Hosted by Michael J Burgess · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 52 episodes
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Anonymous Airwaves is a bold, weekly podcast that navigates the edges of the digital frontier, a broadcast from the margins of mainstream tech discourse, where privacy meets protest and decentralisation meets design.
Michael J Burgess hosts Autonomous Airwaves, a technology show with 52 episodes published.
Pick a simple scenario. You are in the UK, you need to pay a supplier overseas. Today, that “one transfer” is usually a relay race: your bank checks you, messages the payment, lines up FX, routes through one or more corr
Stablecoins are meant to feel boring. One token equals one dollar (or one euro), so you can move value fast without riding crypto volatility. But “stable” is a promise, not a guarantee. In this episode, we follow the mon
MiCA gets sold as the thing that finally brings "clarity" to Crypto in Europe. In this episode, we dig into the uncomfortable bit: clarity can also build a quiet moat, not with a big ban or a dramatic headline, but with
Developer tools run with a level of trust most apps never get. They sit close to your code, your secrets, your terminals, your cloud logins, and your repo tokens. That trust is exactly what GlassWorm goes after. In Octob
Pick a simple scenario. You are in the UK, you need to pay a supplier overseas. Today, that “one transfer” is usually a relay race: your bank checks you, messages the payment, lines up FX, routes through one or more corr
Container sprawl sneaks up on you. One day you’ve got a couple of Docker services, then suddenly you’re juggling stacks, clusters, permissions, updates, and the classic question, “Where did that container even come from?
Cryptosoughttrade-off. Infor For the US-approved for Bank's's opening, Crypto did not get "adopted" in a vacuInffIn this episode, we unpack the trade-off: regulated access (like spot Bitcoin exchange-traded products) can
This episode explores how zero-knowledge proofs work, why they matter for privacy and scalability, and how new hardware and tooling are pushing them from theory into everyday systems. Main themes and topics: How zero-kno
Docker completely changed how modern software is built, shipped, and run. In this episode of Autonomous Airwaves, we break down what Docker actually is, how containers work behind the scenes, and why they are so much lig
In this episode, we take a closer look at Tailscale, a modern mesh VPN built on WireGuard, and explain why it has become such a popular alternative to traditional VPN setups. So we break down how Tailscale works by separ
This episode explores the story of Debian, one of the most influential and quietly radical projects in the Linux world. From its volunteer-led governance model to the release of Debian 13, Trixie, we look at how Debian b
In this episode of Autonomous Airwaves, we explore how the Linux kernel grew from a small personal project into one of the most important pieces of software ever written. What began as a hobby by Linus Torvalds now under
Welcome to Autonomous Airwaves. This short trailer sets the tone for the show: calm, grounded, and focused on the systems shaping modern life. We talk about power, money, freedom, and the subtle ways control can creep in
the United Kingdom's proposed retail Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), known as the digital pound, with a key focus on the suggested £10,000 to £20,000 holding cap. Authorities support this cap primarily to ensure fi
These sources collectively explore the practice of self-hosting various applications and services on Raspberry Pi devices. They highlight the benefits of self-hosting, such as enhanced privacy and control over personal d
These sources collectively explore the practice of self-hosting various applications and services on Raspberry Pi devices. They highlight the benefits of self-hosting, such as enhanced privacy and control over personal d
Episode 30 – “Fortifying Blockchain Security with Advanced Authentication & Kill Switches” From phishing campaigns to SIM-swapping heists, cyber-criminals are evolving faster than ever—so your security stack has to evolv
Episode 30 – “Exploring Lens Protocol & the Decentralized Social Web” Ready to look beyond Twitter, Instagram, and the rest of Web 2.0? In this episode we dive head-first into Lens Protocol, the Polygon-powered social gr
In this episode of Autonomous Airwaves, we explore how the Linux kernel grew from a small personal project into one of the most important pieces of software ever written. What began as a hobby by Linus Torvalds now under
Episode 29 – “Understanding Decentralization: What It Is and Why It Matters” Ready to peel back the buzzword and get to the heart of decentralization? In this episode we break down what it actually means to distribute po
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