We always tease Graeme about podcasting from his cabin up north, wearing his up at the lake warm jammie pants (though in his defense, they likely fall more into the lounge wear category). Please note that none of us know if Graeme actually owns a onesie jammie set, with little ducks and bunnies on them, like you see in the photo.
Teasing aside, we are grateful Graeme makes the effort to climb into his acoustically perfect car, connect to his in-cabin Wifi, and c0-host the show!
Hosts: Steve Borsch, Tim Elliott, Graeme Thickins and Phil Wilson.
Music: Latin Blues by William Harris under a Creative Commons License.
The Podcast
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Past Week’s Biggest MN Stories
- Graeme’s event recaps (Minneanalytics, Anaplan, Club Entrepreneur)
- Mobile Twin Cities recap (Phil)
- Schafer: As a company grows, founder usually isn’t best choice to lead
- JAMF Software taps veteran tech executive as new CEO
- Firm that builds MN startups targets $50M for next fund
- Another round of layoffs strike Cargill’s IT department
- Apple one-ups local software firm
Other Top Stories
- Apple:
- Apple Announces Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan
- Apple Unveils The Apple Watch Native App SDK
- Apple Watch Is About To Become A Perfect Podcast Machine
- iOS 9 Gives iPad A Serious Productivity Boost
- Apple announces its streaming music service, Apple Music
- Apple News looks like Flipboard and replaces Newsstand on your iPhone or iPad
- TiVo Now Lets Subscribers Stream Recordings And Live TV Via The Web
- Twitter seeks new CEO, and users, as Costolo exits
- OPM Hackers Stole Data on Every Federal Employee
Steve’s Security Tip of the Week
- TIP: With all the data breach news—like the 4 million+ Federal employee hacking that included Social Security numbers unencrypted—you never know when your data will be compromised. Be on the alert: File a fraud alert (also called a “security alert”) with one of the credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian or Trans Union).
Cool Thing of the Week
- Phil: Click Apple Watch Adaptor and the Blockbuster Box
- Tim: Finish Orson Welles’ Last Film
- Graeme: Largest Company By Revenue In Each State
- Steve: Imprint CumulusPro – Standing desk mat
Upcoming Events
- MIMA’s Summer Social at Surly, June 17th
- Startup School FemTech June 19th
- MobilizeMN MeetUp: “The Journey of a Thousand Skulls” June 23rd
- Twin Cities Drupal Camp, June 25-28, University of St. Thomas
- BRANDisruption: How Consumers Hijacked Marketing…And What We’re Doing About It July 9th
- JoomlaDayMN, July 18th, Mall of America
- MinneDemo 20, July 23rd at The Depot, 6pm
- Prestige Conference, August 1-2, U of St. Thomas Mpls
- MinneAnalytics conference on “Financial and Retail Analytics,” Carlson School, August 12th
- Twin Cities Startup Week, Sept. 8-13
Once again, Steve’s selection of music finds Phil and Tim a bit bemused and it reminds Phil of the claymation shorts and films starring Wallace & Gromit (
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Turns out this past week there was a 
We play a lot of blues music on this podcast, primarily since I (Steve) love the blues. As such, I asked the guys if it was cool that we dedicate this show to blues legend BB King (
Yep…we now have not one, not two, but three liquor delivery startups in the Twin Cities. Looks like anyone who wants to can get their thirst quenched easily, quickly, while still in their jammies.
While Phil and Steve await their Apple Watches, Graeme already has his and loves his Mickey Mouse face. Um wait…did Disney get a new Mickey?
Though we’ve never actually seen our guest-host, 
With our own iOS vs. Android discussions, we had to chuckle over one story today about 
We recorded this show at Minnebar, a 1,000+ strong attended technology event held at the headquarters of Best Buy. Yep…we talk about the Apple Watch which, unfortunately, will cause Graeme to ditch his trusty 1978 vintage Timex. 😉
Thankfully April Fool’s Day has passed since none of us think that geeks are funny…especially Steve! Of course, you can decide for yourself by looking at the best and worst ones in the tech world