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Tim and David return to discuss civility, freedom of speech, iPad mini, and a lot more

It's the second annual Stoplight Network Show Swap! This episode of Geekiest Show Ever features the return of the original hosts, Tim Robertson and David Cohen, to talk Geeky. Thanks to our friends at Disney and LucasFilms for saving this story for the same week Tim and David return to GSE, the main topic is, of course, Disney owning Star Wars. Also discussed, Indiana Jones, Cloud Atlas, and a lot of music editing in the show.

The 3 Geeky Ladies take over TechFan! Elisa, Suze´, and Vicki talk about first aid for Macs and iOS devices. Replacing hard drives, how to fix hanging apps and "other" on an iDevice, and why and how to restore an iDevice are just some of the lively topics. The Ladies also share their feelings about the recently announced Apple products and how the new iMac is like Daniel Craig.

David and Tim reunite to discuss David's Hong Kong trip and some of the electronic goodies he has found and, in some cases, purchased. Later, Tim unveils the BatMac replacement, and talks about his new Video Game collection display. And what the heck is an Aquarius Computer System?

Four hosts from four different podcasts come together to discuss the new MacSpecialist Apple Reseller in the Metro Chicago area. Kevin Shea of the MacSpecialist Podcast, Guy Serle of The MyMac Podcast, and John Nemo of AppMinute join TechFan host Tim Robertson for a fun episode.

TechFan returns from the pressures of business. Tim is still absent - perhaps he's lost due to the maps in IOS6? To get the low down on the latest Apple media storm, David recruits Darren Griffin of PocketGPSWorld.com and they discuss the state of smartphone mapping.

BatMac is no more. Listen to the harrowing story of a MacBook Pro's last few minutes of life. Tim's iPhone also attempts a swan dive in an Ikea parking lot to put the Zero Chroma Teatro-S case to the test. Plus, Tim and David look at the iPhone 5 and all-new iPod Nano.

Tim and David discuss the Nokia PR disaster from this week, the new Kindle's from Amazon, SamSung, Activision Anthology, Grant Theft Auto San Andreas, Elite, StarCraft 2, and much more.

Wrong is wrong, and it's time to call theft, well, theft. Dishonesty is not rewarded. Tim and David discuss Samsung and the institutional theft that goes on there. Later the topic changes to Field Runners 2 and the all-new Activision Anthology app for iOS.

David Cohen returns to talk about his upcoming trip to San Francisco, airports, the new Microsoft logo, Windows 8 reviews, boredom, being an extrovert, more on Kindle, and feedback from Peter