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Surprise, it's me. I thought I'd share what I've learned in my 17 years as a newspaper columnist for both local and national titles, including my advice for getting started and getting your next commission.
My favourite source for freelance writing gigs.
MacBook Pros can be touched, iPad mini chips can be binned, and John Ternus can change the world.
Our go-to note-taking apps, the chaotic ways we use our products like madlads, our predictions for Apple's remaining autumn announcements and what caught our eye this season, and the silliest apps on our Macs or iPhones.
Allison Sheridan, D. Griffin Jones, and James Thomson
Apple begins a crash program to build a music player by the end of 2001, aided by a fortuitous discovery in Japan. Hardware chief Jon Rubinstein recruits a brash young product manager, Tony Fadell, to figure out how all the parts fit together.
Presented by Jason Snell and Myke Hurley.
Written by Jason Snell. Script development by Kelly Turner.
Thanks to Scott Knaster, Stephen Hackett, Matt Rollefson, Adam C. Engst, Jim Hunkins, John Buck, Harry McCracken, and members of the iPod team for script assistance.
Extra special thanks to Hansen Hsu and everyone else at the Computer History Museum.
Audio editing by Myke Hurley and Jim Metzendorf. Video production by Jamie Snell.
Designed in California theme by Christopher Breen.
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Jason and Myke have spent the last few days using the iPhone Duo, and they're ready to report back. And, oh yeah, there's also a new iPad mini and a draft of Apple's forthcoming announcements this week!
Sparky swapped his Mac Studio for an M6 Mac mini, and he breaks down everything a Mac mini can do as an always-on home server: backups, automations, app hosting, Plex, Docker, and more!
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Duo day!
The full Podcastathon recording.
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It's iPhone Duo day!!!!
John shares updates on his locked account and toaster ovens, and Merlin needs to commit to one battery family.
John shares updates on his locked account and toaster ovens, and Merlin needs to commit to one battery family.
In this month’s member bonus segment, Merlin tries his hand at making an app.
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(Recorded on Tuesday, October 13, 2026)
“Radio navigation could not be relied upon near hostile territory. And no human could keep pace doing celestial navigation. So the Blackbird relied on the automated Astroinertial Navigation System. Its computer performed the functions of a human celestial navigator, but far faster and more accurately.”
Kathy is back from Memphis with some behind-the-scenes gossip (and makeup tips) from this year’s Relay Podcastathon for St. Jude!
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