CultCast #7 - Steve Jobs: Lover & Tyrant

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🗓️ 6 April 2012

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Send us a text! Highschool kids these days running around with iPhones; Ashton Kutcher playing Steve Jobs in a new movie; Apple's new $1250 "iPanel" TV; this week's CultCast is jam-packed with only the best in curated Apple tid-bits!

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0:00.0	Okay, we're ready to start in three, two.
0:04.0	Hello and welcome to the cult cast, episode 12.
0:08.0	Let's start that over again.
0:09.0	Are we at episode 12?
0:10.0	We're not episode 12.
0:12.0	Well, let's come with it. Roll with it.
0:15.0	Roll with it. Roll with it.
0:18.0	Hello!
0:20.0	Welcome to the cult cast, the best 30 minute apple conversation.
0:23.7	You can hear all week long, let's be honest.
0:26.4	I'm here with Buster Hine, as usual Leander Canney
0:29.1	joining us once a game.
0:30.9	Welcome back, Leander.
0:32.1	Thank you, Have fun.
0:33.0	And we're also joined by Alex Heath,
0:35.0	called a back writer.
0:36.0	Hello, Alex.
0:37.0	Welcome back to the show.
0:38.0	Hey.
0:40.0	We are coming back from the longest pre-show discussion ever about absolutely nothing and we're ready to start the show. Let's just jump right into it guys.
0:48.0	I thought we could start with some light news just to kind of break the ice here and then jump into some more meaty
0:55.9	topics that sound good yeah let's do it so first story of the day one third of U.S. high school students now own an iPhone.
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