Horace answers some #CriticalQuestions and discusses the latest Apple earnings call from a secret location in the southern hemisphere.

Horace answers some #CriticalQuestions and discusses the latest Apple earnings call from a secret location in the southern hemisphere.

Tim Walters returns to discuss with Horace data privacy and the impact the General Data Protection Regulation has had after being in effect for (almost) one year.

Horace shares more thoughts on Apple Card and Services, and touches on a surprising staple of 1980s Romanian television.

Horace ponders Apple's Show Time event, while Judd pretends not to notice the damage to his car.

With an eye on the March 25th Apple Event, Horace contemplates what may be coming, shares his thoughts on Facebook announcing a pivot to privacy, gives an update on the Micromobility Kickstarter project and says too much about his salad's secret ingredients.

The conversation begins with Horace and Judd discussing Wolfgang Schivelbusch's The Railway Journey, then expands to include sea faring, the trouble with boilers and one of Horace's historical fantasies.

Horace handles a few of the curve balls included in the latest AAPL earnings report, answers some #CriticalQuestions and dips a toe into the ocean of possibilities regarding Apple's ventures into Health Care.

Using the recent earnings call as a jumping off point, Horace considers the size and shape of the premium content train that will soon be making its way down Apple's Services track.

Horace wonders whether or not Ghandi and Mao would use the same iPhone, shares what he'd like to hear in the upcoming AAPL earnings call and, finally, reveals which Ikea serves the best meatballs in the entire world.