Mike's back from a workation and Damashe is recording from a cardboard box in his old office because the new office already isn't big enough. We get into audio app updates, the travel boom arm setup, a new podcast project called Our Perspective, and answer a listener question about starting an email list without breaking the bank.

Damashe shares the news that he's already moved to a bigger space, two doors down from the original office, and walks through his automation plans: Home Assistant, Ubiquiti Access for door entry, sensors everywhere, and cameras inside and out. We talk Lucid radios as a possible replacement for giving employees phones, the Perkins Bloom add-on (and why $300 feels steep), Tailscale wins while traveling, and a quick PSA on the recent Linux vulnerabilities.

In this episode:

• Audio Hijack, Loopback, and SoundSource updates
• Travel boom arm review and mobile recording setup
• Our Perspective podcast launching early June
• Listener question: free options for starting an email list (MailChimp, Groups.io, Kit)
• Teams, SharePoint, and syncing files locally
• Lucid radio follow-up and deploying them in a business
• Office move update: twice the space, front-to-back access
• Home Assistant vs Homey Pro, Ubiquiti Access, and sensor plans
• Perkins Bloom: $300 to turn your Brailler into a Bluetooth keyboard
• Throwback to Braille 'n Speak, Braille Lite, and Mountbatten
• Linux vulnerability PSA: update your machines
• Tailscale for remote access while traveling

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