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Howard Buddin, Ph.D. returns to discuss more about brains, the prevalence (or lack) of disorders among geeks and nerds, memory loss and prevention, and the always-fabulous top three picks of the week.

Federico Viticci of Macstories.net joins Brett to talk about tech blogging, time zone challenges and why blogging rumors isn’t the best way to pay the bills. Get your iOS devices ready for some new apps with the top 3 picks of the week from Federico and Brett.

Lots of discussion of plain old text files and the more elegant user experiences that can be built on top of them. From TaskPaper to FoldingText, Jesse has been doing it for years, and we’ll pry open his mind to find out why.

Howard Buddin steps in to answer some questions about the brain, memory and a few of his favorite Mac apps. Part 1…

Comedian, writer, director and actor David Wain joins Brett to talk about note taking, plain text and remembering it all while forgetting everything.

Josh Helfferich joins Brett to discuss Apple, dislike Windows, argue astrophysics, contemplate love and technology, and travel time.

Chris Blanchard of Flying Rutabaga Works joins Brett to discuss productivity concepts applied to organic farming.

Kristian Carter, freelance PR/technologist/copywriter joins Brett to talk iPad mini, networking in the social era and working out with P90X.

David Sparks (a.k.a. MacSparky) joins Brett to discuss prioritizing time, reducing day job stress, Markdown, and why the world needs regular expressions. A battle to the death ensues in the top 3 picks. Show links MacSparky Paperless — MacSparky 60 Mountain Lion Tips by David Sparks and Brett Terpstra 5by5 | Mac Power Users Mac App Store - PopClip PopClip Extensions Mac App Store - MyNest Mac App Store - DragonDrop Mac App Store - Yoink Letterpress Wreck-It Ralph

Dave Caolo guests this week for a discussion of music theory, the industrial music scene, free jazz and, of course, some great Picks of the Week for iOS, Mac and your cinematic viewing pleasure.