TechFan #141 - Eyeing the Future

TechFan

My Mac Productions MyMac.com Tim Robertson

Gadgets, Technology

3.8 • 30 Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2013

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

David has an eye problem, Tim wonders what combo of over the counter drugs are safe, a bad Microphone makes recording difficult, and they both discuss almost ten years of Podcasting, with a special interview at the end of the show with ex-CEO of Apple Gil Amelio.

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0:00.0	You're listening to another great podcast in the Stoplight Network.
0:05.0	TechFan Podcast 141 with Tim Robertson and David Cohen.
0:09.2	This is going to be a little bit longer of an episode.
0:11.4	Here's the thing.
0:12.1	David and I recorded a regular tech fan, but as we were going along, he was having a lot of microphone issues.
0:19.2	And we eventually started talking about an interview that we did, well that I did with
0:23.8	Chad Perry, with Dr. Gilamilio, ex-CEO of Apple.
0:28.2	So at the end of this episode, we're going to play that interview.
0:31.4	It's from 2006.
0:33.4	Enjoy.
0:33.7	Enjoy. Tech fan number one, four, one.
0:59.1	I'm Tim Robertson, and as always, Mr. McGoo.
1:03.8	As sometimes, David.
1:07.2	Do you know who Mr. McGoo was?
1:09.3	Yeah.
1:10.0	Do you think I was born in a box or something?
1:11.8	Well, you know, it might not have been on your, you know.
1:16.5	Yeah.
1:16.9	I am, I am Mr. McGoo at the moment.
1:19.2	You were absolutely right.
1:20.9	I was trying to make light of a very serious situation.
1:25.7	So where's my bionic eyes for God's sake?
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