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We have made some changes to our site. One of them is the ability to add audio clips and podcasts! Click on the play button below to hear our first audio addition.

We recently talked with Migo Software's Jay Elliott about Migo Software's innovative MIGO Portable Software designed for USB flash drives. This type of software makes leaving a computer behind when traveling or commuting much easier.

Here is the audio from our most recent video with Verbatim spokesman Andy Marken. We discussed the many uses of today's portable USB storage devices.

Rick and I are big fans of the Daily Show, a fake news show on Comedy Central that is packed full of sarcasm, parody and more honest satire than you will find in all of Art Buchwald's books combined.

Last week we discussed the humorous yet accurate look that the Daily Show took at Senator Stevens explaination of how the Internet works. The good senator has been the target of so many jokes on the web since the show's airing that he is requesting an opportunity to appear on the Daily Show to defend himself. We have attached a short clip that demonstrates why the Daily Show would poke fun at the senators understanding of the Web.

Here is the audio for our interview with Arlene Harris CEO and co-founder of GreatCall . GreatCall makes cell phones for those who don't want to mess with difficult technology.

Siber Systems is the creator of Good Sync (reviewed here), RoboForm and Pass2Go. Hear our recent interview with Bill Carey about all these products.

Last Saturday we had Verbatim representative Andy Marken back on the show. He did a great job discussing the various types of flash media and some of the great products that Verbatim has on the shelf and on the way.

We Interviewed Sandisk representative, Eric Bone on our last show. He discussed the new Sansa e200 line of media players. He emphasised the new e280 that features 8 gigabytes of storage for music, movies, and photos.

Click to play or download our interview with Kevin April CTO/Co-founder of Spymac.com, the world's largest mac cult. Spymac is a place where mac users and wanna-be Mac meet to share common interests and work.

We have found another great website that you will hear us recommend often. Click the play button to hear our recent interview with Wize.com founder Doug Baker.

This week on the show we Interviewed Mike McCoy of ADS Technology . ADS is another great company that produces a wide range of useful gadgets that hook up to your computer. Many of their products are associated with multimedia such as devices that let you hook your record player or cassette deck to your computer to copy music. They also produce cards so that you can watch and record HDTV on your computer.

 Click on the play button to hear our entire interview with ADS.

This week Roger called our show at the perfect moment. We had just finished discussing how our show is targeted at average home users, not at geeks. We have edited out some of his question, but you will get the idea. Listen to the full cut. It is the perfect example of the type of questions we don't answer on the program.

Many listeners do not get the first half our of our program. We call this half-hour the Warm-up Half-Hour because we have few listeners or callers. Here is an excerpt from the this segment of the show on April 28th. If you would like to get the Warm-up Half Hour - or any of Castellini on Computers locally, call your local talk show station and tell the program manager that you would like to see them carry the program.

Barb is this week's call of the week. Her call was centered around some mysterious lockup problems but it covered oh so much more. From problems with Norton, to taking advice from friends to 3D chat, Barb covered it all and our listeners loved it. Thanks Barb for the great call.

Here is the first part of our warm-up half hour from Memorial Day weekend. If you have never listened to Castellini on Computers, this is a great sample of what you have been missing. Make sure to listen to part 2 as well.

Here is the first part of our warm-up half hour from Memorial Day weekend. If you have never listened to Castellini on Computers, this is a great sample of what you have been missing. Make sure to listen to part 1 as well.

Here is a short little podcast full of all kinds of things I learned this week.

This is the first of what I hope to be a monthly podcast of our hour long (NO COMMERCIALS) computer help show broadcast from KAFM 88.1 in Grand Junction, CO. The show will run every month on the 3rd Wednesday of the month from Noon-1PM. Thanks for the calls and thanks for all our live listeners. I hope you tune in every month!

We had a fun and relaxed show today with some great calls. We talked about backup, the iPhone, the upcoming Android based phones, Windows XP, Netbooks, and more!