Who Trashed the Oceans?
- Author
- cj little and Jeff Parker
- Published
- Thu 12 Sep 2024
- Episode Link
- https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nnsnspdcst/episodes/Who-Trashed-the-Oceans-e2o1260
(0:00) Pre-Show: Burgers
(1:17) Open
(1:41) Special Day: National Day of Encouragement
(2:05) cj's week: James Earl Jones
(4:18) Jeff's Week: The house and the heat
(4:48) Headline: Apple's iPhone 16 faces rising challenges with AI delay and growing Huawei competition
(9:48) Headline: Apple and Google’s Defeats to Fuel EU’s Crackdown on Big Tech
(12:10) Headline: DOJ claims Google has “trifecta of monopolies” on Day 1 of ad tech trial
(15:20) Segment: Shameful Ocean Behavior
(42:05) cj’s recommendation: The Apple End-of-Summer Spectacular
(42:49) Jeff’s Recommendation: YouTube TV
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a vast accumulation of plastic debris floating in the North Pacific Ocean. It's estimated to be twice the size of Texas, with millions of tons of plastic waste. This patch is a result of ocean currents that trap debris in a gyre. It's a significant environmental concern -- but who is responsible for it?
But before we get to that, the boys remember James Earl Jones, look at Apple and Google's recent defeats in the EU, and discuss the world's first tri-fold phone.
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