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MacVoices

Chuck Joiner
Apple
Apple Inc.
Macpaw
Artificial Intelligence
Macstock
Apple TV
Vision Pro
Macstock Conference
Iphone
Carplay
Macstock Conference and Expo
NAB
Ecamm
Macvoices
Meta
Apple Watch
Openai
Macbook Neo
WWDC
Las Vegas

The talk of the Apple Community

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Latest Episodes

Charlotte Henry and Chuck Joiner discuss Apple's new entertainment hardware, including the Apple TV 4K, HomePod mini 2, and HomeView. They debate premium pricing, privacy, performance, and the advantages of Apple's ecosystem over competing products. ... more

Apple's upcoming "Pro and Tell" event sparks speculation about new MacBook Pro models, while iPhone Duo preorders raise questions about shipping delays and retail availability. The panel discusses Apple's $5 trillion valuation, why HomeView won't lau... more

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In a MacVoices After Dark supplemental, members of the panel continue their discussion of Apple's HomeView and Apple TV announcements. Pricing, functionality, and real-world value are debated as they examine HomeView's potential as a smart home contr... more

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Can AI-powered vibe coding challenge established software companies? Photocraft and other Adobe application clones spark a discussion of their capabilities, legal questions, and the possibility of creating customized software. A live download offers ... more

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Recent Guests

Jim Rea
Developer who attended the inaugural Swift Angels iOS developer meetup
Episode: MacVoices #26281: Live! - Photocraft and the Rise of AI-Created Software Alternatives
Eric Bolden
Technology podcaster and contributor to several shows
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Guy Serle
Technology podcaster and co-host of G-Men
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Marty Jencius
Podcaster who produces and appears on technology and film shows
Podtalk
Episode: MacVoices #26281: Live! - Photocraft and the Rise of AI-Created Software Alternatives
Joe Kissell
Author of Siri AI and Apple Intelligence book
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Episode: MacVoices #26257: Joe Kissell Takes Control of Siri AI and Apple Intelligence (2)
Adam Engst
Author and longtime technology journalist, invited guest
TidBITS (TidBITS)
Episode: MacVoices #26248: AI Development: Start Small, Learn Safely, Then Build Bigger with Adam Engst (3)
Jeff Gamet
MacVoices contributor and regular host on multiple Mac-related shows
MacVoices / The Mac Observer
Episode: MacVoices #26239: On-Device AI, AI Note-Takng, and Hidden Cameras
David Ginsburg
Guest; InTouchWithiOS presenter and tech commentator
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Episode: MacVoices #26239: On-Device AI, AI Note-Takng, and Hidden Cameras
Chuck Joiner
Guest speaker, commentator
Episode: MacVoices #26235: Live! - Hollywood's AI Future, Microsoft's Super App, and Apple's Quiet Strategy

Hosts

Chuck Joyner
Longtime Mac community host with a focus on practical Mac insights and community events.
Chuck Joiner
Co-host with a track record of engaging interviews and live MacVoices sessions.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 49 ratings
  • A must-listen for the Apple community

    Whether you are a long-time Mac user or just getting into the Apple ecosystem, this podcast offers incredibly practical insights. What really sets the show apart is the diverse range of perspectives brought in by the regular panel and guests. It is also fantastic how the live audience can participate in the YouTube chat during recordings, making it feel like a true community conversation. Chuck is a fantastic host who asks intelligent, thoughtful questions and genuinely lets his guests answer. I... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brian8944
    United States2 months ago
  • MacroVoices: the best market analysis on the web

    I have listened to many financial podcasts and programs over the least 50 years and MacroVoices is by far the best program I’ve ever listened to. I do not miss any broadcasts thanks to the podcast system. Erik and Patrick are so insightful but they don’t do a hard sell either.

    Their financial perspective and advice is always on target and is always worth a listen because they have such great guests and add their own points of view.

    Give it a try.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wally Baker
    United States6 years ago
  • The Best

    I have been listening for years. Chuck has the best Apple podcast and guest and I truly enjoy. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    llmfhjnbgrhg4(?!!
    United States7 years ago
  • Great show

    Chuck is a stalwart of the Mac community. Always worth listening to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    wjwkelly
    Australia7 years ago
  • No brainer!

    Chuck is always engaging and asks his guests questions that you would if given the opportunity and then some that you hadn't thought of. The only thing even slightly negative that I could say is that his output is so prolific that trying to keep up with all of his podcasts is sometimes exhausting, :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    phranky
    United States8 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

The live format and community focus are repeatedly highlighted as strengths.
Guests are consistently high-quality and knowledgeable.
Occasional long episodes or rapid output can feel overwhelming to some listeners.
Listeners praise practical Mac and Apple insights from hosts.

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Talking Points

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MacVoices #26281: Live! - Photocraft and the Rise of AI-Created Software Alternatives
Q: Once downloaded, will the ArtCraft apps function if the launcher is removed, or do they need to contact a server?
Marty Jencius says the apps appear as standalone applications and he was able to open a demo after closing the launcher. He had not yet tested whether they would work without internet access.
MacVoices #26281: Live! - Photocraft and the Rise of AI-Created Software Alternatives
Q: Is LinkedIn's popularity among developers a function of the business aspect, the group's age, or changes in traditional social media?
Jim Rea suggests LinkedIn's in-person QR-code feature may help explain its popularity. He says he joined after people repeatedly asked him about it at developer events, where exchanging LinkedIn details had become common.
MacVoices #26246: Democratizing Programming: From HyperCard to Claude with Adam Engst (1)
Q: How did HyperCard change who could program, and what lessons does that history offer for today's AI-assisted development?
HyperCard lowered the barriers to entry by offering an English-like scripting environment and a visual interface, enabling educators and hobbyists to build functional stacks. The lesson for AI-enabled development is that while AI can lower the initial friction, meaningful outcomes still require planning, design thinking, and iterative refinement.
MacVoices #26219: Toby Schmitz, The Youngest Macstock Attendee, On Creativity and Entrepreneurship
Q: What did you take away from Ecamm Creator Camp?
He explains that Ecamm staff provided one-on-one feedback, helping him build scenes and create a road map for starting a live stream, which boosted his confidence to launch soon.
MacVoices #26219: Toby Schmitz, The Youngest Macstock Attendee, On Creativity and Entrepreneurship
Q: Tell us about yourself.
Toby shares that he is 18, the son of Mike and Rachel Schmitz, and that he's been propelled into content creation, planning to start a YouTube channel, a podcast, and a live stream after realizing he has a platform to grow his skills.

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Frequently Asked Questions About MacVoices

What is MacVoices about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on technology with a strong focus on Apple software, hardware, and ecosystem, often inviting guests from the Mac and broader tech community to discuss practical how-tos, product experiences, and industry trends. Recent episodes mix creator-focused topics like blockchain for content ownership, AI in development, and hands-on reviews with live-panel takes on privacy, accessibility, and evolving financing and subscription models. Across episodes, guests tend to be independent creators, authors, educators, and developers, while hosts bring a friendly, community-oriented vibe that favors actionable insights and real-world applicability. The format often includes live discussions, event coverage, and lived experiences from confer... more

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Recent guests on MacVoices include:

1. Jim Rea
2. Eric Bolden
3. Guy Serle
4. Marty Jencius
5. Joe Kissell
6. Adam Engst
7. Jeff Gamet
8. David Ginsburg

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