This week Brent talks tech with Stephen Fenech, breaking down the latest innovations, delays, and standout releases shaping the tech world right now.

They look at reports that Apple’s long-rumoured foldable iPhone may be facing production delays, with a possible push back to 2027 — raising questions about when (and if) foldable mainstream iPhones will finally arrive.

The conversation then turns to space, where NASA has shared stunning Artemis II images captured using an iPhone, highlighting just how far smartphone camera technology has come — even beyond Earth.

They also unpack Hisense’s new 2026 RGB Mini-LED TV range, including pricing and availability, and what it means for the next wave of home entertainment.

Finally, they look at Dyson’s new HushJet Mini Cool fan — a compact design aimed at delivering quiet, portable cooling for everyday use.

This week Brent talks tech with Stephen Fenech, breaking down the latest innovations, delays, and standout releases shaping the tech world right now.
They look at reports that Apple&rsquo;s long-rumoured foldable iPhone may be facing production delays, with a possible push back to 2027 &mdash; raising questions about when (and if) foldable mainstream iPhones will finally arrive.
The conversation then turns to space, where NASA has shared stunning Artemis II images captured using an iPhone, highlighting just how far smartphone camera technology has come &mdash; even beyond Earth.
They also unpack Hisense&rsquo;s new 2026 RGB Mini-LED TV range, including pricing and availability, and what it means for the next wave of home entertainment.
Finally, they look at Dyson&rsquo;s new HushJet Mini Cool fan &mdash; a compact design aimed at delivering quiet, portable cooling for everyday use.

Join Brent Bultitude every weekend for lively chats with industry insiders and special guests! Covering the latest trends and exciting topics, it's your go-to for fresh insights and fun conversations.

Tune in for your weekend fix of thought-provoking conversation!

Join&nbsp;Brent Bultitude&nbsp;every weekend for lively chats with industry insiders and special guests! Covering the latest trends and exciting topics, it's your go-to for fresh insights and fun conversations.
Tune in for your weekend fix of thought-provoking conversation!

Brent Bultitude Podcast

Brent’s Business background and personality are fundamental to asking the right people the right questions with interviews, the latest news, quizzes, music and your calls on 13 12 69.

Plus Brent interviews many more people that are going to tell us what’s going from stories in the news to the things you care about.

Brent&rsquo;s Business background and personality are fundamental to asking the right people the right questions with interviews, the latest news, quizzes, music and your calls on 13 12 69. Plus Brent interviews many more people that are going to tell us what&rsquo;s going from stories in the news to the things you care about.

 From Foldable iPhones and Space Photos to Next-Gen TVs and Cooling Tech

This week Brent sits down with Mark Latham to break down three big stories driving debate across Australia and beyond.

They start with the Middle East ceasefire, where rising tensions between the US, Iran and Israel are already testing fragile peace efforts — and raising questions about Australia’s role, responsibility, and risk as fuel prices climb again.

The conversation then turns to one of Australia’s most high-profile and controversial legal cases, as Ben Roberts-Smith faces serious war crime charges, shifting the discussion from public heroism to courtroom accountability and what it means for the military and national trust.

Finally, they turn to rugby league, where the St George Illawarra Dragons’ ongoing struggles spark familiar questions about leadership, culture, and whether constant “rebuilding” is still an excuse or a reality.

It’s a wide-ranging discussion about conflict, accountability, and performance — on the world stage, in the courts, and on the footy field.

This week Brent sits down with Mark Latham to break down three big stories driving debate across Australia and beyond.
They start with the Middle East ceasefire, where rising tensions between the US, Iran and Israel are already testing fragile peace efforts &mdash; and raising questions about Australia&rsquo;s role, responsibility, and risk as fuel prices climb again.
The conversation then turns to one of Australia&rsquo;s most high-profile and controversial legal cases, as Ben Roberts-Smith faces serious war crime charges, shifting the discussion from public heroism to courtroom accountability and what it means for the military and national trust.
Finally, they turn to rugby league, where the St George Illawarra Dragons&rsquo; ongoing struggles spark familiar questions about leadership, culture, and whether constant &ldquo;rebuilding&rdquo; is still an excuse or a reality.
It&rsquo;s a wide-ranging discussion about conflict, accountability, and performance &mdash; on the world stage, in the courts, and on the footy field.

The Week That Was — From Middle East Tensions and War Crimes Charges to Dragons in Crisis and Australia’s Role on the World Stage

As fuel costs continue to rise across Australia, concerns are mounting that the impact is reaching far beyond the petrol pump — and into frontline healthcare.

Community pharmacies are warning that patient care is already being disrupted, with delayed medicine deliveries, reduced home visits, and growing pressure on services that vulnerable Australians rely on most.

Joining Brent is Mark Naunton, National President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, to unpack what’s really happening on the ground, who is most at risk, and whether the system can adapt quickly enough to prevent further strain.

The discussion explores how fuel pressures are reshaping access to care, the growing reliance on telehealth, and what urgent steps may be needed to protect patients across the country.

As fuel costs continue to rise across Australia, concerns are mounting that the impact is reaching far beyond the petrol pump &mdash; and into frontline healthcare.
Community pharmacies are warning that patient care is already being disrupted, with delayed medicine deliveries, reduced home visits, and growing pressure on services that vulnerable Australians rely on most.
Joining Brent is Mark Naunton, National President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, to unpack what&rsquo;s really happening on the ground, who is most at risk, and whether the system can adapt quickly enough to prevent further strain.
The discussion explores how fuel pressures are reshaping access to care, the growing reliance on telehealth, and what urgent steps may be needed to protect patients across the country.

Rising Fuel Costs Putting Patient Care at Risk

A disturbing new online trend is emerging — where criminal behaviour is being encouraged, filmed, and rewarded for social media attention.

So-called “crimefluencers” are operating across digital platforms, targeting young and vulnerable people and pushing them into acts ranging from petty crime to serious violence, all in the pursuit of online status and engagement.

Brent speaks with cyber safety expert Susan McLean to unpack how these networks operate, why young people are being drawn in, and how a culture of “post and boast” is escalating real-world harm.

They explore how recruitment happens through gaming and social platforms, the psychological drivers behind youth vulnerability, and what role tech companies, parents, and policymakers need to play in stopping it.

This is a confronting look at how online influence is crossing into criminal behaviour — and what can be done before more young lives are impacted.

A disturbing new online trend is emerging &mdash; where criminal behaviour is being encouraged, filmed, and rewarded for social media attention.
So-called &ldquo;crimefluencers&rdquo; are operating across digital platforms, targeting young and vulnerable people and pushing them into acts ranging from petty crime to serious violence, all in the pursuit of online status and engagement.
Brent speaks with&nbsp;cyber safety expert Susan McLean to unpack how these networks operate, why young people are being drawn in, and how a culture of &ldquo;post and boast&rdquo; is escalating real-world harm.
They explore how recruitment happens through gaming and social platforms, the psychological drivers behind youth vulnerability, and what role tech companies, parents, and policymakers need to play in stopping it.
This is a confronting look at how online influence is crossing into criminal behaviour &mdash; and what can be done before more young lives are impacted.

From Foldable iPhones and Space Photos to Next-Gen TVs and Cooling Tech

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