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The Ladies are taking it easy this summer. Find out what they're reading, watching on tv, and doing to enjoy the summer days and nights.

Elephant-ish extinct things in a twitter-like environment. Is it that the GMen projecting? Whatever the case may be, this week's show is kinda long, but it is the last one before the awesome Macstock 2019! So listen in.

The summer movie blockbuster season is in full swing and David and Tim take the time to look at the biggest movie from 1986! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Mike Elisa, and Melissa discuss checking your bills, modem woes, Car Play on a new Toyota

Joining Bart this month are Guy Serle form the MyMac podcast, and Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple podcast. The show starts with a few quick followups to last month's news before moving on to a few notable numbers and one important acquisition. The three main stories are WWDC 2019, Apple's hiring of ARM's Lead CPU Architect, and Jony Ive's departure from Apple. The show ends with a rundown of a few quick stories that also made the news in June.

The fallout from Jony Ive's departure from Apple continues....but not very well. The GMen look into some of the more ridiculous stories that have sprung up since the announcements. Also, a new contest for the first time in like forever.

China forces Android users to install Malware, used Nest Cam issues, Samsung suggests users virus scan their TVs, and Tim reviews the Sony SRS-XB32. Sponsored by MacSales.com

One of the last links to old school Apple is leaving and we are doooooomed. No not really, but Jony is leaving sorta, and the Men are here to discuss that and if you listen to the after show, the latest in VERY casual evening and work wear.

Jony Ive leaving Apple is our main topic today, and we also talk about the new DropBox, ID Software TV show, and updates to the Macstock Conference this coming July 27-28! Don’t forget that you can hang with Tim and David at the Galloping Ghost Arcade on July 26 at noon to kick off Macstock! Sponsored by MacSales.com

Mike Elisa, Melissa and guest Guy Serle discuss podcasting gear

As we get closer and closer to macOS Catalina, sometimes it's not about what we gain, but what we lose. Dashboard is one of those things, but seriously, when was the last time you used it?

This month Bart chats with Steve Sheridan of the Podfeet podcast network about timelapse photography. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/ltpod Shownotes at https://lets-talk.ie/ltp69

After a wild game 5, where do the NBA Finals go from here? How does Kevin Durant's injury impact free agency and the rest of the NBA? All of this plus some discussion of Anthony Davis' preferred destinations — where will he end up?

MAN doesn't the price of the new Mac Pro, Display, and mount get you SO ANGRY?!? Why? If you have to question whether it's worth it, chances are Apple isn't trying to see it to you. However upon reflection...that damn mount!

Tim and David discuss the Switch and 3DS, Doom, E3, Apple finally pushing the Mac, Dark Phoenix, and the history of the Fox Marvel movies, good and bad. Sponsored by MacSales.com

All the WWDC and none of the frilly stuff you don't want to know, unless that's what you wanted then...sorry. Livecasting and other things too.

The Ladies talk about WWDC and what features in iOS and macOS they're looking forward to.

David returns from his Oasis of the Seas journey to join Tim and talk about AirDots and WWDC. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Games 1 and 2 of the NBA Finals are in the books, and what do we know? Where will the series go from here? Also, what are the Lakers doing? I will discuss all of this and more in this episode.

Joining Bart this month are Gazmaz from the MyMac Podcast, and Nick Riley. Presumably due to the pre-WWDC lull, May was an odd month for Apple news, so the structure of this episode is a little unusual. It starts with some followups, a few notable numbers, some legal stories, and some Apple HR news as normal, but then there are only two main stories. First, another bad month for the App store with a big loss in the US Supreme Court, and a very sensationalistic article in the Washington Post about trackers in apps. Second, some new hardware from Apple in the week before WWDC, new MacBook Pros complete with updated Butterfly keyboards, and new iPod Touches. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the new in May. For detailed show notes visit https://lets-talk.ie/lta69 Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod