The show starts off with Joe Dugandzic telling us about affordable smart lighting from Sylvania. Then I'll talk about the people of Macstock Expo, followed by stuff I actually learned during the sessions at Macstock Expo. Then we'll hear how everything is fiddly in the Netherlands for Helma, including fighting Apple IDs and monitors and docks.

We're off to Macstock Expo next week so the show will be 2 days late next week. In this week's show I'll explain why even though I'm retired, it was a really stressful week (and why). I'll tell you why Steven Goetz was only partially right when he said we need to make the Mojave Beta installer into an ISO to use it in virtual machine software. Then we'll talk about how you an make truly disturbing 3D video face scans with the free Bellus3D FaceApp for iPhone X. We'll talk about how the amazing Affinity Designer is available for iPad now (on sale for $14). Then Bart Busschots is back with Security Bits where we'll talk about USB Protected Mode, the Exactis Breach and all of the other delightful things that happened in security in the past two weeks.

Dr. Garry is back in Chit Chat Across the Pond, George from Tulsa brings us a story he entitled, "Who Ya' Gonna Call? Try Allison!" Next, I'll tell you about Jump Desktop to control your Mac/PC from your iOS/Android devices. Dave Ginsburg of the In Touch with IOS Podcast tells us about the Belkin Stage for iOS and Android devices for giving presentations. Finally, I'll tell you about my adventures installing virtual machines to experiment and solve some problems with Mojave and why I'm an idiot. Twice.

This week I'll tell you a tale of how all the knowledge Bart has been pouring on us really paid off this week, then I'll tell you how to play on Instagram.com from a real computer. Heck, I learned a lot of what I used there from Bart too! Then with even more Bart, we've got Security Bits and it's mostly good news!

In this week's show, you'll learn how to do emoji like the cool kids with Rocket app for macOS. You'll learn how to batch resize, rename and watermark images with PhotoBulk for macOS. Then we'll get even geekier while I explain the difference between formats for compression, encryption & archive. Then we'll finish things off with a public service announcement about why you might want to take photos if you're ever in an accident.

Thanks for giving us a few extra days with Steve's dad before publishing the show. We'll start out with a rant by me against everyone who has declared the butterfly keyboard on the newer MacBooks as bad, then I'll tell you about an amazing photo app for iOS called HashPhotos from BeyondF. Bart is back with another installment of Security Bits where he'll talk about the new USB restricted mode for our iOS devices, and then he'll talk about all the new security features Apple introduced at WWDC. Of course he'll have notable news, updates and suggested reading for you as well.

It's a nice long show but only a few topics this week. We'll start with a walk through what I learned testing the Drobo 5N2 network attached storage. It's not so much about the Drobo itself but more about the technologies involved. Then we'll talk about the new Wyze Cam Pan $30 security camera. Finally I'll tell you what I thought was interesting, exciting, boring, disappointing or just plain dumb in the announcements from Apple's WWDC keynote.

We'll be in the live chatroom during the WWDC Keynote - join us! I also hope you'll come to Macstock Expo in July, and to help it be more affordable use coupon code PODFEET. The free Vectornator Pro for iPad (and iPhone) is an amazing vector design program and I'll tell you all about it. Rick from Baltimore brings us an amazing Tiny Tip about how he uses the Accessibility shortcuts on his iOS devices to both dim his screen at night and turn on the magnifier. Steve Sheridan tells us all about the Apple Health Study and why you might want to join it. In Security Bits, Bart Busschots tells us about VPNFilter in Security Medium, and then CallKit Removal in China, No Telegram Updates in App Store, End of Flash & Silverlight, Papua New Guinea Turns Off Facebook and much more.

Thanks to our fabulous contributors, we've got a full-length show this week. We'll start with the last audio interview from NAB, this time with Audio-Technica about their microphones and headphones (we use both!). Then I have a Tiny Tip about how to fix a problem with multiple monitors on your Mac. I'm trying to be like all of the other cool kids, so I've done GDPR work on Podfeet just because it's the right thing to do. Sandy Foster brings us a review of an app called Electric Quilt. I'll tell you how underwhelming it was to attempt to rent an electric bike via Explore Bike Share. Joe Dugandzic tells us about a new voice assistant-capable lightswitch from ecobee called the Switch+. Finally, George from Tulsa tells us about an incredibly inexpensive computer he recommends called a NUC running Linux.

There won't be a live show next week, and the NosillaCast will be out on Tuesday instead of Sunday (sorry guys). Check out the tutorial I did on Keep It for ScreenCasts Online at screencastsonline.com. We've got another of Steve's videos from NAB, this time from Backblaze about their B2 cloud storage. Then I'll tell you how using Airtable from airtable.com might help me finally wrap my brain around databases as I attempt to manage my bathroom remodel with it. Bart Busschots is with us for another fine edition of Security Bits about Efail, protection of the 4th Amendment, Glitch & ThrowHammer as well as Black Dot & Text-Bomb.