Composer pianist Timo Andres joins us to discuss the Apple Music Classical app and Kirk's article about classical music that doesn't sound like classical music.

We discuss whether remastering albums is worthwhile, why some artists re-record their albums, and how there seem to be no more standards.

Apple has released its Apple Music Classical app for iPhone, and it's pretty good. Not perfect, but it's a big step forward. We discuss this new app and how it can be improved.

Creative content we discover at certain times of our lives imprints on our brains, and we forever compare other music, movies, and books to those we discovered at the right time.

Doug moved, and we discuss 19th century technology and wires.

On speaker placement and triangles.

Chris Connaker from Audiophile Style joins us again to discuss some of his recent discoveries in immersive audio, and we talk about how the new HomePod sounds; better than expected.

Apple has released a new HomePod, two years after discontinuing the original model. But is it the HomePod we want, or the HomePod we need? We discuss how it works with home automation. Also, Audio Hij

Why do so many people turn on subtitles when watching TV?

We discuss the state of Apple's Music app and new or missing features for 2023.