim shot.

Myke plays some loud music; Matt ate a sandwich.

Matt and Myke check out social networks and dive deeper into BONANZA! and it’s mysteries.

In this thrilling conclusion, we find out the fate of Myke’s annotated keyboard and discuss Matt’s new podcast illustration service. (And obviously more BONANZA!)

This time Matt and Myke discuss their latest idea, BONANZA! Which features bunnies, a colosseum, chickens and a cake. They also discuss Matt's self-inflicted computer virus and end on a thrilling cliffhanger.

Myke’s phone is broken, Matt has a mannequin and is coming to London. Apparently there are parallels between Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the technology industry.

Myke calls Matt, Matt talks about some real stuff and breaks all privacy policies known to man. Twitter notifications. Matt breaks Myke’s heart.

Matt and Myke have two (yes, TWO!) amazing ideas for new businesses—including the further evolution of Vlcnr.

Matt works out his stripper brand, Myke performs a one man show.

This week discussion ranges from Matt's time at SXSW, to experimental cocktail making and the film adaptation of Bionic.

Matt tells us some stories about his life that will make up a large portion of the ‘Matt Alexander Story’, coming to cinemas in 2016.

Live from Barcelona for Mobile World Congress, Matt and Myke discuss .sexy domains, stickers, trailers, apps and spitball a new start up idea. They also master Spanish.

Matt and Myke talk about a bunch of stuff and they order stickers live on air.

Matt and Myke start two new ventures today — an app design sweat shop and an advertising company. They also discuss Sochi, give a podcasting masterclass and Matt plays with Scotch tape.

This week Matt and Myke explore flappy bird, moonlighting, sunsetting, tube strikes and secrets.

Myke shows off his ability to make dinosaur noises, Matt brainstorms the televised version of Car, Plane or Boat™, domain panic buying, and two important Vlcnr hires.

Matt is an app closer, who owns two phones and has never had his wisdom teeth removed. He’s also been to New York and now owns a car. And OMG, ecosystems are discussed. Also, Chariots of Fire.

This week Matt and Myke discuss trips to coffee shops in San Francisco and create an incredible (and future award winning) new game.

In the second instalment of this week's CES coverage Matt and Myke delve deep in to wearables and tearaway the veil of secrecy surrounding Vlcnr.app.

LIVE FROM CES Matt and Myke discuss the amazing technology they’ve seen on the showfloor, the internet connectivity of their air travel, the Vlcnr Summit of 2013 and Ashley Judd.

This week Matt and Myke launch their Birthday Consultancy firm, their upcoming christmas plans and power user email triage.

This week Matt and Myke explore the gamification of fitness, the importance of leather doors, and Magman’s origin story.

This week Matt and Myke talk about doxxing, how to automate suspense accents, drones, comics and movies—before practice their URL reading.

This week, Matt and Myke discuss recent developments to Vlcnr, the Xbox one and Matt’s experiences in trying to buy exotic animals.

This week, Matt and Myke confirm that it’s not about race, deal a healthy british dose of embarrassment, discuss Captains Scarlet and Planet, plot out the Vlcnr floor plans, discuss a film based on GTD heroes turned into animals, the coin card, next gen games consoles and Matt's new iPad mini package.

This week, Matt is back! That’s probably all you need to know.

This week – with Matt on a secret Vlcnr mission – Myke is joined by Merlin Mann. They discuss the fact that Matt is probably on witness protection, the movies of Edgar wright, a little about Comic books and Blackberry in the enterprise.

This week Matt and Myke talk about the success of their first movie project, modular smartphones and Klout. Naturally.

This week on Bionic Matt and Myke talk about the runaway success of their Gifstarter campaign and the revival of ‘WHEELS: an inline story’, before performing a radio drama and discussing their new screenplay idea. They go on to talk about Elon Musk buying a bond car and Nokia’s announcement. BEWARE: Myke sings a lot.

This week we Matt and Myke launch a very special Bionic ‘gifstarter’ and discuss DM’ing, the HTC One Max and fitness trackers. We also discover a little about Matt's past in rollerblading movies.

This week Matt and Myke address some of the happenings in the tech world that relate to their Volcano-based start-up. They then discuss Microsoft losing their Youtube-ability, people's questionable Twitter bios, cuddly toys and who Tim Cook follows on Twitter. This show is all about saving lives.

This week Matt and Myke discuss the rebranding of Bang with Friends, a little about American politics and Wikihow—before conducting a critical review of the show.

Matt and Myke are back from gallivanting around Portland to discuss their thoughts on XOXO, the iPhones 5s, Blackberry and Amazon's new Kindle products.

This week Matt and Myke (do their very best to) talk about the iPhone 5c and 5s unveiling (whilst trying to stay on topic as best they could).

This week Matt and Myke – very seriously – talk about Microsoft buying Nokia, Hugo Barra's departure from Google, the upcoming Apple Event, the naming of Android 4.4 and what executives they'd share a hotel room with.

Matt and Myke return to discuss self-help books and advice and the ever-changing plans Vlcnr.

This week we welcome Matthew back from Las Vegas and discuss Colonel Sanders, Steve Ballmer leaving Microsoft, Ben Affleck as Batman, the Gold iPhone and check in on the CEO Volcano.

This week Matt and Myke discuss The Hyperloop, Matt’s deep love for high powered CEO’s, LG’s failed marketing event, upcoming iPhone models, Blackberry failing, the Kinect and buying fancy domains.

This week Myke and Matt take a look at their Klout scores, discuss Jeff Bezos buying the Washington Post and Matt's upcoming visit to Las Vegas.