Juggling 3 things is always tough
Juggling 30 is well, 10 times as hard?.. 
It’s actually not as bad as it seems sometimes. Things usually have a way of working through their cycles regardless of your input. Obviously if you care about the results you want, there will be participation on your behalf though.
SecuraBit is getting larger, but the cool thing is that we have an amazing selection of people behind it, and that really helps because no single person has to think of everything, run everything. It’s a group effort, which makes for less pressure on each individual. We’ll be doing our bi-weekly shows as usual, but also some spontaneous shows whenever we get the itch, such as the show Rob and Anthony ran the other night to get some timely comments in on the whole DNS fiasco that’s gone public. If you haven’t heard about it, and you’re in some way or another involved with IT, I would highly suggest doing some quick reading on the matter and either patching your stuff, or getting the word out to your staff to do it.
Hak5 is about to start hitting full force again. I’m looking forward to participating in creating some more technolust for all who are interested to enjoy. We have some pretty good ideas kicking around so far, one of which involves possibly stomping all over the warranty on my 2008 highlander, and boy do I ever love voiding warranties on things. 
I’m torn between staying in the area, and moving a few hours away. There are some pretty kickass jobs up towards DC that would be VERY rewarding professionally, yet I hate the idea of being so far from the people who make life fun, my friends. I’ll know more in a few weeks as I edge closer to the time in which I must make an absolute decision. Either way, I already drive at minimum an hour each way on most weekends, so 3 hours wouldn’t be that much more painful.