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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2014 · 34 MIN

Watching The Watchmen

from Geeks & Beats · host Alan Cross and Michael Hainsworth

What's a U2 and why is it on my iPhone? Apple tells the kids today how to uninstall the free album from the world's most successful band. Uncovered: the Story of the Watchmen — author and G&B contributor Vanessa Azzoli on her latest book — and how the band found a unique sound. The Starship Enterprise is in dry dock at the Smithsonian. We'll tell you why the 1701 is in for repairs. Plus: the driver's test for Google's Antonymous car — and why metal heads are envious of a burger from Japan. The post Watching The Watchmen appeared first on The Geeks and Beats Podcast with Alan Cross and Michael Hainsworth.

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What's a U2 and why is it on my iPhone? Apple tells the kids today how to uninstall the free album from the world's most successful band. Uncovered: the Story of the Watchmen — author and G&B contributor Vanessa Azzoli on her latest book — and how...

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