CultCast #165 - Do you flex, bro?

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4.7 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2015

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Send us a text! This week: a curiously equipped mystery van has us wondering if Apple’s working on self-driving autos. Plus, we review all that Apple Watch apps can’t do; Sorkin’s Jobs’ biopic gets a cast, and not everyone is thrilled; Apple’s plans for a global “data command center”; and Macho Man Randy Savage helps us answer listeners questions in an all-new Get to Know Your Cultist. Thanks to lynda.com for supporting this episode. Le...

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0:00.0	Did you call Leander?
0:01.2	No, he's getting uh, Leander's getting restless.
0:04.1	He's on time.
0:06.7	He's spot on time.
0:09.6	He's been waiting for 10 minutes.
0:11.3	Hey, what's going on?
0:12.6	What's going on?
0:14.9	Did I mess it or something?
0:16.0	It's over.
0:17.2	Oh, okay.
0:18.2	Let's just in the call cast.
0:20.7	Make sure you follow the under canny.
0:24.0	Thank goodness.
0:27.0	Yeah, I was dreading it anyway.
0:30.0	Hello! And welcome to the Callcast, the 30 plus minute apple conversation you're going to hear all week long
0:36.4	I'm your host Air from Elijah and joining me today
0:39.4	Buster the thruster, Hine! Oh, yeah.
0:44.0	What's up?
0:46.0	Also here, Alex, take me to your leader, Heath, Alex.
0:49.0	And you could probably on occasion.
0:54.4	Find him with a stellar Artois on one hand and brass knuckles in the other.
0:58.7	Leander Canes here.
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