
The CultCast covers each week’s best Apple stories, tech news, and accessories—but more importantly—we do it with pizzaz. Why listen to another dreary tech program? Tune in to the CultCast each week for a healthy dose of Apple and tech news, jokes gone wrong, and unending tangents.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 778 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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I’ve been listening for the past decade but I had to unfollow/unsubscribe. But now with the other boys gone, it feels different without the back and forth, the crew’s opinions, and the general banter. I understand why you were gone for so long, but things happen if you’re gone too long, no matter the reasons if without a peep.
Now I’m back & I hope this doesn’t go away. A one man show is actually super cool. Erfon was the funnest part of the show anyway, so I’m glad that he is keeping it going. Some guests will just be bonuses. I’ve fallen in love with the show all over again!!
I listen to a few tech podcasts. The cultcast is my favourite Mac focused podcast. I much prefer Erfon to the previous guys who were running the show. I don’t mind the solo podcast however it would be nice to every now and again have another person for erfon to banter back and forth with. Always look forward to next episodes!
Welcome back Erfon! I’ve been listening since ~episodes 30ish and went back to listen from episode 1 soon after.
Recent changes have proven why I’ve come back to check in on a friend every week for years. It was never just about the news… the temporary hosts were just keeping your seat warm while you were gone. 😉
I’ve been listening to this show since the beginning (probably around 2011, when I moved to Canada). Among the many podcasts I listen to, this is the one I look forward to the most. The show is informative and genuinely funny—not like some other tech podcasts that try really hard to be funny and fail miserably (cough, cough, Vergecast, cough). With or without co-hosts or guests, Erfon always makes the show interesting and entertaining. If you like technology (especially Apple-related content) an... more
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A lively exploration of the latest Apple news, technology trends, and accessories is at the core of this podcast. Episodes frequently feature engaging discussions filled with humor and personal anecdotes, making the content more relatable. Noteworthy is the emphasis on lighthearted banter among hosts, which enhances the listening experience as they tackle topics like Apple product updates, software advancements, and cultural reflections on technology's impact. With a blend of humor and informative content, listeners can expect a dynamic mix of commentary that keeps them coming back for more.
With a focus on both serious tech discussions and casual storytelling, episodes explore a range of topics from the intricacies of new Apple products t... more
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