Dave is joined in this inaugural episode by writer and podcaster Lizbeth Myles who brings a list filled with history, nudity, horror and cuddly toys. She reveals the podcast that led to her falling off a ladder, why she is drawn to an unpopular character class and Dave gets a chance to express his love of the film Biggles. You can listen to Liz on Verity and Hammer House of Podcast.
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Tommy talks with Politico’s foreign affairs correspondent Nahal Toosi about Trump’s controversial decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. Then they discussed news reports indicating Rex Tillerson’s disastrous tenure as Secretary of State may be coming to a close. It was lit.
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Serenity remembers her Bondi Blue iMac before getting into the age-old debate of purchasing an iPad Pro or MacBook with Stephen. Then, message threading woes and more in the Speed Run.
Russell joins Andy and Flo once more to recap the Google I/O 2018 keynote. The three discuss everything from Google Duplex’s human-like intonations to their shared disappointment over still not being able to remove fences from photos.
Marco Arment Returns to Mac Power Users to discuss the state of the Mac, the iMac Pro, Apple’s laptops, Overcast, privacy, digital cameras and more.
This week, Russell has a very important announcement. The trio then delves into a very riveting discussion about what life will be like for Google users after Google I/O.
Federico and John cover how they use the Apple TV and highlight a handful of notable Apple TV apps.
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The Rev. James H. Cone founded black liberation theology, which has roots in 1960s civil-rights activism. In an interview with Terry Gross, he explains the movement — and comments on controversial sermons by the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Barack Obama’s longtime minister and a black liberation theology proponent.
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