All that "Stuff"

Episode 5 of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "All that "Stuff"" was published on November 29, 2018 and runs 76 minutes.

November 29, 2018 ·76m · snobOS

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Summary

Catch Up: We talk Thanksgiving Holiday activities and Black Friday/Small Biz Saturday/Cyber Monday shopping pick-ups.The Rundown: We talk the latest Apple news: Apple stock and iPhone orders drop off, Microsoft (temporarily) surpassing Apple’s market cap , and Apple Launches female-focused entrepreneur camp2nd String: We talk the changing demographics of podcast listeners.For The Culture: We talk about an iTunes Review that basically said the show should just “Shut up and Dribble” and does Facebook have a “Black People Problem”.

Episode Description

Catch Up: We talk Thanksgiving Holiday activities and Black Friday/Small Biz Saturday/Cyber Monday shopping pick-ups.

The Rundown: We talk the latest Apple news: Apple stock and iPhone orders drop off, Microsoft (temporarily) surpassing Apple’s market cap , and Apple Launches female-focused entrepreneur camp

2nd String: We talk the changing demographics of podcast listeners.

For The Culture: We talk about an iTunes Review that basically said the show should just “Shut up and Dribble” and does Facebook have a “Black People Problem”.

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