
Show Notes
Episode summary
Michael has submitted Earshot to App Review, leading to a tour through App Store Connect’s confusing controls and an expedited-review form that required sighted assistance. He is also stress-testing Start Posting, a Mastodon scheduling tool designed with screen-reader users in mind, while both hosts prepare for ACB in St. Louis and consider an evening meetup.
Damashe previews the A. T. Guys booth lineup, including cane pouches, the Dot Pad, Zoom audio gear, large-print keyboards, and the Shokz OpenFit 2+. From there, the conversation moves to AirPods and Find My, Michael’s missing earbud, filling in on Double Tap, possible cameras in future AirPods, football streaming, over-the-air DVRs, and the NAS Damashe will eventually have to buy.
In this episode
0:00 – Recording late and attempting a short show
0:58 – Earshot enters App Review
1:38 – App Store Connect and the expedited-review process
4:09 – Start Posting and Michael’s Mastodon routine
5:40 – St. Louis barbecue and ACB meetup plans
9:10 – World Cup visitors discover Costco and Buc-ee’s
10:53 – Reviewing the Politics Politics Politics podcast
13:46 – ACB booth inventory, demonstration units, and shipping
14:33 – How the cane pouches are designed
17:20 – Dot Pad, Zoom recorders, and large-print keyboards
18:48 – Why Damashe likes the Shokz OpenFit 2+
20:18 – AirPods and Find My quirks
22:30 – Michael’s missing AirPod Pro
25:45 – Michael fills in on Double Tap
28:26 – Could future AirPods include cameras?
30:18 – Heat, humidity, and remembering to hydrate
31:50 – Football streaming and NFL Sunday Ticket
32:48 – Over-the-air television, Channels DVR, and NAS hardware
35:00 – Listener feedback, Mastodon, and meeting up in St. Louis
Call for feedback
Damashe is looking for firsthand experiences with UGREEN NASync systems and current Synology hardware. Send your recommendations, warnings, and preferred NAS configurations.
If you are in St. Louis during ACB and would like to meet after 5 p.m., reach out by email or Mastodon.
Mentioned in this episode
App Store Connect
Techopolis — home of Start Posting
2026 ACB Conference and Convention
A. T. Guys
Dot Pad
Zoom PodTrak P4next
Zoom H5studio
Zoom H1 XLR
Zoom H6studio
Shokz OpenFit 2+
Apple Find My
Politics Politics Politics
Double Tap
Channels
HDHomeRun
UGREEN NASync
Synology NAS products
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