Now, Tech Talk with Alan Perry on the IHeart Radio Talk Network.

Happy Easter and welcome to the Artemis Generation. This is our Easter-long weekend edition of Tech Talk.

We're live with you on Saturday morning, April 4th, on C-Fax 1070 here in Victoria, on Colonna's AM 1150 in the Okinawagon Valley.

You might be listening to us across Canada on the IHeart Radio Talk Network or somewhere

around the world on radio streaming apps like Radio Garden. Sunday afternoon, Easter Sunday,

the 5th, we're being rebroadcast on CFax, and you'll find a podcast for us on

anywhere where you get your podcast. We, this Easter weekend, is myself, Alan Perry.

And Aten Rubini, I'm the owner-operator of Max N and the president of the Victoria

McIntosh Uses Group. And Catherine Abbott, the Dinosaur Lady.

Happy Easter, everyone. Thanks for being here.

Lots of stuff to talk about.

And as I mentioned, yes, we can now officially say that we are the Artemis generation

with Artemis II on its way to the moon for the first time for humans going there in 53 years.

You're probably, well, Catherine, I know you're way too young to remember Apollo. Definitely. You remember the shuttles, though, right? Yes. Yes. But, A-Tan, even you. Even me. Yeah, I grew up on, I grew up on that. So I'm like a kid in the candy store, and it's kind of neat with our international students, Sophia and Natzuki explaining to them.

We all sat down, gathered around the TV,

and watched the launch, and it's on regularly now.

Catherine's actually got the NASA channel up there on YouTube,

so we'll listen in and see what they are up to there,

trying to make the space toilet work,

is their biggest problem so far because everything's all new.

I mean, some of the stuff's a bit of a holdover from the space shuttles in terms of the rocket boosters,

but in terms of the Orion capsule, all of that technology.

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