As the chief of police in Boston, it was a threat to blow up my family and through a lot of resources.

We found it with some 16-year-old kid whose mother was an elected official in Las Vegas.

Welcome to Commando on Demand Insider, your fast-paced weekly update straight from Kim's desk to your ears.

I'm Mike James, and as you know, we love entrepreneurs.

And in moments, Kim talks to a lady who's

very successful giving tours of her home city in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, but this idea

could work practically anywhere in the world. Plus, the coronavirus is infecting, well, even the

internet, and could end up in your inbox. And Kim checks in with Daniel

Linsky, but one time was the superintendent in chief of the Boston Police Department. He's going

to talk about the FBI warning about how scanners are using fake job listings to target applicants.

You absolutely need to know this if you or someone close to you

is looking for a job. Plus, Kim has this week's hot topic, Congress finally launching investigations

on dating apps and hookups. It seems there's a lot of people on there that shouldn't be.

And we've all heard about the magic of Hollywood. But what about the

technology behind the magic? Bob Kenealia is the director of sales operations of a company called

Black Magic Design, whose mission is to provide access to these movie editing tools so that anyone

can create fabulous movie scenes for much less than you would think.

As a matter of fact, one of their products that used to cost $300,000 is now free and you can download it.

More on that.

Every week, we find a fun trivia question and ask that you give us your guests without using Google or any

of those other search engines. So if you're looking to buy a domain name, you might be able to get

one for less than 30 bucks if it's one that hasn't already been claimed. The claimed part of that

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