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 In this edition of People and Places, we go to a London bar with a group of people who are all passionate about technology. They're 'techies'! The meeting is organised by Girl Geek Dinners and we meet the founder of the group, Sarah Blow. She defines the term 'geek' and talks about when she became one. And you can find out more about the language of this week's programme below.
Vocabulary from the programme a techie informal someone competent in technology a geek informal someone who thoroughly understands a particular subject area - very often it's a technical subject, but not always cool fashionable blossomed developed in a pleasing way diverse very different gadgets small, clever devices networking building up relationships with people whose friendship could bring advantages, such as job or business opportunities role models people you can admire and copy Extras 
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