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Tim gets a new dishwasher, sets up his generator, and plays the new PS4 Spider-Man game. David prepares to take his mother to the states, Apple bans InfoWars and Alex Jones from the App store, and the Frigidaire company takes center stage in our WikiTrolling segment. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Joining Bart this month are Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, Mark Chappell from the Essential Apple podcast, and Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast. Because it's the so-called silly-season in news the show has a bit of an unusual format. The show starts off with the usual followups, a few notable numbers, and then some Apple HR News. The first main story is not a single story, but a medley of medium-sized stories. The second main story is Apple's censorship of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his Infowars publication, and the final main story is the end of Back to My Mac. The show finishes with a quick roundup of some other smaller stories that made the news in August. For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta60 Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

Mike and Elisa go it alone again and discuss the death of Apple Photo services

Tim has suffered a house invasion of the Jiminy kind, so David talks solo about old Nokia phones and the new Microsoft Surface Go. Sponsored by MacSales.com

After a week off for REALLY good reasons (really they were!), the GMen are fresh and ready to go as usual! So, Guy is particularly manic and Gaz is doing his level best to keep him in check which nearly always sometimes never works! They talk a bit about the upcoming event, walking holidays, amusement parks, weddings and a few other things including waffles.

In this month's solo show Bart gives a detailed answer to a question friend of the show Antonio Rosario posed on episode 209 of the Shutter Time podcast — do you shoot photographic projects? The short answer is 'yes', but there's much more to it than that!

Verizon enacts deplorable tactics and potentially causes massive property loss, the $1,000 phone is here to stay, and the PalmPilot takes center stage in our WikiTrolling section! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim, Aaron, and John catchup on the latest in Nintendo, what we are playing, and the Smash Brothers direct.

Mike and Elisa go it alone after a vacation break and dive into the Amazon

Guy can't talk like Arnold without going all French on everyone, Gaz is out of his bedroom, and of somewhat lesser importance some kid hacked Apple and grabbed lots of stuff.

Twitter joins in on the suspension of Alex Jones, Bethesda tramples consumer rights, hotels enforce their policies at DEFCON and Black Hat, and David and Tim look at CD-ROM and some of the most influential software from the era. Sponsored by MacSales.com

The Ladies talk about staying safe online.

Hang overs, feeling weirdly normal, and pantomiming River Dances is all part and parcel of this week's show where apparently they also talk about something serious like malware. Can you sing one song to the tune of another? Harder than it sounds, but is hilarious.

Tim and David look at the Galaxy Note 9 news, Infowars getting banned, Windows 10 subscription rumor, Moleskine Smart Writing set, and an espresso coffee machine designed for space! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim, Aaron, and John catchup on the latest in Nintendo and what we are playing.

Joining Bart this month are Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast, Lynda Gousha, and Nick Riley. The show starts with some followup on Google Duplex, before moving on to look at just one legal story for the month — the EU fining Google over Android. Next up are two staffing changes at Apple, and then come the three main stories for July — the new MacBook Pros, Apple's Q3 2018 earnings call, and Apple's market capitalisation crossing the $1Bn milestone. The show finishes with a quick look at some other Apple-related stories that made the news in July.

Guy falls asleep when he could have been podcasting so they record on his wife's birthday instead because how could THAT go wrong? They toss about Apple's trillion dollar worth and why it hasn't also made them rich and Cupertino being all fussed because Apple made money and they want some of it. Also, why NOT make a Hyperloop transportation system that goes 800MPH through residential neighborhoods?

Apple decides to scrap their affiliate program, and Tim and David and not happy. Also, an eye doctor helping to bring sight to the poor, the Volkswagen dieselgate problem, and Instant Film. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Gaz and Guy finally manage to be the internets at the same time to record a podcast! What are they effing stupid? A real menagerie of topics in the center section and a LOT about Macstock 2018.

This month Bart chats with Jeff Carlson from the PhotoActive podcast about getting the most out of the cameras in our phones while on vacation.