CultCast #114 - Greetings, Comrades!

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🗓️ 21 February 2014

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Send us a text! Greetings comrades! This time on CultCast: for first time, Apple brings iTunes Festival to United States, but why not mother Russia? Facebook buys WhatApp for cool 19 billion Ruples… but why? Then, like enemy of Putin, Jony Ive vanishes from Apple website; Apple and Tesla make secret talks, could this mean iCar? Only the KGB knows for sure. And don’t miss all new Faves N Raves where men pitch favorite tech and apps then supreme leader chooses with...

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0:00.0	You guys ready?
0:01.0	Okay.
0:02.0	I'll say something in Russian to kick us off.
0:05.0	Just kidding, I don't know anything.
0:07.0	You didn't learn any Russian why you were there at all?
0:09.0	I learned thank you.
0:10.0	How, how do you say that?
0:12.0	Spassiba.
0:13.0	Oh, sounds cool.
0:14.0	And then I just said comrade a lot and then
0:16.0	people don't send it.
0:18.0	I'm sure they love that.
0:20.0	Greetings G. G. B. A. G. B. A. H. B. A. Hello. And welcome to the Comcast, the best 30 minute apple conversation you're going to hear all week long.
0:38.0	I'm your host Airfauna Elijah. I'm joined by a panel of fantastic looking guests.
0:43.2	Our first, a man who's so buff, his gym is the only one in San Francisco.
0:48.6	He's now paying him to attend.
0:50.3	That's right, be Leander, cany.
0:53.0	Hey, Leander?
0:55.0	Hey, we've got a man...
0:56.0	I was on the gym today, I can barely move.
0:58.0	That's what I like to hear.
1:00.0	We've got a man whose beard is so luscious.
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