ABC Melbourne Drive: live long and choreless
From robotic vacuums to choreless life, we’re talking the tech that’s set to take over. We’ll even talk Star Trek, too.
The latest media appearances
Pickr’s editor and founder, Leigh Stark, appears on radio and TV from time to time. He’s available to speak on radio, TV, podcasts, and more, and happy to provide comments as and when, simply reach out either over the phone on +61 400 255 074 or over email.
We try to track each media appearance where we can, though some aren't found online or are taken down at times. This list provides the appearances we've found that you can check out.
Latest in media appearances
ABC Coffs Coast Breakfast: opting out
As social algorithms look set to change with an opt out option in the future, how can you get control of your algorithm now?
4BC Drive: a digital duty of care
The Australian government will let people opt out of their algorithms and force tech giants to take responsibility for harmful content. What does this all mean?
ABC Sydney Drive: taming the algorithm
The government is planning a way to “opt out” of your social media feed, but how can you make changes to an algorithm before that happens?
Life & Technology – September 5, 2026
A dual-screen laptop and lots of questions from listeners as Leigh Stark joins Life & Technology for a September show.
ABC Sydney Drive: better phone batteries
New battery chemistry tech promises more juice for your phone. That’s great news, but how do you make the most of your battery life now?
ABC Melbourne Drive: batteries and questions
If you’re having tech problems with phone batteries, you aren’t alone. We’ll talk tech on that, and answer a few more questions, too.
ABC Shepparton Breakfast: better batteries
New battery tech could see more phones getting two or three days of life, while the first iPhone fold could cost so much, you may want to start saving now.
ABC NSW Drive: Smart glasses blur privacy lines
The debate heats up over smart glasses, as government suggests facial blurring when there’s no consent. And then there’s a shirt that makes you invisible to AI…
FiveAA Mornings: smart glasses concerns
A new tech trend is stirring up privacy concerns, with fears that smart glasses that could soon be everywhere, and could invade privacy.
