Category: Podcasts

I missed this week’s Connected, but am listening to it now. It’s a fun one:

This week, Federico talks about how he is changing his automation workflows with 1Writer and Workflow, and Myke talks about his Apple Pencil review.

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This week on Relay FM’s only space-themed podcast, Jason and I talk about the not-so-impending doom facing Phobos and a bunch of other news before being joined by Emily Lakdawalla from The Planetary Society to discuss the future of solar system exploration.

My thanks to these sponsors:

• Luminos: A fantastic astronomy app, 10 years in the making! Now with an Apple Watch app for skygazing!
• The Freelancer’s Guide to Escaping Taxes, by Andrew Carroll

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This week on Connected, we talk about our iPad Pros and what the device means for the future.

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Simple Beep is a podcast looking back at the history of Apple and the Mac community. Each episode, Ed and Brian tackle the hardware, software and services that got us to where we are today.

Needless to say, I’m a huge fan, and jumped at the chance to join the guys for their anniversary episode.

We spoke about our first encounters with the Mac, our Apple hardware collections and the importance of archiving technology for the future. Go check it out.

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This week on my spaaaaaaace podcast with Jason Snell:

A fortnight of news has passed, and we are here to talk water in the solar system, Orion’s progress, the 15th anniversary of crewed ISS missions and some new job openings at NASA.

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I left the warm embrace of Connected to go hang out with the Material hosts for this week’s episode. I just love this:

We also have a super special guest to interview. That’s right, we did the unthinkable and kidnapped the first iPhone user we could find, gave them a Nexus 5X and then got their thoughts on it. Have they been swayed to the dark side? Why did they miss the recording of their favourite Apple podcast this week? Something is afoot…and we get to the bottom of it all.

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I’m not a developer.

Not even close, really, but I appreciate what they do and how they work. That’s why I’m so excited about this new podcast from Marco Arment and Underscore David Smith:

From development and design to marketing and support, Under the Radar is all about independent app development. It’s never longer than 30 minutes.

Episode 1 is out now. If you enjoyed Build and Analyze or Developing Perspective, you’ll love this show.

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This week on Connected: I am questioned about my growing Apple collection, Myke wonders why he bought an Apple TV and Federico ponders his iPad future.

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On this week’s Liftoff, Jason and I talk all about the sun. Come for the warm sunshine; stay for the arching plasma torrents of death.

Bonus: Don’t miss this post by Chris Breen, which includes the sheet music of our theme.

My thanks to these sponsors:

• Luminos: A fantastic astronomy app, 10 years in the making! Now with an Apple Watch app for skygazing!
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Live from the Release Notes Conference, it’s a new episode of Clockwise with Jason Snell, Myke Hurley, Underscore David Smith and me:

Anticipating Apple TV, Google’s new YouTube Red service, iOS stability and bug fixes, and a Magic Devices shopping list.

Be sure to stick around for the bonus question. It’s a good one.

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Myke is on a plane, so it was just me and Ticci this week:

This week, Stephen and Federico talk about iWork, Notes and HomeKit before being greeted by Federico’s plumber.

Come for the show, stay for the creepy image in the show notes.

My thanks to these sponsors:

• PDFpen 7, from Smile: The ultimate, all-purpose PDF editor.
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I joined the gang at The Incomparable to talk more about The Martian:

We all went and watched “The Martian” at movie theaters and then came home and joined together to talk about it! From Vicodin-topped potatoes to shiny zoomy space stuff, we work the problem to provide something a bit more informative than a Tumblr full of sad pictures.

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