The Rebound
The ReboundA technology podcast from Apple geeks Dan Moren, John Moltz, and Lex Friedman.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 492 | Founded | 10 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTechnology | |||
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Latest Episodes
Apple announces an iPad event and is this the end of PCalc?! We'll ask PCalc developer James Thomson. But, no. more
Everyone loves the new AI pins, Dan has fun with setting up a new iCloud account and Lex is mad at Xcode. more
Robots, WWDC invites and breaking up your iCloud family is hard to do. more
Dan and Moltz talk AI, the new things they're trying out and Guy joins them eventually. more
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- Asimov haters (but for the wrong reason)
Wannabe sci-fi writer of fan fiction bought only by his apple podcast buddies hates on greatest sci-fi author ever. See what happens when you’re gone Lex?
Apple Podcasts5da-wdc
United Statesa year ago - Entertaining, informative silliness
Imagine having three of your nerdy friends over for drinks and conversation. You may start talking about MacBooks and wind up talking about video games. more
Apple Podcasts5JackEberUnited Statesa year ago - Awesome Tech Bro-Fest Train Wreck
Well, ya kinda have to listen to it to understand. But definitely listen, subscribe and hit that like button.
Apple Podcasts5Autistic SingularityUnited Statesa year ago - Who wouldn't rate this 5 Stars
3 Ding dongs (Their words not mine) who are actually industry experts and analysts but spend about 40 mins each week talking mostly non-tech stuff and answering weird questions from the paid subscribers. And there's this one guy from Boston who has a weird Macmini fetish. But overall you will love this show for them and all the nonsense they speak most of the time.
Apple Podcasts5cataclysmicheroUnited Statesa year ago - I love it.
This show perplexes me every week. Edit: 5 stars for “iPoo”
Apple Podcasts5Orlando GabrielUnited Statesa year ago
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Chart Rankings
Apple Podcasts | #241 |  United Kingdom/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #218 |  Australia/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #159 |  Indonesia/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #199 |  Ireland/Technology |
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