History of 'Apple' and HP iPods

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The chapter delves into the origin of the term 'apple,' the history of HP iPods introduced by Carly Fiorina, and includes anecdotes about meeting Lewis Black. Topics also include listener feedback on Apple's lawsuit against e-machines, EU regulations on interchange fees, and non-compete agreements in the Indiana radio broadcasting industry.

Pre-show: Casey’s phoenix
Follow-up:
- More on “S-Tier” (via kuriko)
- More on the HP iPod (via Voline)
- David Schaub identifies the iMac clone that Apple sued over
- European Union regulations & profits (via Yury Molodtsov)
- More on non-competes (via Gary Havens)
- 🇹🇼/🇺🇸 Culture Clash explained (via Ryan Lee)
Overcast’s 10th Anniversary… Launch!
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- Blackbird
- FCModel
Post-show: Casey’s new office audio setup
- Era 300
- Premium Immersive Set with Arc (Casey has the same Arc soundbar, the same Sub Gen 3, but One SLs as rears)
- Sub (Gen 3)
- Move (Casey has a Move 1)
- Roam (Casey has a Roam 1)
Members-only ATP Overtime: Apple Notarization changes in Sequoia
- Follow-up