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Episode 434: Learning New Lore with Kitzy
Working at the same place for a long time can have some amazing benefits. Every conversation, meeting, or ticket solved is another person you met, another piece of knowledge you […]
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Episode 433: Managing iOS is easy, right?
Alexandre Morin joins the podcast to talk all about iOS Management – ADUE, ADDE, ADE, BYOD, there’s too many acronyms to mention. All of this is a known, totally easy […]
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Episode 432: Live from JNUC ’25
The gang went to Denver. Here’s what happened next! Hosts: Guests: Listen: Sponsors: Patreon Sponsors: The Mac Admins Podcast has launched a Patreon Campaign! Our named patrons this month include […]
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Episode 431: Just Us
The new 26 OSes are here! How has the first week gone so far? Hosts: Links: Listen: Sponsors: Patreon Sponsors: The Mac Admins Podcast has launched a Patreon Campaign! Our […]
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Episode 430: mSCP 2.0 & Tahoe Support
Here with an update about mSCP 2.0, some format changes, and new functionality, are Bob Gendler, Allen Golbig, and Dan Brodjieski! The macOS Security Compliance Project concluded their first ever […]
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Episode 429: Enterprise IT and the ‘26 releases
Apple’s back to talk about the ’26 release cycle, new APIs and plenty of great work that we can get excited about. Hosts: Guests: Links: Listen: Sponsors: Patreon Sponsors: The […]
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Flashcast 16: Awe Dropping
Apple’s released a gaggle of new hardware today. What’s on the release list? What do we make of the new models? Let’s dive in and figure it out. Hosts: Listen: […]
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Episode 428: Live from X World ’25
Marcus and (sorry)James live from X World in Melbourne Hosts: Guests: Listen: Sponsors: Patreon Sponsors: The Mac Admins Podcast has launched a Patreon Campaign! Our named patrons this month include […]
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Episode 427: AI’s not for everything
Alex Confer from Risotto joins the pod this week to discuss IT career development and what it’s like to move to the world of startups. The conversation also touches on […]
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Episode 426: Virtualization in 2025
Apple Silicon provides so many different opportunities with virtualisation, but many of us still miss the intel days when we could snapshot and use serial numbers to automate device enrollment. […]
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