Rocket Lab has a new satellite platform, while methane cycles have been measured on Mars. Elsewhere, NASA continues to work through the details of its new 2024 lunar goal and 2007 OR10 needs a name.
Landing Americans on the moon within five years will require incredible funding and detailed plans. So far, NASA hasn’t produced either, but details should be coming soon. I’m looking forward to seeing the agency rise to meet this goal, assuming Congress agrees to fund it.
I recently joined Timothy Buck on his UNCO podcast to talk about podcasting, the history of Relay FM and building a relationship with your listeners.
This week’s Ungeniused was recorded live in Atlanta over the weekend, and in it, we talked about discuss extreme ironing, lawn mower racing and egg tapping.
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This week on Mac Power Users, our special guests goes into the ins and outs of creating music with iOS devices:
Jakob Haq is a musician and YouTuber from Sweden who create, edits and publishes all of his content with his iPhone and iPad.
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AirPower is dead, Powerbeats Pro are here, Federico is having a good week on Twitter and iCloud Drive deserves some attention from Apple.
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I joined John and Gui over on the newest episode of Stacktrace to talk through Apple’s 40-year history, and how it is a company that is always changing. It was a lot of fun to nerd about about the Apple II vs. Macintosh wars, and apply it to today.
I recently spoke with Darren from The Mac Quad about my background, some of the gear I use to produce content and some important pieces of nerd culture that should be saved for future generations. I enjoyed our time together, and think the episode came out nicely.
This week on Mac Power Users:
Stephen and David talk through the ups and downs of the Mac App Store and share some of the hidden gems they’ve found there over the years. Then, they recap Apple’s recent media event after being interrupted by Mother Nature in the Sparks’ yard.
The Mac App Store has had a rough life, but we both think better days are ahead.
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We’re super excited to announce we’re hosting a live episode of Connected at WWDC again this year. The show will be the evening of Wednesday, June 5. Tickets are on sale now and are moving quickly.
After announcing tickets for their live WWDC show and judging their predictions for Apple’s media event and breaking a score between Stephen and Myke, the guys share their impressions of the new AirPods, Apple News+ and more.
Siri plays a pivotal role in this episode.
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On what is the second episode of Liftoff in two days:
The guys talk through a few stories that didn’t make Episode 95, including what’s going on with Boeing’s Starliner and Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser, as well as Bennu’s habit of spewing material into space.
A huge space policy announcement it the central theme on this episode of Liftoff:
Vice President Mike Pence has challenged NASA to return to the moon within five years.
Jason and I respond to the news with … a lot of questions.
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