Stories of strength and weakness for Apple TV+ in the last two days. We'll shuffle through numbers, with a side of why they don't matter, anyway.

Bloomberg has a rumor about an Apple VR headset. It's kind of unbelievable. Even Bloomberg doesn't seem to believe it. We'll look at what they're saying and whether we should care.

The White House has a new occupant, and the White House website is a bit more welcome. Accessibility changes plus preferred pronouns make the scene. Then - something completely frivolous: Will there be an iPhone 13?

Three firms upped their Apple targets in the past few days - we'll look at who and why. Plus, new numbers on streaming services. We'll look at those and some recent moves by Apple TV+.

Apple's being sued for not removing Telegraph from the App Store. We'll talk about that - Plus, Intel's incoming CEO takes a jab at Apple. Maybe.

Rumors of big changes for Macs on the horizon. We'll talk about those, then hit features YOU want. Plus and interesting bit of feedback around Apple and automobiles. What if we've already got the keys?

I'm in sort of a dark headspace. Wanna help me out? Listen and see what response you have - then send it to me: info@macosken.com. Also - Responding to Jeremy' feedback on REJI! REJI! REJI!

Apple announces major investments in underserved communities, the first Apple Developer Academy in the US, and a learning hub for HBCUs. Today's live show hits the announcement and why it's awesome. 

Tim Cook is announcing something on "CBS This Morning" on Wednesday. We'll talk about his calls for accountability over last week's storming of the Capitol, then the fun stuff: What do you think he's announcing?

A couple of weeks ago, we talked about the second most important story for Apple in 2020. I submit Work from Home as a new submission. Plus, listener feedback leads to more talk of Parler.