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Mark Bramhill
Welcome to Macintosh
A tiny show about a big fruit company. Stories range from the history of the Mac startup chime to the creation of the 🧘 emoji to how a silly song made Steve Jobs dance. It’s about the people who were influenced by Apple — or even influenced Apple themselves.
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4.9 stars from 385 ratings
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“This is a terrific set of ideas and comments, well presented”
bobcleaver via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/27/23
Amazing show
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“This is an amazing show. Truly one of the greats in this young medium. But I do truly wish it had gone on instead of ending. But overall, an amazing show!”
Da Man. Ka8y0 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/26/21
One of the greats!!
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“Welcome to mackintosh is a stellar example of how to make a good show, tell good stories, and inform and entertain. I discovered it too late, and it is a shame that I did so. MARK BRAMHILL! You brought a great thing into the world, and as much as I have loved this show, I know there will have...”Read full review »
KnownMortalOrchestra via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/29/20
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