We look back at the past two years of tech in Australia in the last episode of Girt by CNET.

Following news of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick stepping down, the Girt team looks at what it means for the company and its customers.

Free-to-air faces fiscal failure and the team talks two trade shows.

This week brush off your polyhedral dice, because we're talking to Mike Mearls, the lead designer on Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition.

This week Luke and Dan spend a lot of time talking about the bizarre intersection of tech and fast food. Mostly it makes them hungry.

The Girt team speaks with Dr. Jennifer Hazel about her work in mental health, the power of video games and the Checkpoint organisation's web series campaign.

This week the team takes a look at Facebook's approach to "violent video" and what Apple's dip in sales means for the iPhone (not much).

This week the Girt team talks Silicon Valley flight and flubs and enormous Lego Death Stars. Not a euphemism.

Fitness tracking, sleep science, the physical properties of kebabs and protecting your metadata. It sure is an episode of Girt by CNET.

We talk community, diversity and inclusion with the two founders of GX Australia ahead of the show's last hurrah in Sydney.