How does one find the balance that is "enough"? Enough — The Minimal Mac Podcast help to explore this idea and helps you find that answer that is right for you. Your hosts are Patrick Rhone and Myke Hurley.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 11:30AM Episode 112 — AsanaVaGun
On this episode, we are joined again by the Canadian Cowboy Mike Vardy to discuss his is new productivity app of choice, Asana. We use this as a jumping off point to discuss other productivity apps as well. And, of course, the Queen’s Barge.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012 at 7:48PM On this episode, we are joined by the epic Mike Vardy to discuss his recent effort to ween himself off of using anything Google. This, unfortunately, is much harder than it sounds in practice. He discusses the hows and whys of his move and some of the alternatives that are out there.
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012 at 11:30AM Myke returns and we are back to our regular programing. Only problem is, I was really out of sorts for this episode and had zero motivation to do anything, let alone recording a podcast. So, what does one do when this happens? Talk about not having anything to say!
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Thursday, February 9, 2012 at 6:46PM In this episode, Stephen Hackett takes over hosting duties for Myke once again. Myke is on a humanitarian mission in western Uzbekistan to bring podcasting to it’s growing Romani population in the hopes it will spur a people’s revolution tentatively dubbed Gypsy Spring.
Today, I give the MPAA and all of those concerned about online piracy a bit of advice. You see, they think that people that pirate movies are doing so for free. This is simply not true. Nothing is free. In fact, what the pirates are spending is far more valuable than money. Trying to have a conversation about what to do about it from a mistaken premise is only going to result in things like SOPA and PIPA and other misguided legislation that won’t solve the problem.
This episode is sponsored by Phraseology, an app for writers. Part text editor, part word processor, Phraseology is a simple environment focused on making it enjoyable and productive to write on the iPad.
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012 at 11:30AM In this episode, Stephen Hackett takes over hosting duties for Myke who is “on vaykay” as they say in sunny L.A. In this episode, we discuss what I feel might be a pretty good way to tell the difference between the Apple Stores and the Microsoft Stores, —beyond the obvious that is — the chairs.
This episode is sponsored by Phraseology, an app for writers. Part text editor, part word processor, Phraseology is a simple environment focused on making it enjoyable and productive to write on the iPad.
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