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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2026 · 36 MIN

What John Ternus Could Fix at Apple

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Apple CEO John Ternus is already making changes at the company. Bryan and Jeff look at how his leadership will be different from Tim Cook and Steve Jobs, plus they talk about what they’d like to see him fix in the product lineup. SPONSOR: Origin – Origin is endpoint AI observability. See what a trace looks like at originhq.com/contextmachine. Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:30 How John Ternus Could Change Apple 10:47 Sponsor: Origin 13:03 What John Ternus Could Fix at Apple 34:28 Outro Sources referenced in this episode: Apple’s New CEO Seeks to Make Company Run Faster and Leaner Bryan’s book Accidental Intelligence Bryan’s short story King Liam, First of His Name Mason Truman on Threads Review the show on Apple Podcasts Where to find us: The Context Machine on Bluesky The Context Machine on Threads The Context Machine on Instagram The Context Machine on Mastodon The Context Machine on YouTube The Context Machine Facebook Group on Facebook Bryan’s Instagram Bryan’s Mastodon Bryan’s Threads Bryan’s blog: GeekTells Jeff’s Bluesky Jeff’s Mastodon Jeff’s Pixelfed Jeff’s blog: jeffgamet.com Jeff’s blog: YouTube Channel The post What John Ternus Could Fix at Apple appeared first on The Context Machine Podcast.

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