Welcome to Macintosh podcast

Welcome to Macintosh

Mark Bramhill

A tiny show about a big fruit company. Stories range from the history of the Mac startup chime to the creation of the 🧘 emoji to how a silly song made Steve Jobs dance. It’s about the people who were influenced by Apple — or even influenced Apple themselves.

27 Episodes

18: If It's Broke, Don't Fix It
2/11/2018
35:06
What's the cost of having the latest and greatest?
17: Watch Out
1/1/2018
19:49
Technology usually progresses in a straight line — we want to upgrade to the latest and greatest. But sometimes, technology of the future can make us long for the past.
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16: Little Wrist Computer
12/18/2017
29:31
The Apple Watch sometimes gets a bad rap. Some people complain about it being useless, a dumb, frivolous toy. But one person thinks differently. Today, a story from producer James T. Green about him, his body, and his little wrist computer.
15: The Orchard
12/3/2017
21:00
The story of a precious young Apple collector.
14: Hey Siri
11/18/2017
21:52
Where did Siri's voice come from — and where is it going?
13: Let it Beep
10/28/2017
18:08
The drama, the inspirations, and the hijinks that went into the creation of sounds you hear nearly every day.
12: Don't Panic
10/15/2017
27:53
The story of Audion and Panic, and what it means to break with the mold of Silicon Valley and forge your own distinct, creative identity.
4️⃣ Pandora's Box
10/2/2017
25:53
Emoji put a once obscure group of nerds into the spotlight. How have emoji changed their stodgy organization?
3️⃣ Emoji Incarnate
9/16/2017
28:29
How emoji are designed and the decisions behind them. And, what happens when they reach the real world?
2️⃣ The Gatekeepers
9/2/2017
23:55
What drives someone to create an emoji, and who are the gatekeepers that they have to face?

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