FBI investigating alleged iCloud celebrity hack, Apple confirms that it’s holding an event on September 9, an iWatch rumor roundup, veteran tech journalist Anand Shimpi heads to Apple, and more.

This week Myke is joined by Jason Snell. They talk about the behind the scenes magic of podcast production, where the medium is moving to and how it compares to the rise of blogging.

Apple’s style and their secretive internal training program, podcasting’s anniversary, OnePlus’ ‘Ladies First’ contest, Moto 360’s feature set, Facebook to flag satirical articles, Twitter elitism, a hamburger-making robot, Samsung buys SmartThings for $200M, the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, and more.

The TV Show is like app or game reviews for television episodes. Whether you’re watching on the console in your living room or streaming to your phone or tablet, follow along for the week of TV that was. On this episode Jason Snell of The Incomparable joins Dave and Rene to talk Doctor Who season 6, the inconstancies of time travel, messing with show titles, paying off setups, and the oldest questions.

Hosts Andrew Brad,Steve,Jody Mark. This week we chat with Jason Snell.

Glenn Fleishman is joined by Jason Snell, the editorial director of IDG’s consumer division and impresario of The Incomparable Radio Network, to talk about how publications can appeal to people who aren’t the most obsessed about a topic. Cultivating a community of slightly interested people, who represent the largest potential audience segment, is hard to do.

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Jason Snell has been writing for 25+ years with the most recent two decades in the Tech space. We dive into how writing styles for technology have evolved in recent years, how to structure and focus your writing, understanding editors and having passion in what you write.

Apple releases a cheaper 21.5 inch iMac, Microsoft offers $650 to exchange MacBook Airs for a Surface Pro 3, 4.7 inch and 5.5 inch iPhone 6 could go into production in July, T-Mobile lends out iPhone 5S to test its network, and more.

I got a chance to speak with David J. Loehr at the annual Theatre Communications Group conference in San Diego on June 21, 2014. This is basically a session in which we evangelize the podcast medium, encourage creative uses of the medium by theatre companies, and talk a little about the technical aspects of putting a podcast together.

Debug is a casual, conversational interview show featuring the best developers in the business about the amazing apps they make and why and how they make them. On this episode Matt Drance of Bookhouse Software, Ryan Nielsen of Tumult, Daniel Jalkut of Red Sweater, and Jason Snell of Macworld join Guy and Rene to talk about Apple’s WWDC 2014 keynote — the Swift programming language, Extensibility, Cloud Kit, Metal, and more.