We were thrilled to connect and interview (interview starts at 18:18) one of the listeners of the podcast this week, Nick Hamm, who also happens to be a U.S. soldier and Apple employee! Wondering why the media has shut up about the war? The interview will shed light on what is really happening in Iraq, as well as give you an inside look at life on the front lines. Thanks to Nick for waking up at 5 a.m. to make this happen! Thanks even more for what you are doing for our country over there!
Leading up to the interview we bring up the changes ahead for the tech segment. It's our desire that you can take more with you, so you won't want to miss hearing what is coming down the pipe!
In the eternity segment this week we conclude our discussion on the joy of giving. We're looking forward to hearing from Pastor Nick soon, as he has returned from Nigeria.
From an Apple boardroom in 2006 and 200 engineers on the task, we're sure you'll enjoy reading this story WIRED magazine has released in their most recent issue. It's always fun to hear how large projects like the iPhone get started, but even better to see the impact this device is having on the industry. If you like the photo in this blog post, it and three others are now available as wallpapers in our downloads section of the site for both the Mac and the PC. If you own an iPhone, be sure to visit our site built specifically for the iPhone at www.GodsMac.com/iphone. We'll be back soon with episode 37!
Angela Hunt (interview starts at 37:07) joins us this week to discuss the most recent of the over 100 books she has authored, as well as her recent switch to the Mac. Her writing career is obviously going very well, with over 3 million books in print and a recent book being turned into a movie. With her writing she coverse diverse topics such as stuttering, adoption, divorce, dating, and sex. We're sure you'll enjoy hearing how her Mac conversion has gone! Thanks to Angela for taking the time to hang out with us!
Prior to the interview, we review the news coming out of the MacWorld Expo this week. Let us know if you agree on the positive and negative vibes from the new product and service announcements!
In the eternity segment this week we discuss the joy of giving. A very interesting discussion about how we handle everything we've been blessed with and are responsible for.
Rob Greenlee, Microsoft's Zune Podcasting and Marketing Lead, stops by this week (interview starts at 26:14) and gives us the scoop on the new device and their progress in the podcasting community. We're truly excited that some of our listners are able to subscribe to the podcast through Microsoft's Zune Marketplace, and are eager to see how Rob and his team continue assisting our podcast community!
Prior to the interview, we review the new Nikon D3 camera after some recent experience with this very new product. We'll also give you an inside look at how well the Remote Buddy application talks to the iPhone and iPod Touch. Are you aware that there is a 24 hour Apple online video channel?
In the eternity segment this week Nick Champlin helps us take a close look at Christmas being referred to as a "happy holiday", and what impact that has on this time of celebration.
Ken Ray, from Mac OS Ken, joins us this week (interview starts at 30:48) and discusses a wide range of tech topics. With PowerBook in lap and tongue in cheek, Ken brings 12 years of radio experience and 6 years of tech-news work to the Mac world. If you've heard him before you know what to expect...news, interviews, commentary, and humor. If you haven't heard him, welcome to a slightly skewed look at all things Apple and Apple related.
If you own an iPhone you can now listen to God's Mac by visiting our new web app, available at www.GodsMac.com/iphone (please view using phone). This week Gabe and Lee take a look at utilizing your iSight webcam as a security camera, allowing your Facebook status to be updated by Twitter, an update on the new Nikon cameras, and some interaction with podcasters from down under.
In the eternity segment this week we review how much we've been blessed and take a look at the opportunities we have of being a blessing to others. Thanksgiving and Christmas are times when most tend to think about blessing others, but in reality, this life challenge should never come to an end. Come hear the challenges that we believe are before us.
From an Apple boardroom in 2006 and 200 engineers on the task, we're sure you'll enjoy reading 
