Apple at 50

In the 42nd episode of the AVALON podcast, Neil discussed the following topics/subjects:

What's on the Agenda (the bulk of the discussion modeled after Apple’s Monday morning meetings)

• Thoughts regarding Apple at 50 years.

• The two Apple eras.

• Steve Jobs' Apple return in 1997.

• Apple and the next 50 years.

• Apple's opportunity going forward.

• Apple's biggest risk going forward. 

Lighting Round (two topics two minutes each)

• Mac Pro being discontinued.

• iPhone supply constraints continue.

Give Me a Break (something ridiculous that jumped out at me)

• Tech founders / CEOs doing too many firestorm chats these days.

Tell Me More (something intriguing that has my attention)

• How sports fuel the purest form of storytelling imaginable (as seen with UConn vs. Duke and Braylon Mullins’ winning shot) and why we need tech to save sports.

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