Flying solo to start the week, Ken kicks around a few expectations for the WWDC keynote, one hope for the WWDC keynote, and teasing a Mac User Group appearance. It’s a WWDC Pre-Game - In a Few Minutes

What do an author, an astronomer, and a children’s television host have in common? They’re all honored guests at Jeff Gamet’s Dinner Party. Pull up a chair and enjoy - In a Few Minutes

As the US starts to reopen, will WWDC 2022 be virtual, in-person, or a hybrid of the two? Jeff Gamet discusses that with Ken. Plus hopes and expectations for the WWDC 2021 Keynote - In a Few Minutes

What Apple service would Jeff Gamet not want to be without? What service would he like to see Apple get into? Where does one service end and another begin? Jeff and Ken kick that around - In a Few Minutes

A few weeks ago, Jeff Gamet got an AirTag. The plan was to put it through its paces against Tile, the device tracker he’s toted in his totes for a while now. Was there a clear winner? Find out in our next round of AirTag - In a Few Minutes

Jeff Gamet joins us this week. What’s on his mind? The rollout of Amazon Sidewalk and the freakout that has accompanied it. Not sure what any of that is? Listen and find out. It’s News to Jeff Gamet - In a Few Minutes

Remember when this show was in the test kitchen? Today, we’re serving guests. Parallel host Shelly Brisbin plays that age old game - who would you have to dinner? Entertaining conversation is on the menu at Shelly Brisbin’s Dinner Party - In a Few Minutes

Parallel host Shelly Brisbin has a home that’s wired for sound, wires and all. With some up in arms about no Lossless Audio on AirPods, and others up in arms about the people up in arms, we talk over the messaging around the whole thing - In a Few Minutes

When the country went into lockdown last year, Parallel host Shelly Brisbin was on a plane. We talked about that then. On today’s “In a Few Minutes,” we talk about getting back to something like “the before times,” after a stop at the LBJ Presidential Library.

Cars drive on roads. Roads need maintenance. Taxes on gas cover some of that cost. So - what or how do you charge drivers of electric vehicles? When the Lone Star state wrestles with that problem, it’s news to Parallel host Shelly Brisbin - In a Few Minutes