88 episodes
Vector Dow, English, Ritchie, Wiskus
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4.6 • 12 Ratings
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Vector is at the crossroads of technology and humanity. Every week Rene Ritchie, Georgia Dow, Guy English, Dave Wiskus, and friends talk about the latest stories, the biggest issues, and how the affect all of us.
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Urgent naps, with Sandra Reich
Georgia’s colleague Sandra Reich joins us to talk about the importance of sleep in a world where technology, culture, and stress conspire to keep us from it.
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87: Never stopping, with AnnMaria De Mars
Georgia and Rene talk to AnnMaria De Mars—Wold Judo Championships gold medalist, PhD in Educational Psychology, CEO of 7 Generation Games, and mother of four phenomenal children, including UFC champion Ronda Rousey—about courage, motivation, education, and more!
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86: Lottery rage, with Casey Liss
Casey Liss joins Georgia, Guy, and Rene to talk about Apple TV, the developer lottery, making games, improving the App Store, 16 GB iPhones, and so much more!
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85: Implants welcome
Ashley Madison and content blocker follow up, Apple TV gaming and programming, round vs. square wearable displays, watch usage, and more! With Georgia, Guy, and Rene.
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84: Ad blocked, with James Thomson
Ad blocker redux, the Creative Apocalypse, Don't be Apple, Samsung fridge hack, with James Thomson of PCalc, Georgia Dow, Dave Wiskus, and Rene Ritchie
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83: Punching shark, with Ashley Nelson-Hornstein
Diving with sharks, Alphabet, NSA + AT&T, Amazon and startup culture, ad blocking ethics, Apple diversity, personal projects. With Georgia, Guy, Dave, Rene, and special guest Ashley Nelson-Hornstein.
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Fun
Fun chat between friends
Fresh Perspectives on Tech
If you are looking for a concise summary of bleeding-edge tech news, go somewhere else. If you are looking for a deep, considered discussion between friends that bother to take the time to explore different perspectives, Vector is near perfect. These are perhaps the most likeable people in tech media anywhere, and the conversations are always good-natured without veering into navel-gazing inside jokes or constant agreement between the hosts. The production has continued to improve with time and the current format is a great balance of personalities. If you are the sort of person that is always looking for more audio media to fill in time, I hope that you will enjoy this as much as I do.
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