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Getting excited about Macstock 2018? The Men are and they dragged...INVITED Mike Potter and Barry Fulk who just happen to be the driving force behind Macstock on to the podcast to talk about what's going on this year. They also consented (not forced!) to being on video, so you can actually WATCH too!

Tons of feedback this week, plus Tim visits and Apple Store, David bogs down in corporate tech, and government fines for social media sites? Pioneer Corporation is out Wikipedia segment this week! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim is joined by special guest Benjamin Aquino to discuss Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Please do not listen to this episode if you have not finished the game. The wonderful story will be spoiled

Mike Elisa Melissa and Kevin discuss New Gadgets, Old TV shows and Podcast Streaming

Which pretty much sums up how most people feel about Apple but they don't have a podcasts and we do! We're doing a little experiment by also recording video (that will be out later) that hopefully will eventually entice people to sign up to our Patreon account or make them leave us in droves. If you leave though you'll miss stuff on wearables, finances, Buffett (Warren not Jimmy) and our continuing hate affair with analysts. So yeah, don't miss that.

Tim and David can’t make it happen this week, so we reach back into the vault of content and pull out Geekiest Show Ever 6 - Star Wars. On this episodes Tim, David, Chad Perry, Guy Serle, and Neale monks discuss Star Wars in May 2009. Is this conversation still relevant? You decide. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast and Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple Podcast. The show starts with a quick follow-up on 'Throttle Gate' before moving on to the three main stories of the month, the arrival of HomePods in people's homes, Apple's moves to source their Cobalt directly from mines, and the on-going war on privacy. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in February.

Suzé and her husband bought a travel trailer and immediately went camping. Or glamping, as far as Suzé is concerned. On this episode Suzé shares some great apps to make your camping-or glamping-trips more enjoyable.

Guy gets a new-wish iMac and has to reconfigure his entire set up which he naturally did like a BOSS! Or like, extremely lucky that anything works at all. All their stories has an international flavor, hence the name of the show, and we getting SO close to 700 that you can almost taste it if it wasn't just digital bits.

Are cell phones boring now? Tim and David argue on opposite sides of this subject, as well as Android Wear, YouTube, HomePods, and the Intellivision. Sponsored by MacSales.com

This month Bart continues his on-going series on photographic terms. This time it's all about focus. Not focus in the art of arting sense, but in the physical optical sense.

Aaron, John, and Tim discuss the latest in Nintendo news, as well as, some new Switch accessories and games we’ve been playing. Also is Xenoblade 2 a better game than Breath of the Wild?

Mike Elisa and Melissa discuss iPhone 8, DNA Testing and Macbook Video Problems

Is this some kind of crazy new math? Have the GMen lost their minds? Well, yes but not because of this. Apple makes a disproportional amount of profit as compared to their marketshare, one bad unicode can spoil the bunch girl (Jackson 5 reference if you didn't know), the HomePod leaves a ring around the collar, and Apple's wearable market by itself could be a Fortune 300 company. All this and their usual silliness.

Tim is off slaving away at work, so David is joined this week by the fabulous Owen Rubin. Toyota’s design direction, a hatchet job on the Internet of Things and the perils of software subscription are all dissected, debated and decided! Sponsored by MacSales.com

The GMen talk about 5G. A subject neither knows much about, but that's never stopped them before and this time is no different. Gaz is excited about Apple's HomePod but isn't exactly sure why and Guy is mad at his dental insurance company but knows EXACTLY why.Oh and at some random point they talk about the last Super Bowl for some reason.

David finally gets his iPhone 8Plus, and while he loves the phone, he is very unhappy with the Apple Business Team. Meanwhile, SpaceX launched the Falcon Heavy Rocket, and WikiTrolling goes all in with the revolutionary Amazon Kindle. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Mike Elisa and Melissa discuss using Discord, Apple Watch and thier Ancestry

Aaron and Tim talk about Nintendo’s 2017 holiday quarter, what we are playing, and a few news stories.

Joining Bart this month are Dermot Daly from Tapadoo, Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices, and Lynda Gousha from the Silicon Valley Mac User Group. The show starts with some quick follow-up stories, some Apple-related notable numbers, one Apple-related legal stories, and some staffing changes at Apple that made the news in January. The five main stories for the month are the launch of the HomePod, Apple's repatriation of billions of dollars to the US, Apple's Q1 2018 results, the on-going war on privacy, and Apple's preview of up-coming changes to macOSServer and iOS. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some shorter Apple-related stories that made the news in January.