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In our latest Podcast, MacZealots chief writer and co-founder Justin Williams interviews Clint Ecker of Ars Technica about the iPod scratch controversy and has a panel discussion about Backup 3, the iPod Video Store and The Mac OS x86 Project.

Links From The Show

• NSLog(@”Erik J. Barzeski”);
• The Sand Trap .com
• Mike Zornek
• .Mac : Backup 3
• NSLog: Backup 3 Is Shit
• iTunes
• Mac OS x86 Project
• Cocoa Radio
• Journal.ars: Infinite Loop

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In our inaugural podcast, MacZealots chief writer and co-founder Justin Williams takes in the sounds of the Evening At Adler after party. The after party was held at Jaks Tap in Chicago, Illinois. In this podcast you will hear interviews with:

• Brent Simmons of NewsGator (Homepage, Weblog)
• Wil Shipley of Delicious Monster (Homepage, Weblog)
• Paul Kafasis of Rogue Amoeba (Homepage, Weblog)
• Jason Harris of Unsanity (Homepage)
• Mike Piatek-Jimenez of Gaucho Software (Homepage, Weblog)
• Jonathan ‘Wolf’ Rentzsch of Red Shed Software (Homepage, Weblog)
• Nicholas Jitkoff of Quicksilver (Homepage)
• Gus Mueller of Flying Meat Software (Homepage, Weblog)
• And of course, DrunkenBatman himself. (Weblog).

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While at the Evening At Adler, we took the time to interview several of the panelists and the attendees at the after party. You will hear from the likes of Brent Simmons, Wil Shipley, Gus Mueller, and many others.

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Photos of the evening are available on our Flickr account, including the ability to add your own comments and notes to the pictures. If you like what you hear, see, or read, we encourage you to send us your feedback.