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Version History
The Verge
The Homeschool How To
Cheryl - Host
Veritas Church
Brett Wagner
Paper-to-Podcast
Artificially Human
Let's Talk About Clutter
Margo Staten
Iron Trap Garage Podcast
Iron Trap
St David's Bridge Strict Baptist Chapel
Rowland Wheatley
Starlight Compost Multi-Cultural Cosmology
KVMR-FM
Au Parloir
Cédric Bergeron
Breaking Through Barriers
Krista Sandford-Hill
A Fondo Con María Jimena Duzán
Mafialand
Your Daily Real Estate Podcast with Tristan Ahumada
Tristan Ahumada
Bullitt Lick Baptist Church - Sermons
Bullitt Lick Baptist Church
Reading the Bible Daily
Dave Jenkins
The Renaissance Files Podcast
Juda$ X
ABC 7 Chicago Eyewitness News
ABC7 Chicago
ABC13 Eyewitness News
ABC13 Houston
The Backbone Wrestling Network
Thebackbonepod
Closer To Christ Through General Conference
Abbie and Amy
Go Flush Yourself
goflushyourselfpodcast
American Campus Podcast
Lauren Lassabe Shepherd
Reflect w/ Ed Fassio
Ed Fassio
Daily Meditation
Daily Meditation Club
Hunt West Podcast
Jaden Bales
3 First Dates Later
Amber & Jorden
Torah Podcast for Your Commute
Ahavat Achim
Rebuilding Faith
Jeremy Jernigan
WPGM On Demand
Montrose Broadcasting
Surrounded
Jubilee Media
Command 2 Corporate
Larry Perry
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Reality Check with Ross Coulthart
Ross Coulthart
Hörbar Rust
radioeins (rbb) & rbb media
Daily BTW AI News Podcast
Sean Patterson
In Deep Geek
indeepgeek
Torah In Seven With Baila Olidort
Baila Olidort - Lubavitch International
The Daily Meditation with Brother Richard
Cutdown Studios
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The Verge
The Keurig is a simple idea – what if it was really easy to make pretty good coffee, one cup at a time? — with a wildly complicated history. David Pierce is joined by Eater editor Melissa McCart and champion barista and ...
Thermostats were ugly. Best case scenario, you never had to think about it. Then a couple of Apple legends decided they could make something better, and set out to turn changing the temperature into a high-tech experienc...
The team of engineers and researchers that created iRobot didn’t set out to build a vacuum cleaner. They built robots — a lot of robots, with a lot of jobs — before realizing that people might actually want a robot that ...
The Harmony Universal Remote was supposed to be the only controller you needed for all the devices in your life. So what happened? David Pierce is joined by The Verge’s Nilay Patel and John Higgins, as well as Nest co-fo...
For years, even decades, virtually everyone in the United States had the same telephone. You didn't even think about it — it was just The Phone. Well, The Phone was called the Western Electric 500, and it was the result ...
For years, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos knew the computer he wanted to build. He wanted it to be cheap, accessible everywhere, and controlled entirely by voice. It took Amazon a number of years, a lot of false starts, and some ...
The Macintosh wasn't a hit, at least not in its first incarnation. But it was still unquestionably one of the most iconic computers ever made — and it came with one of the most iconic ads ever made, too. In this episode,...
The vocoder was never meant to change the music business – it wasn’t meant for music at all. But the research that started a century ago as a way to cheaply move voices over telephone wires took on a life of its own: It ...
If you were launching a new app in 2020, it was either the worst timing (see: Quibi) or the best timing (see: Clubhouse). Clubhouse was an initially invite-only, audio-based social network that worked like an old-timey p...
In 1997, David Hampton and Caleb Chung took one look at a Tamagotchi and decided they could bring the virtual pet craze into the real world. Their robotic companion, Furby, packed a bunch of advanced technology into a sm...
We're working on season 3 of Version History, and we want to hear from you! Our planned episodes are: 1984 Macintosh Amazon Echo Furby The vocoder The Western Electric 500 desk phone Clubhouse If you have a...
Best remote ever? Best remote ever. When TiVo first debuted, it felt like magic: You could pause live TV! You could rewind it! The concept immediately became a phenomenon — even though TiVo itself was never as big a hit ...
Flappy Bird was a mean game. It was extremely simple and yet punishingly difficult; if you could get 10 points, that meant you were pretty good! For a few weeks, the game became an absolute global phenomenon — and in the...
In the mid-1980s, Nintendo pretty much ruled the video game industry. And somehow, a few toymakers and inventors convinced Nintendo that the controller of the future was… this big, clunky thing you wore on your right arm...
AOL Instant Messenger was, for years, one of the very best things on the internet. Before iMessage and WhatsApp, before Twitter and Facebook, AIM was simply how people talked to each other online. Maybe it was how you ca...
The iPhone 4 was one of the best iPhones ever — and definitely the most dramatic iPhone ever. It was lost in a bar in California, sold to Gizmodo, and published for the world to see months before its launch. The phone it...
Google didn't invent the concept of smart glasses, but it was one of the first companies to actually put them on people's faces. It was a revolution, and also a problem: Google made face computers extremely uncool, and i...
Vine was the original short-form video platform, and pioneered so many of the ideas we now take for granted in reels and TikToks. It was a cultural engine whose executives clashed with the creators who made it famous, be...
You wouldn't steal a car. You wouldn't steal a handbag. But plenty of people used LimeWire and other file sharing services to share music, movies and more. If Napster was the beginning of the piracy story, LimeWire may h...
In 2014, the tech world was abuzz with the prospect of a phone made by Amazon. When the Fire Phone arrived, it was chock full of ideas — a "dynamic perspective" feature that created 3D illusions, an image-recognition fea...
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