iTunes Is Alive and Kicking

An episode of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "iTunes Is Alive and Kicking" was published on February 6, 2026 and runs 60 minutes.

February 6, 2026 ·60m · snobOS

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Summary

Everybody isn’t streaming music as much as we think…The LowdownBeware: ApplePay email phishing scamWhy you should use an SSD with Final Cut Pro for iPadWho’s keeping iTunes alive?2nd String“Eco-anxious” women aren’t adopting AI as fast as menWho’s really doing the work when AI replaces jobsAre you using MoltBot AI on your machine?For The CultureTech-ing While Black: Clarice Phelps - ChemistThe HookupHow to use Apple Intelligence as a Chatbot

Episode Description

Everybody isn’t streaming music as much as we think…

The Lowdown

Beware: ApplePay email phishing scam

Why you should use an SSD with Final Cut Pro for iPad

Who’s keeping iTunes alive?

2nd String

“Eco-anxious” women aren’t adopting AI as fast as men

Who’s really doing the work when AI replaces jobs

Are you using MoltBot AI on your machine?

For The Culture

Tech-ing While Black: Clarice Phelps - Chemist

The Hookup

How to use Apple Intelligence as a Chatbot

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