The guys from SecureMac - Nicholas Raba and Nicholas Ptacek - join Ken to talk about the WWDC keynote, the SWAG that no one gets this year, and whether Apple Keynotes should be pre-produced from now on.

Two favorite things from WWDC? Three favorite things? "Today in iOS" host Rob Walch has a top TEN list! Hear what's on it - In a Few Minutes

What were Ken's three favorite things during the WWDC keynote? Bryan Chaffin - Editor-in-Chief of The Mac Observer - nails two of them. Find out what they are and why - In a few Minutes

Today, a solo Ken stumbles through a few thoughts on sales and production and developers and the App Store.

When Ken asked David Sparks to build a better album side, he did not know that David was a jazzman. Get ready for a well considered, thought out, and fun list of tracks. Putting David's album side on the hifi - In a Few Minutes

Bernstein Research analyst Toni Sacconaghi has an idea that David Sparks thinks is stupid. Ken kind of likes the idea, but thinks Sacconaghi's reason is stupid. What if Apple played DuckDuckGo - In a Few Minutes

A talk about Apple's Racial Equity and Justice Initiative veers quickly to problems that David and Ken don't have and don't know how to fix.

When David Sparks started the MacSparky Filed Guides, iBooks Author was PRECISELY the solution he was looking for. So why did he walk away from it years before Apple did? The death of iBooks Author and the Field Guide transformation discussed - In a Few Minutes

This week, David Sparks of "Mac Power Users" joins Ken to solve the world's problems. Today, they're tackling COVID-19 and the Apple/Google API that the world is largely ignoring.

Ken keeps trying to talk people into building the perfect album side. Peter Cohen gives it a go. How Peter plays his groove back - In a Few Minutes