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The weekend is nearly here. A tiny spot of optimism in a sea of workaday drudgery. And what better way to extinguish even those small hopes than to talk to Matt Armitage? Feeling Punked? Then it’s time to Mattsplain? Check out the Mattsplained FB page for more information on the shows. If you have a start up or an SME and you think that Matt can help you, head over to his website, www.kulturpop.com where you’ll find information on Kulturpop’s consulting and mentoring programs.

It's time for another Mattsplained and this time, Matt Armitage wants to go where the sun don't shine. He promises that this show is purely X-Rated.

If you’re a techie or a geek you will probably have noticed that the 2018 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show was held in Las Vegas last week, although increasingly it’s with a sense of diminishing returns. The show, which has been running in some form since 1967 and annually since the early 2000’s has come to dominate the consumer electronics industry, and certainly, in the ten years from 2005 to 2015, CES was the event for manufacturers: that one they couldn’t afford to miss. For consumers, it was something to look forward to in January: a way to get over those post Xmas Blues. As I said, CES has dominated the consumer tech world for the last ten years. The last two years have show a marked decline in the show’s importance. Those were years when a smart hairbrush and an electric car that still hasn’t made it into production were part of the breakout news of the year. This year continues the trend - Not a lot of big news from the show this year. It does seem that unless the show’s organisers can real

Last week Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage was happy. It was the first week of the year and his mince pie sugar rush had sustained him into the New Year. This week he wants to get serious and tell the tech industry what we expect of it in 2018. It’s time to Mattsplain.

It’s Friday. It’s 2018. It’s time to Mattsplain. Today Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage is here to tell us why we’ve got reason to be cheerful in the year ahead.

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For part 1 of this podcast, click the following link:https://www.bfm.my/ent-tt-mattsplained-things-ive-learned-in-2017-part-1-matt-armitage-kulturpopLast week we heard about the things that made Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage sad in 2017. This week he’s promised we’ll all be happy. It’s part 2 of 2017, Mattsplained.

As we're approaching to the end of 2017, Kulturpop's Matt Armitage decided to share some of his learnings throughout the year. From the doom and gloom to the happy happy joy joy, we dive into Matt's mind about what has changed for him in 2017 and what he has learned this year.  For part 2 of this podcast, click the following link:https://www.bfm.my/ent-tt-mattsplained-things-ive-learned-in-2017-part-2-matt-armitage-kulturpop

With the digital age we live in today, how does trust play a role in all this? Matt Armitage from Kulturpop explores the idea of how there is a new emerging framework for trust, as we place more and more trust in machines and less in human individuals.

Is it better to give or to receive? Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage believes that the best scenario is for you to give and him to receive. Anything else, apparently, is a waste of his time. Which means that his picks for Xmas are probably going to be little more than his own personal shopping list. I hate to say this, but it’s Xmas, Mattsplained.

After last week’s 7 Signs of Digital Happiness, Matt Armitage has decided he’s the Audio Buzzfeed. As the year comes to a close and we start to gaze morosely at the miasma of 2018, we’re looking at the next big thing, Mattsplained.

Ever wondered how he keeps the smile on his face and the skip in his step? Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage follows a plan. And it’s all his own. It’s digital happiness, Mattsplained.

If you’ve accidentally come into contact with the news over the past few weeks you might have noticed a series of apologies and admissions from tech companies that show them in less than their best light. From Mark Zuckerberg acknowledging that Facebook underestimated the manipulation of its site both during and after the US Presidential election, to huge personal data breaches from companies like US credit ratings giant Equifax. Today Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage is trying to Mattslpain the sickness he sees at the heart of our technology culture.

Last week, Matt Armitage got away with some ranting as Richard Bradbury stepped in. This week, Jeff Sandhu is back and is holding Matt to task. It's time to be optimistic about science so why can't we cure the common cold?

This week we have an incredible piece of technology. It’s cheap. It’s accessible. It’s scientifically proven. It’s the power of positive thinking. You might think Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage has been kidnapped by New Age hippies. But no, he says he’s of sound mind and he’s here, selling happiness. It’s optimism, Mattsplained.

Over the last couple of weeks Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage has taken us to what he considers to be heaven and hell. He’s shown us two versions of the future based on the same ideas and technology. One where technology extends freedom and prosperity to everyone and another where an elite has effectively enslaved the majority. But is there any value to us exploring these flights of fancy? Let’s get Mattslaining.

Last week Mattsplained the year 2222 and his fantasy of a perfect society, one he names, with his usual understatement, Mattopia. This week he wants to take us back to the future, but this time, it seems, the future isn’t so rosy.

It’s all change here on Fun Friday. We’ve got something brand new for you today. I know you’re expecting Matt Armitage to come on air to brighten up your day, just as he has every Friday for the past six years. Finally, It’s time for Matt and Tech Talk to say goodbye. Don’t worry, he isn’t going anywhere – god knows we’ve tried everything we can to get him off air. Today we’re rebranding. Just like a mangy old rat wearing a Savile Row suit, we’re back with… Mattsplaining! And our first topic will be Utopia!