Narcosubmarinos colombianos

Los traficantes se las arreglan para transportar toneladas de polvo blanco.

Entrevistamos a Yoani Sánchez

El enemigo digital número uno de Cuba.

Click, imprimir, arma: La historia del movimiento de las armas creadas con impresoras 3D

Cody R. Wilson, de 25 años, es un estudiante de derecho en la Universidad de Texas que está trabajando en construir armas semiautomáticas utilizando una impresora 3D.

Spaced Out: El cazador de satélites

Thierry Legault no es el típico astrónomo amateur. Es un conocido astrofotógrafo que documenta las órbitas de los planetas, galaxias, naves espaciales y los satélites espía que se supone que no deberí…

Spaced Out: La última misión submarina de la NASA para salvar la Tierra

¿Cuáles son las probabilidades de que un asteroide impacte contra la Tierra y provoque tsunamis que acaben con las costas y la gente que habita el planeta? Hablamos con Neil deGrasse Tyson sobre ello…

Espacio exterior de código abierto

Si quieres ir al espacio, puedes. O al menos eso quiere demostrar el proyecto Copenhaghen Suborbitals.

Archivo VICE: Liberen la red

Los hackers quieren recuperar internet.

Narcosubmarinos colombianos

Los traficantes se las arreglan para transportar toneladas de polvo blanco.

Motherboard Meets Errol Morris

Errol Morris’ stranger-than-fiction movies aren’t just examinations of fascinating people but the strange ways that the facts circulate around them.

The Creature Shop

We traveled to Johannesburg, South Africa to visit the dudes behind the country’s leading horror factory, The Creature Shop.

Chris & Cosey

We got the chance to spend some time at the country house of the music making powerhouse – and long time couple – Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti.

Electric Independence: John Foxx

We went to visit John Foxx deep in the darkest depths of Shoreditch, East London, at the studio of his latest collaborator, Benge.

The Sakawa Boys

Ghana’s enterprising young cybercriminals use traditional Juju magic to supercharge their email scams, and a subculture is born. Now Ghana’s in the grips of Sakawamania!

Electric Independence: Ceephax Acid Crew

There’s no one quite like our mate Andy Jenkinson, aka Ceephax, aka Ceephax Acid Crew. He’s one of the last great D.I.Y. masters working in electronic music.

Electric Independence: Ulrich Schnauss

The peerless electronic wunderkind Ulrich Schnauss was kind enough to show us his favorite instruments and demo the tasty tones from his forthcoming album.

CMD & CTRL: Tim Wu

We know that technology carries with it all manner of problems, but one of our biggest pickles tends to slip right by us.

Electric Independence: Emeralds

It’s not everyday we get to (or want to) go to Cleveland, but when the opportunity came along to hang with Emeralds, we put our boots on and headed (mid)west.

Electric Independence: Morton Subotnick

In its early days, electronic music wasn’t very musical. Enter Morton Subotnick.

Listening To The Universe

Soundbuilders: Reed Ghazala

Reed Ghazahla: The father of circuit bending.

Stelarc: The Man with Three Ears

Stelarc is not interested in explaining what he is. On this edition of Motherboard, VBS meets Stelarc, a Greek weirdo who lives in Australia and has been screwing with

Carlos and his Heavy Metal Toys

Wasilla, “real America” Alaska is more than just Sarah Palin’s stomping ground and a natural-gas haven. Wasilla’s also the hometown of Carlos Owens, a man whose 20-foot r…

Ralph Baer and his All-Purpose Boxes

In this episode, we travel to New Hampshire to hang out with Ralph Baer. He tells us about his past and how he came to be one of the most important figures in video gaming history.

Curtis Roads

Bringing music down to the microsound level.

Psychedelic Photomicrography and the Silicon Zoo

Michael Davidson takes pictures of teeny tiny living and non-living cells through a high-powered microscope.

Doctor Laser

Electric Independence: Vince Clarke

Vince Clarke is a man synonymous with synth pop and a legend in the history of electronic music. Not only has he founded three of the most popular and lasting groups in history — Depeche M…

NYC Resistor: Making Awesome Things Happen

NYC Resistor is a Brooklyn based group of “hackers for good” who take apart and rebuild everything from high tech hardware to knit goods and paper. Founded

Something Wrong is Nothing Wrong

Joan Heemskerk and Dirk Paesmans of Jodi.org create chaos, instill fear, and make funny artwork that proves that something wrong still works.

Richard Garriott

Richard shows us the grounds of Britannia Manor, an elaborate house combining the teenage fantasies of like five separate breeds of boy.