The @jsnell Anthology

Long-time technology journalist Jason Snell spent 17 years writing, editing and managing teams at Macworld magazine before leaving that behind to start his own small business publishing company, SixColors.com. Along the way, Jason also created and managed various Podcasts like The Incomparable, TV Talk Machine, and Upgrade. Jason joins Shannon and Dave to talk about the experience of moving from manager to business owner, and shares some of his favorite stories along the way.

Leo Laporte is joined in-studio by Becky Worley, Jason Snell, and Harry McCracken to discuss Google’s self-driving car hitting a bus, Apple’s new campus, the future of journalists, the smartphone as an extension of the mind, and more…

David and Katie check in with Jason Snell to see how things are going one year into life as an independent publisher.

Jason Snell has updated Photos for Mac: A Take Control Crash Course, and gives us quick tour of some of his favorite new features in the photo editor and manager. Photos may not be a successor (yet) to Aperture, but there are plenty of great additions; He talks about how he covers them to make sure you can take full advantage of them. Jason and host Chuck Joiner also talk about ten years of MacNotables how podcasting has developed, and then hit a subject that has never been mentioned before on MacVoices.

The best of Maker Faire World, TechCrunch CoHero, the BB-8 robot tear down, Leo answers your questions and Pomplamoose plays live.

“I hope the E Ink readers stick around, because I do love them. But it’s going to be a niche market. It’s going to be for people who are dedicated book readers who are willing to spend at least a little bit of money for a nice, distraction-free experience.”

Alphabet, ROKU private channels, AT&T and the NSA, and more.

“Downloading” programs in the ’80s.

Jason Snell returns to the show, with a lot to talk about: Pebble’s new Pebble Time smartwatch, the “Safari is the New IE” argument, the state of web advertising (and its adverse effects on performance and privacy) and monetization, and more.

Jason Snell fills in for Leo this week. Public betas for iOS 9, El Capitan, hands on with Photos 1.1, Office 2016 for Mac is out, Apple Pay launches in UK, pictures of Pluto, and more!