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The Average Guy Blog and Podcast Network has published 50 episodes.

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The Average Guy Blog and Podcast Network

Hosted by Jim Collison · technology · EN-US · 50 episodes

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The Average Guy Blog and Podcast Network is a technology podcast hosted by Jim Collison, with 50 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Jim Collison hosts The Average Guy Blog and Podcast Network, a technology show with 50 episodes published.

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POC Radios for Kids, Off-Site Backups, Remote Gaming and Frigate 0.18 with Mike Wieger – HGG689
Sep 19, 20261h 32m
Do kids need a full smartphone just to stay in touch? Mike Wieger joins me for HGG689 with a different answer: push-to-talk-over-cellular radios built around simple family communication. We also dig into practical off-site backups with Unraid, TrueNAS, ZFS and Tailscale, Apollo and Moonlight for using one gaming PC from almost anywhere, and Frigate 0.18 for a much easier local-camera and NVR setup. Chapters / Timestamps Guest Context Mike Wieger returns to Home Gadget Geeks with three practical technology topics aimed at parents, gamers and homelab enthusiasts. Mike has been a longtime HGG guest and brings a hands-on perspective from
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How Do You Keep Off-Site Backups Safe? A Community Guide
Sep 13, 2026—
A Home Server Show flashback sparked by Kevin Schoonover: what actually makes an off-site backup safe? We’re collecting real-world strategies for protecting backup copies from fire, theft, hardware failure, loss and location-wide disasters.
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Growing TheAverageGuy.tv with AI: What the Data Is Teaching Me
Sep 13, 2026—
A running, data-backed experiment using AI, analytics and automation to understand what is working on TheAverageGuy.tv. August 2026 establishes the baseline for search, affiliate performance and existing-content optimization.
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Portable Power Station Know IT Guyde: EcoFlow, BLUETTI, Jackery and How to Compare Them in 2026
Sep 12, 2026—
A practical 2026 portable power station guide covering battery size, output, solar input, UPS use, EcoFlow, BLUETTI, Jackery and how to compare options for home backup, camping and off-grid power.
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HDD vs SSD for Backup: Which Should You Use?
Sep 11, 2026—
HDD or SSD for backup? Compare capacity, speed, portability, cost and restore performance to decide which storage type fits your backup strategy.
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POC Radios for Kids, Off-Site Backups, Remote Gaming and Frigate 0.18 with Mike Wieger – HGG689

How Do You Keep Off-Site Backups Safe? A Community Guide

Growing TheAverageGuy.tv with AI: What the Data Is Teaching Me

Portable Power Station Know IT Guyde: EcoFlow, BLUETTI, Jackery and How to Compare Them in 2026

HDD vs SSD for Backup: Which Should You Use?

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Recent episodes

POC Radios for Kids, Off-Site Backups, Remote Gaming and Frigate 0.18 with Mike Wieger – HGG689

How Do You Keep Off-Site Backups Safe? A Community Guide

Growing TheAverageGuy.tv with AI: What the Data Is Teaching Me

Portable Power Station Know IT Guyde: EcoFlow, BLUETTI, Jackery and How to Compare Them in 2026

HDD vs SSD for Backup: Which Should You Use?

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Recent episodes

POC Radios for Kids, Off-Site Backups, Remote Gaming and Frigate 0.18 with Mike Wieger – HGG689

How Do You Keep Off-Site Backups Safe? A Community Guide

Growing TheAverageGuy.tv with AI: What the Data Is Teaching Me

Portable Power Station Know IT Guyde: EcoFlow, BLUETTI, Jackery and How to Compare Them in 2026

HDD vs SSD for Backup: Which Should You Use?

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POC Radios for Kids, Off-Site Backups, Remote Gaming and Frigate 0.18 with Mike Wieger – HGG689

How Do You Keep Off-Site Backups Safe? A Community Guide

Growing TheAverageGuy.tv with AI: What the Data Is Teaching Me

Portable Power Station Know IT Guyde: EcoFlow, BLUETTI, Jackery and How to Compare Them in 2026

HDD vs SSD for Backup: Which Should You Use?

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