Will Poor, a producer at The Verge known for his vintage tech expertise, and Jason Perkins, an information security engineer and vintage computer collector, dive into the nostalgia of restoring an Apple Mac Classic. They reflect on the evolution of Twitter, discussing its impact and the shift in social media dynamics over the years. The conversation also highlights personal anecdotes about the joys and challenges of preserving aging technology while embracing the changed landscape of digital communication and community.

Laine Nooney, an NYU professor and author of "The Apple II Age," teams up with Will Poor, a lead video producer at The Verge, to discuss the revolutionary impact of the Apple II on personal computing. They explore how the '1977 Trinity' of PCs emerged and the contrasting philosophies of Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs. The conversation also dives into the forgotten legacy of the Apple Lisa, its commercial struggles, and the influence of corporate power in tech history, questioning how lessons from the past can shape Apple's future.

Will Poor, a Verge producer, shares a captivating conversation with Tony Isles, a former Uber Eats driver now advocating for a one-man gig work revolution. They delve into the challenges of food delivery apps and emphasize the need for authenticity in gig work. On the EV front, Andrew Hawkins discusses Rivian’s newly launched vehicles, highlighting their affordable R2 model and the company's struggle to compete with Tesla. Join this intriguing exploration of urban delivery dynamics and the evolving electric vehicle market!

Will Poor, a Verge producer focused on the right-to-repair movement, discusses the growing legislative framework supporting consumer repair rights, particularly a new bill in Oregon. Tom Warren, a tech reporter, reveals intriguing developments in Microsoft's gaming strategy, including Xbox games making their way to rival platforms like PS5. They explore the shifting dynamics of ownership and repairability in consumer tech, along with the impact of corporate policies on independent repair shops and the future of gaming.

In this engaging discussion, Chris Welch, a tech reporter with a knack for gadgets, and Will Poor, a producer with a focus on repair rights, explore the new iPad Pro featuring an OLED display. They debate whether the iPad can really replace a MacBook, breaking down its impressive capabilities while weighing user concerns. Additionally, they tackle Sonos' controversial new app and exciting product releases, and delve into the complexities of the right to repair movement, contrasting experiences between Apple Stores and independent techs.