The Goodstuff Morning Show

The Goodstuff Morning Show

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  • Porridge Phalanges

    What kind of “tuna” is keeping your house at 78? And how many PiPs of YouTube can I get without premium?


    Intro

    PRIME DAY PURCHASES

    https://twitter.com/ajplus/status/1407383882979328001?s=21

    Judge Dismisses $210 Million Lawsuit Against CBC Report That Said Subway Chicken Is Fake

    Headlines

    It’s About to Get Real for Apple TV+

    YouTube Says iOS Picture-in-Picture Coming to All US Users

    Texans regret opting into power plan that remotely raises thermostat temps

    Facebook Aims to Take on Clubhouse With ‘Live Audio Rooms’

    The career-jump tsunami: 53% of American workers say they want jobs in new industries

    Today’s Special
    National Porridge Day

    1 hr 2 min
  • No Salmon Comes From Philadelphia

    Sit in the super hot Greenroom at the Google Store and read your integration test #1.


    Intro

    Do you remember where you were when you saw integration test #1?

    Headlines

    Spotify’s Clubhouse competitor Greenroom is here

    Starlink dishes go into “thermal shutdown” once they hit 122° Fahrenheit

    Here’s what’s inside Google’s first-ever retail store

    Apple’s Shazam Music Discovery Service Surpasses 1 Billion Shazams Per Month

    Today’s Special

    June 18 - International Sushi Day

    52 min
  • A Blip of Fudge

    What else can we put in our mini-fridge? Maybe 15 million Girl Scout Cookies.


    Intro

    Long-lasting extreme heat event strains the West’s grid, could spark wildfires

    https://twitter.com/princessharold/status/1404346578266173440?s=21

    Microsoft Makes the Xbox Series X Mini Fridge Meme a Reality

    Headlines

    Google Hangouts Is Now Google Chat, and Good Luck Figuring Out Why

    Amazon Prime Day 2021: the latest news, deals, and coverage

    Here’s Everything Nintendo Announced at E3, Including a New Zelda Trailer

    Luminar is using lidar to help build the ‘uncrashable car’

    Girl Scouts Stuck With Over 15 Million Boxes of Unsold Cookies

    Today’s Special
    National Fudge Day
    WHY WE LOVE TODAY
    The varieties are mind-boggling

    Chocolate is probably the most well-known flavor of fudge, simply because chocolate itself is so universally beloved. Besides chocolate and its variations (chocolate peanut-butter, chocolate mint, chocolate cherry, chocolate walnut, German chocolate), you can pig out on pumpkin pie, maple walnut, vanilla, coconut, blueberry, cherry, raspberry cheesecake, cookie dough, gingerbread, amaretto, Kahlua…need we go on? Suffice it to say that unless you had your sweet tooth extracted by the dentist at a very young age, you’re going to find a flavor of fudge that appeals to you.

    It’s surprisingly easy to make

    Perhaps because it’s closer kin to candy than to other treats like cookies or cakes, fudge has a reputation for being finicky and difficult to make. That may well stem from its late-19th-century history, when it often would have been made on a wood-fired stove and without the benefit of candy thermometers. Nowadays, we have precise temperature control, accurate measurement, and ingredients — corn syrup, marshmallow fluff and condensed milk — that make whipping up a batch of fudge a veritable snap.

    59 min
  • Countercobwise

    Tim Cook gives us some more timbits about Apple goodies, and then Kyle quizzes Kenny on his Oreo knowledge.


    Intro

    Kenny: I’ve been trying out Apple Music Spatial Audio for the past couple days. It’s gooooooood.

    Eddy Cue Says Spatial Audio on Apple Music is Equivalent to Watching HD Television for First Time

    Headlines

    Followup

    iOS 15 Tidbits: Text Cursor Magnifier, New Dial Picker, Custom Text Size Per App, and More

    Apple Aiming to Eliminate Passwords With Face ID/Touch ID Passkeys

    iOS 15 Allows You to Request Refunds for In-App Purchases Directly Within Apps

    Facebook plans first smartwatch for next summer with two cameras, heart rate monitor

    Today’s Special
    National Corn on the Cob Day
    ABOUT

    Some call it “corn-stick,” others go with “sweet pole,” but we like to call it amazing — especially when you use those cute plastic corn on the cob handles. National Corn on the Cob Day falls on June 11 — the perfect pre-summer date. (Although, for most home gardens, mid-June is still too early for the harvest.) But you can’t blame anyone for being in a hurry. The sweetness doesn’t hang around for very long. It has to be picked at its freshest, otherwise there’s a risk of — nothing really — it’s just slightly less incredible tasting.

    DEBATE

    Many people say as long as you hold both ends you’re good to go, but you know better. According to etiquette experts, you should butter a few rows at a time, and then eat moving side to side like a typewriter. (Or a keyboard if you’re under 80.)

    Segment

    McDonald’s now testing AI drive-through ordering in 10 locations

    TikTok is back at it again, this time with Oreo sushi

    1 hr 3 min
  • 500 Year-Old Tree

    We talk WWDC and it feels like iOS2014 all over again.


    Intro

    We’ve been here before.

    Headlines

    Everything Apple Tried to Kill at WWDC 2021

    Here’s Everything Apple Announced at WWDC 2021

    Here’s Everything Apple Announced at WWDC 2021

    Game

    Zero Ingredient - Gordon Ramsay

    1 hr 18 min
  • Twitter Blue Towel

    So many cheeses, so little time to delete tweets.


    Intro

    Kyle’s iCloud woes.

    Headlines

    The Twitter Blue subscription service starts rolling out Thursday

    Today’s Special

    National Cheese Day Yo

    Segment

    Meet the Two New French Cheeses Invented During Lockdown - FOOD & WINE

    She Ordered Fried Chicken but Claims She Got a ‘Fried Towel’ Instead - VICE

    46 min
  • Professor Bluetooth

    Walk along the Sidewalk with your rotisserie chicken and listen through your BTS Laser Disc.


    Headlines

    Amazon devices will soon automatically share your Internet with neighbors - Ars Technica

    Twitter announces local weather news service called ‘Tomorrow’ - 9to5Mac

    Today’s Special
    Rotisserie Chicken

    National Rotisserie Chicken Day is organized on June 2 every year. You can cook chicken in various ways, but rotisserie chicken is prepared in a slow cooking method that seals in the flavor. On this day, people from all over the world prepare and eat chicken in this way, which is slowly becoming known as a healthy cooking option.

    Segment

    Pizza Hut is bringing back a fan favorite - CNN Business

    Peanut the Waiter Robot Is Proof That Your Job Is Safe - WIRED

    Chili’s Just Unleashed a New Chicken Sandwich Dripping in Secret Sauce - Thrillist

    Here’s What a Food Critic Said About McDonald’s New BTS Meal - Eat This, Not That!

    1 hr 6 min
  • That Damon

    Enjoy your yearly allotment of hamburgers with a 22-cereal concoction in your old house.

    Headphone Warning: Kyle went mic-crazy.


    51 min
  • Briochecoin

    Stop drinking that smokey wine and eat food from every ballpark in the nation!


    https://www.mlb.com/brackets/food-fight

    1 hr 26 min

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