Mac Power users episode 658. Every letter is precious.

Hello and welcome back to Mac Power users. My name is Steven Hackett. I'm joined by my

friend and yours, Mr. David Sparks. Hey, Steven. How are you? I'm good, David. Good feedback

episode. It's always fun. And we're just in the thick of it with St. Jude fundraising.

Yeah, I mean, I know you are super busy. You know why? I've been tracking you.

Oh, yeah. Somehow you and I, am I in your fine friends? Yeah, we're friends on fine, Mike.

So I just was looking the other day because Daisy's doing a lot of moving around for work.

And I check it up on her. I'm like, oh, Steven's at St. Jude again. I could see where you're at.

I'm like, this guy is working really hard and it's Apple announcement month. And you know,

you're raising money to help sick kids. Wow, you know, good job, buddy. Good job.

Yeah, let's let's talk about that a little bit. So September is childhood cancer awareness month.

And that means all of us at Relay FM, we come together in the fight against childhood cancer.

And it's it's pretty amazing actually. So St. Jude is this hospital. It's it's in my hometown,

Memphis, Tennessee. But they work with families from all over the world. Families travel here.

St. Jude's treatment and research goes elsewhere in the world to be used.

Cancer kills more children under the age of 14 than any other disease, which really blew my mind

when I first heard it. And it's super scary, right? That's a that's a terrifying statistic.

But St. Jude creates more clinical trials for pediatric cancer than any other children's hospital.

And just last year in 2021, one of those trials was for high risk neuroblastoma,

which is the second most common solid tumor in children. And those trials reported

in more than 20 point improvement and survival rates. That's amazing. And that research was

done here, but shared around the world. This progress is only possible at St. Jude. And that's

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