Benjamin Mayo, writer for 9to5Mac, sat down with me and chatted about Apple’s “iPhone” keynote, their services strategy, Apple Watch Series 5, and of course the new iPhones.

Guilherme Rambo from 9to5Mac joined me again as part The Future of Apple series. We nerded out about what we expect Apple to announce next week—iPhones, watches, and one (or two) more thing(s).

Brian Roemmele, a speaker, writer, and inventor who has been working on voice technology since the 80’s. He and I had a longer than usual and fascinating conversation about the history of voice first, human-machine interfaces, the dialog that goes on in our heads, and where he believes this voice-first technology is going.

Adva Levin, founder of Pretzel Labs and Alexa Champion, sat down with me to discuss her dive into the voice first world, characters in voice first applications, making skills for children, monetization and more.

Vlad from The Verge and I spoke about the strategic, economic, cultural and legal environments we find ourselves in and how they impact voice first technology.

Cathy Pearl, Google’s Head of Conversation Design Outreach, joins me to chat about how voice assistants can help with accessibility, multimodal devices, solving for discoverability and context, designing for Voice First and more.

The Future of Voice First is a 4-part interview series with Cathy Pearl, Head of Conversation Design Outreach at Google, Vlad Savov, co-founding editor of The Verge, Adva Levin, the founder of Pretzel Labs, and Brian Roemmele, a speaker, writer, and inventor who has been working on voice technology since the 80’s.

Ryan Jones, founder of Weatherline and Flighty, joined me again this year to break down Apple's announcements at WWDC.

Guilherme Rambo, the prolific software spelunker and writer for 9to5Mac, was my guest this week. This is the first in a new ongoing series of interviews about Apple, before and after major events, that I’m calling The Future of Apple. He joined me to discuss what he expects at WWDC for macOS, iOS, watchOS, and even hardware.

In episode 3 of The Future of Podcasts, Carolina Milanesi and I chatted about her history with podcasting, its unique relationship building aspects, how podcasting competes with video, attention spans, and more.