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Posts Tagged → mac power users

Mac Power Users 842: Feedback

posted in mac power users on March 29, 2026

On this episode of Mac Power Users, Stephen and I dig into the feedback bag. We cover everything from Stephen’s secret Cloudflare image-hosting shortcut to the great Raycast vs. Spotlight vs. Alfred debate, Stream Deck setups (and whether that new XL is too much…

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Mac Power Users 841: Robot Assistant Field Guide

posted in mac power users on March 22, 2026

This week on Mac Power Users, Stephen and I go deep on the robot assistant system I’ve been building with Claude Cowork. We cover the whole journey — from why chatbots never quite delivered on their productivity promises to the combination of skill files,…

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Mac Power Users 840: Finder and File Mgmt

posted in mac power users on March 15, 2026

On this episode of Mac Power Users, Stephen and David take on the Finder. They compare their wildly different file management philosophies, dig into Finder toolbar customization, extensions, Quick Actions, and the apps that make file management actually enjoyable (or at least less painful).…

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Mac Power Users 839: David Pogue

posted in mac power users on March 8, 2026

On this episode of Mac Power Users, Stephen and I sit down with the one and only David Pogue to talk about his massive new book, Apple: The First 50 Years, his career path from musical theater to tech journalism, and his current tech…

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Mac Power Users 838: iPhone Setup Showdown

posted in mac power users on March 2, 2026

On this episode of Mac Power Users, Stephen and I break down our entire iPhone setups including Home Screens, widgets, Focus Modes, Control Center, Action Button, and more! Stephen may have inspired me on this one. This episode of Mac Power Users is sponsored by: SaneBox: Take back…

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Mac Power Users 837: Menu Bar Mayhem

posted in mac power users on February 23, 2026

Join Stephen and me on this episode of Mac Power Users as we go deep on the Mac menu bar, comparing our contrasting philosophies and walk through our favorites. We also explore how macOS 26’s multiple Control Centers are changing the game. This episode…

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Mac Power Users 836: Welcome, Stephen

posted in mac power users on February 16, 2026

On this episode of Mac Power Users, I officially welcome Stephen Robles as co-host, exploring his background in music, podcasting, and his Mac setup. Then, rapid-fire questions, putting Stephen on the spot for some Apple hot takes! This episode of Mac Power Users is…

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Mac Power Users 835: Farewell, Stephen

posted in mac power users on February 9, 2026

Stephen and I celebrate the last seven years of Mac Power Users, reflecting on the topics, episodes, and community that make MPU so special. Then, Stephen Robles joins to accept the baton before his first episode as my new cohost. This episode of Mac…

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Mac Power Users 834: I Am the Tardis

posted in mac power users on February 2, 2026

Stephen starts this episode of Mac Power Users with an announcement, then we revisit writing workflows, Keyboard Maestro, notifications, and more. At the end, we attempt to answer some questions as quickly as possible, something we aren’t great at doing. This episode of Mac…

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Mac Power Users 833: Chris Bailey and His Battle-Scarred M1

posted in mac power users on January 26, 2026

On this episode of Mac Power Users, Chris Bailey shares his unconventional tech stack: TextEdit for writing, Simplenote for tasks, and printing research on paper. He also tried using an iPad mini as his phone to create friction with distraction. This episode of Mac…

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