The Walk that changed the course of Apple Computer.

Welcome to Walking is Fitness.

This is a podcast of action, providing a little extra motivation to help you keep that fitness promise you made to yourself.

Hi, I'm Dave. I've been walking for fitness since 2013.

Averaging about 21,000 steps a day.

I'm walking right now and would love to have you join me for the next 10 minutes.

Another cloudy morning in South Carolina.

Temperatures are crisp.

We do have a little bit of a breeze blowing.

For the second day in a row, it's one of those overcast autumn mornings that, while I prefer

sunshine, this is really kind of nice too.

Hope the weather where you are is equally as enjoyable. The other day I was on YouTube.

You ever just go on YouTube and refresh the screen to see what YouTube is offering up based on your

viewing history?

You know, a lot of times it recommends things I've already watched, and sometimes I'll watch them again.

Oftentimes, though, it'll give me something new that is sort of in the genre of videos I'm interested in.

One of my interests is Apple Computer and Steve Jobs in particular.

And so YouTube served up an hour-long interview conversation at a recent tech conference.

And on the stage for this conversation was Tim Cook, current CEO of Apple,

Lorraine Jobs, the widow of Steve, and Johnny Ive, the legendary designer who's no

longer with Apple, but if you have an Apple iPhone, iPad, computer, pretty likely the way that thing looks and feels is because of Johnny I,

legendary designer. And they were talking about Steve. It's been 11 years since Steve Jobs

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