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Mac Power Users Relay FM
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Learn about getting the most from your Apple technology with focused topics and workflow guests. Creating Mac Power Users since 2009, one conversation at a time. Hosted by David Sparks and Stephen Hackett.
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“Inventing the Future” with John Buck
John Buck published a book covering the "Apple Technology Group," a division within Apple that operated back in the 1980s and 1990s and experimented with many forward-looking bits of technology that we take for granted today.
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Apple’s “Let Loose” iPad Event
This week, Apple unveiled new iPad Pro and iPad Air models. Stephen and David talk through the news and discuss why hardware isn't at the heart of the iPad's struggles.
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The Current AI Moment
AI is suddenly everywhere, from online services and software to bespoke hardware products. This week, David takes Stephen on a journey to talk about the tools he has found useful, as well as what's not ready for prime time yet.
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All About Mimestream, with Neil Jhaveri
Neil Jhaveri founded Mimestream, a macOS email app for Gmail users.
Stephen and David talk to Neil about his time at Apple, Mimestream's roadmap (including an iOS version and supporting non-Google services), and email's place in today's world. -
In the Apple Trust Zone
On this feedback episode, the guys catch up on listener feedback, share some unique uses for Freeform, discuss some good Apple Watch apps, and talk about the Mac's startup sound.
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“From The Beatles to The Libertines,” with Lee Garrett
Lee Garret is the new owner of ScreenCastsOnline. He joins Stephen and David to discuss his background in technology, his Apple gear, and how clear communication and processes are key to any successful endeavor.
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A must for Mac/iPhone/iPad lovers
I subscribed to MacPowerUsers 11 month ago.
Thanks to Kathie, David and their guests I dicovered many great productivity apps and workflows for Mac, iOS along with the tech gear in between.
Since then I have been using a lot of them like TextExpander, Alfred, Moom, Default Folder X, Hazel, Keyboard Maestro to name a few.
David's screencasts have also been very helpful. I watched them when I decided to switch to Omnifocus as my main task management app, use Hazel as a key file automation tool, and go Paperless. I quickly got both a panorama of what is possible and numerous very handy tips and tricks immediately applicable.
My favorite eposides so far are: 3, 51, 81, 84, 134, 114, 145, 167, 192, 206, 217, 221, 238, 307, 315, 322, 386, 390, 392.
Congrats to Kathie and David who have been creating informative episodes for eight years.
In my opinion MPU is definitely a must if you are using a Mac/iPhone/iPad/apple gear or want to constantly sharpen your tools and expand your horizon because it is jam-packed with tips, apps and great workflows.
Great Podcast for Apple freaks... and others
MPU is a great podcast that gives both very accessible tips and tricks on Apple platforms and more advanced stuff.
I discovered it 6 months ago and it helped to level up my MacBook Pro usage.
Particularly, it introduced me to great software with lot of insight on how to get the most out of them.
Among them, my favorites are:
* Omnifocus
* 1Password
* Omnigraffle
* TextExpander
* Alfred 2
It also allowed me to discover other MacSparky work (books and screencast) and they are great. As the podcast itself, they are easy to translate into actions.
No Power User, Just Love Mac
I wish I were a Power User, but I'm not. Having used PC's all my life (& still using them at work), I started my Mac 'love affair' when I bought an iPod touch some years ago. Now I have a MacBook Pro & the iPhone 5, and I couldn't be without them. Your podcasts are teaching me something new every week. I'm also a big 'productivity' fan, so love that element too. Great work.