It's time for episode 365 of the Clockwise Podcast from Relay FM recorded Wednesday, September 23rd, 2020.

Clockwise, four people, that officially now is an episode for every day of the year, except leave years, I guess.

My name is Dan Morin, and I am joined across this vast and ever-changing internet of hours by my good friend, my pal, my dungeon buddy, Mr. Micah, Sergeant. How are you doing today, Micah?

I'm doing well, Dan, except I'm starting to lose the ability to call you a dungeon buddy,

because it's been a while since we've played. We haven't played D&D in a long time.

Yeah, which is a little sad, but... Well, we should fix that. 365 episodes. Congratulations.

Thanks.

It's a daily podcast if you listen to every show once.

This is, of course... This is, of course, the tech show where we invite two fantastic guests to discuss

four tech topics.

To my left this week, it is a writer of books about Omnifocus and

shortcuts and the co-host of Automators right here on Relay FM. It's Rosemary Orchard. Welcome

back, Rosemary. Hey, Dan. Thanks for having me. And also, hi, Micah. Oh, hi. And to my left,

the head of podcasts at DC Thompson Media. It's Christopher Finn. Welcome back, Christopher.

Thank you very much. Hello, everyone. All right, let's get this underway for Tech Topics, 30 minutes,

so here we go. I have been entranced by people modding their home screens on iOS 14 with a

combination of shortcuts and third-party tools like David Smith's Widget Smith.

Is this something you tried? Is it something you want to try? What do you make of this trend?

Rosemary? I am loving this trend, especially the fact that this went viral on TikTok and that I know

the developer behind Widget Smith. That's, you know, kind of amazing.

But I'm loving the fact that I'm seeing lots of different people doing different things.

And I think it's going to massively increase awareness for what widgets are and how they can be used,

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