
Get answers to your Apple tech questions every week! Dave Hamilton, Adam Christianson, and Pilot Pete share tips, tricks, and troubleshooting advice for your Mac, iPhone, iPad, and more — all delivered in a fun, friendly way that helps geeks and everyday users alike. Don’t Get Caught without your tech working right!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1148 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHow ToTechnology | |||

You’re about to spend an hour geeking out about the moments when your tech life goes sideways and how to keep it all under control. You’ll hit World Backup Day prep, tame your email with smart rules and categories, turn your AirPods into stealth earp... more
You’ll come away from this episode with a faster, smarter iPhone and Mac workflow dialed in. You learn how to boss Siri around for brightness, Dark Mode, CarPlay directions, and per‑source audio levels, so your phone actually behaves in the car and o... more
You get dropped right into geek therapy this week as you bounce from cult-favorite movies to Pixar shorts, then straight into practical Mac and iOS wins. You learn how to use the twenty-minute rule to bail on bad movies guilt-free, long-press your iP... more
You start this episode by supercharging your daily Apple workflow with rapid-fire Quick Tips: speaking the time from your wrist, taming screenshot previews, unzooming a stuck iPhone screen, batch‑moving iOS apps, and sharpening Live Text and document... more
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Still an excellent show filled with relevant content in digestible portions. It is the one Mac show that I recommend to my physics students. Not just because of the content, but because of the excellent behaviour modelling that the hosts present each episode. Particularly for the boys in my school it is great for them to be exposed to respectful, intelligent, technical banter that is not punctuated with swearing, put-downs, and power-games. The ability to hold different views, present them calml... more
Sharing their knowledge, check. Learning together, check. Keeping it fun, check. Waiter, check please!
Very helpful tips and discussions.
The gentlemen of Mac Geek Gab (and Pilot Pete, too) fully embrace the advice of John Wooden: “It’s what you learn after you know it all that counts.” Whether you think you know it all or know very little about the Apple-verse, you will likely learn 5 new things each episode — new knowledge from the MGG trio and from the wider listener community. I have listened every week for over 15 years, and keep coming back for more.
In the early days of podcasting — when there were very few shows focused on Apple Macs and, later, other Apple products — there were pioneers like Adam, Dave, John F. Braun, Ken Ray, David Sparks (and I’m sure many others). Today, with the competitive economics of attracting advertisers and subscribers, this is not an easy business.
I think it was a great decision for Pilot Pete and Adam to join Dave. They’ve brought fresh energy and valuable perspectives to the show. Producing a podcast at thi... more
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The show delivers practical Apple-focused tips, troubleshooting strategies, and how-to guidance in a friendly, relatable format. Across episodes, listeners hear a steady mix of hands-on tips for macOS, iOS, and related hardware, plus audience Q&A, community-sourced troubleshooting, and occasional product recommendations. The hosts' dynamic—curious, helpful, and lighthearted—helps both beginners and power users handle everyday tech problems, ranging from setup quirks to software updates, backups, and network tweaks. Noteworthy is the long-running, highly collaborative format that emphasizes real-world fixes and a strong listener community, often featuring practical hacks, remote support guidance, and sponsor-integrated content the audience s... more
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