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    Bad News: Earth Is Running Out of Coffee Beans Nov 12, 2021
    Show notes

    Have we passed the "EV inflection point?" Will the coffee bean crisis kill your caffeine supply? Who is Netflix Games made for?

    Episode Navigation:

    03:06 – Ford F-150 Lightning: Are We Long-Last at an "EV Inflection Point"?

    17:13 – The Coffee Bean Crisis: Why Cups of Joe Could Cost $20 Soon

    37:08 – Netflix Games: Will Hardcore Gamers Go For It?

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    • Today In Gear – Gear Patrol
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    • Tudor's Pelagos FXD Marine Nationale ($3,900)
    • Jack Daniel's Coy Hill High Proof
    • ZipCharge EV Power Bank
    • Consumer Reports Survey Shows Strong Interest in Electric Cars – Consumer Reports
    • Most Ford F-150 Lightning Customers Will Be New To The Brand And EVs – CarScoops
    • International Survey Measures Consumers’ EV Concerns – Wards Auto
    • Today’s electric vehicle market: Slow growth in U.S., faster in China, Europe – Pew
    • Driving toward an electric future – Business North
    • New Research Shows Wireless Charging Could Accelerate Wide Scale Adoption of Electric Vehicles – Valdosta Daily Times
    • Coffee as we know it is in danger. Can we breed a better cup? – Vox
    • Rare Wild Coffee Species Has Arabica-Like Flavor, Greater Tolerance to Higher Temperatures – Sci News
    • Heinz debuts 'Marz' Edition ketchup made with tomatoes grown in Mars conditions – Space
    • New Heinz Marz Edition ketchup has implications that go far beyond flavor – CNN
    • Here's why there's a coffee shortage around the world right now – Tom's Guide
    • Your Coffee Is Getting More Expensive Due to Bad Weather in Brazil (video) – WSJ
    • Why Brazil's Severe Weather May Lead to a Price Increase at Your Local Starbucks – Market Realist
    • Climate change will impact food crops by end of the decade, NASA says – Space
    • Arabica-like flavour in a heat-tolerant wild coffee species – Nature
    • Global Climate Change Impact on Crops Expected Within 10 Years, NASA Study Finds – NASA
    • Crops have a “drought memory” that prepares them for tough times – earth.com
    • Netflix Games is available on your iPhone and iPad – The Verge
    • All the news about Netflix’s gaming efforts – The Verge
    • Let the Games Begin: A New Way to Experience Entertainment on Mobile – Netflix
    • Fights, camera, action: the beginner's guide to streaming video games – The Guardian
    • Twitch and Beyond: The Best Video Game Live Streaming Services for 2021 – PC Mag

    What Does The Perfect Wardrobe Look Like? Nov 05, 2021
    Show notes

    Read the Series Below

    • Men's Footwear Essentials
    • Pants, Shorts and Sweats to Build Your Wardrobe
    • The 8 Types of Tops You Should Own
    • Accessories to Add Interest to Your Outfits


    2022 Range Rover: Is the New $104,000 SUV Still King? Oct 29, 2021
    Show notes

    The Winter Gear Awards, Land Rover redesigns the Range Rover, Urwerk reveals a (strange) $275K watch.

    Episode Navigation:

    03:56 – The Winter Gear Awards

    25:23 – The 2022 Range Rover Is Expensive and Not "Beautiful

    43:11 – Uwerk UR-112 Aggregat, a Wildly Weird New Watch

    Featured and Related:

    • The 2021 Winter Gear Awards: Full List of Winners
    • The 2022 Range Rover Continues Land Rover's Legacy, But Forges Its Own Design Path – Gear Patrol
    • Range Rover home page – Land Rover
    • 2022 Range Rover Offers a BMW V-8 and Up to 523 HP – Road & Track
    • 2022 Land Rover Range Rover is sleeker than ever yet even more capable – Road Show
    • 2022 Land Rover Range Rover Revealed: Smoother Looks, All-Wheel Steering (w/video) – Motor1
    • Why the New Range Rover Should Be the Best Driving Yet – Road & Track
    • 2022 Range Rover Adds Third-Row Option, with Plug-In Hybrid to Come – Car and Driver
    • A fully electric Range Rover is coming in 2024 – Road Show
    • New 2022 Range Rover revealed – the Rolls Royce Cullinan’s nightmare reloaded – EVO India
    • The Most Unique Watch for Men? This New Sci-Fi Stunner – Gear Patrol
    • UR-112 “AGGREGAT” homepage – Urwerk
    • Introducing The New URWERK UR-112 Aggregat – Monochrome
    • Urwerk Unveils Limited Edition UR-112 Aggregat Watch – A Blog to Watch
    • Analysis: new Urwerk UR-112 Aggregat – technical virtuosity takes center stage – Deployant
    • Hands-On The Urwerk UR-1001 “TITAN” – Hodinkee

    Is Bremont's New ENG300 Truly an In-House Movement? Oct 22, 2021
    Show notes

    Apple's huge new slate of products, the Porsche 718 Cayman RS melts the 'Ring, and Bremont *may* have a new in-house movement.


    The 31-mph VanMoof V Is the Brand's Fastest eBike Ever Oct 15, 2021
    Show notes

    The 31-mph VanMoof V eBike, Sunglasses Made from Microorganism Poop, and Supply Chain Stress.

    Episode Navigation:

    • 02:45 – VanMoof V eBike
    • 21:10 – Covalent AirCarbon Sunglasses
    • 33:36 – Supply Chain Issues and Holiday Shopping Tips

    Featured and Related:

    • VanMoof V dual-motor ebike will have a top speed of over 30 mph – New Atlas
    • VanMoof unveils 31 mph ‘hyperbike’ electric bicycle with two motors and full suspension – Electrek
    • VanMoof's New eBike Is Its Fastest Ever – The Verge
    • Believe it or not, this US-built fast e-bike hits 45 mph and 80 miles of range – Electrek
    • Fastest Electric Bike: We Review the Fastest E-Bikes for 2021 – biking.com
    • The future of biking might not be tandem – Morning Brew
    • The 12 Best E-Bikes of 2021 – Gear Patrol
    • Cake – Electric Motor Bikes
    • Carbon-Capturing Sunglasses Offer a View of Fashion's Future – WIRED
    • Covalent Fashion website
    • Newlight Technologies
    • AirCarbon on Twitter
    • Green Packaging & Shipping (Video) – Dell
    • Could this be the cure to our plastic problem? | Mission Ahead (Video) – CNN Business
    • What the Tech? Microorganism-Harvested AirCarbon Will Make Your Next Pair of Nikes – HypeBeast
    • INTERVIEW: Speculative capital offers growth opportunity for carbon market -- AirCarbon – S&P Global / Platts
    • 'The amount of energy required by direct air carbon capture proves it is an exercise in futility' – Recharge
    • Will Direct-Air Carbon Capture Be Viable? – Green Tech Media
    • The war on fur: will other fashion industry giants follow Kering? – ScreenShot Media
    • AirCarbon x Nike: Newlight and Nike Partner to Reduce Carbon Footprint – Cision
    • These Companies Are Making Physical Goods Out of Thin Air – VICE
    • Shake Shack tests AirCarbon carbon-negative straws and cutlery at 6 locations – Nation's Restaurant News
    • Can a Running Shoe Made From Sugar, Wool and Tree Crush Trails? – Gear Patrol
    • Store shortages could cause trouble for holiday shoppers: 4 steps to take now – TODAY
    • You Need to Start Holiday Shopping Early This Year, Experts Say. Here’s Why, and How to Save – TIME
    • Don't wait until Black Friday to start your holiday shopping. Here's why you need to shop now. – USA Today
    • How to Find Deals Like a Gear Patrol Editor – Gear Patrol
    • Military exchanges, battling supply chain issues, urge customers not to wait on holiday shopping – Military Times
    • The global supply chain nightmare is about to get worse – CNN Business
    • US bank chiefs confident supply chain disruptions are ‘transitory’ – Financial Times
    • Target Launches Black Friday Sales Early Amid Supply-Chain Crunch – Barron's
    • U.S. Retailers Deploy Creative Tactics In Battle To Win Global Supply Chain War – Forbes
    • Biden, Battling Supply Chain Woes, to Announce Port Will Operate 24/7 – NYT
    • Supply chain havoc is getting worse — just in time for holiday shopping – Recode / VOX
    • Grocery store shelves aren't going back to normal this year – CNN Business
    • Santa's Bag shopping/gift list and budgeting app – Apple App Store

    Why Did Ferrari Hire Jony Ive? Oct 08, 2021
    Show notes

    Ferrari hires Jony Ive, livestream shopping's rising popularity, and a biometric security dongle.

    Episode Navigation:

    02:41 – Ferrari Hires Jony Ive and Marc Newson

    17:45 – Is Livestream Shopping... a Thing?

    30:08 – Yubico's New Biometric Security Dongles

    Featured and Related:

    • Former Apple design boss Jony Ive partners with Ferrari – Road Show
    • Ex-Apple designer Jony Ive is now designing expensive things for Ferrari, too – The Verge
    • Jony Ive and Marc Newson’s LoveFrom joins forces with Ferrari – Wallpaper
    • Ferrari to partner with Jony Ive’s new design firm on its first electric car – Fast Company
    • The Most Iconic Apple Products Designed by Jony Ive – Gear Patrol
    • Ford 021C Concept Car by Marc Newson
    • Is Live-Stream Shopping the Future of Retail? – WSJ
    • Livestream shopping is the next big thing in retail – Fortune
    • It’s showtime! How live commerce is transforming the shopping experience – McKinsey
    • Whatnot raises another $150M for its livestream shopping platform, evolves into a unicorn – TechCrunch
    • Op-ed: Live commerce’s secret sauce, decoded – Glossy
    • This Live-Stream Entertainment Shopping Company Wants to Bring Live-Host Commerce to the World – Investorideas.com
    • NTWRK - How Mobile Video Digital Shopping Is Shaping The Future Of Ecommerce – Forbes
    • New Global Start up Shopstream Rolls Out B2C Live Social Marketplace – Business Wire
    • New Yubico security keys let you use fingerprints instead of passwords – Ars Technica
    • Eric Limer weighs in via Slack
    • Best security key 2021: Protect your online accounts – ZDnet
    • Titan Security Key – Google Cloud
    • Fingerprint ID in YubiKey Bio security key helps banish passwords – CNET
    • Yubico’s new hardware key features a fingerprint reader for passwordless logins – TechCrunch
    • What are security keys, how do they work, and which is the best to buy? – Pocket-lint
    • How to use a two-factor security key – The Verge
    • The Best Security Key for Multi-Factor Authentication – Wirecutter

    The Myth of Weightlifting and 'Getting Swole' Oct 01, 2021
    Show notes

    Casey Johnston's Substack newsletter, "She's a Beast," the merits of Amazon's new Halo View fitness tracker, and a discussion of the Rivian R1T.

    Episode Navigation:

    05:02 – Casey Johnston, author of She's a Beast

    34:37 – Amazon Halo View, Halo Fitness, and Halo Nutrition

    47:03 – Reactions to... Reviews of the Rivian R1T

    Featured and Related:

    • She's a Beast: a Swole Woman's Newsletter
    • Casey Johnston on Twitter
    • Casey Johnston on Instagram
    • Archive of "Ask a Swole Woman" Column – VICE
    • Recent She's a Beast newsletters:
      • The myths of bodyweight training, part 3
      • Instagram is essentially a weight-loss app, and Facebook is loving that for it
      • Protein Oatmeal v2.0: Mush Reloaded
      • Where to Even Begin With At-Home Workouts, and How to Keep Going
    • Everything Amazon Announced at Today's Big Hardware Event – Gear Patrol
    • Amazon reveals Halo Fitness and Halo Nutrition programs for Halo subscribers – Tech Crunch
    • Amazon announces new wearable and services to try to make you fitter – The Verge
    • Do Fitness Trackers Actually Help You Get Fit? What the Science Says – Men's Journal
    • Science Says Fitness Trackers Don't Work. Wear One Anyway – WIRED
    • Should I buy a fitness tracker? – Tech Radar
    • Amazon's New Fitness Tracker Is Basically a Fitbit – Gizmodo
    • Amazon Halo View vs. Fitbit Inspire 2: How the new fitness band stacks up against Fitbit's affordable tracker – CNET
    • Amazon's Halo Fitness service could give Apple Fitness Plus some competition – CNET
    • Amazon's biggest innovation is being cheap – Engadget
    • Leaked Documents Show How Amazon’s Astro Robot Tracks Everything You Do – Motherboard/VICE
    • The Rivian R1T Is Everything You Hoped It Would Be – Gear Patrol
    • Rivian R1T Launch Edition driven: Full-electric pickup hits the trail (video) – Roadshow
    • 2022 Rivian R1T first drive review: Electric pickup tackles the trail – Roadshow
    • First drive: Rivian delivers the electric truck we’ve been waiting for – TechCrunch
    • The Rivian R1T Proves That the Perfect Off-Roader Is Electric – Road & Track
    • Rivian is coming. Here’s why it matters – E&E News
    • Electric Pickup Trucks Are Coming: Who will buy them? – KBB
    • Automakers Are Going All In on Electric Pickups. Will Anyone Buy Them? – TIME
    • Automakers embrace electric vehicles. But what about buyers? – AP
    • Rivian files to go public at up to a reported $80 billion valuation – The Verge

    What Will Autonomous Cars *Feel* Like? Sep 24, 2021
    Show notes

    The future of mobility and "living rooms on wheels," plus: we ponder whether e-Readers are still relevant and discuss what to wear to the office these days.

    Episode Navigation:

    • 04:20 – Dalal Elsheik on Autonomous Vehicle UX and the Automotive Industry
    • 35:03 – Are e-Readers Still Relevant?
    • 42:50 – Lululemon Survey Indicates People Hope to Wear Comfy Clothes to the Office

    Featured and Related:

    • A Ford Engineer Reveals 10 Things You Need to Know About Self-Driving Cars – Gear Patrol
    • Self-Driving Cars? They're Still Not Here Yet – Gear Patrol
    • An Electric VW Bus Could Be Volkswagen's First Self-Driving Car – Gear Patrol
    • Self-Driving Cars FAQ: How Far Away Is Far Away? – Motor Trend
    • Opinion: You will not be traveling in a self-driving car anytime soon. Here’s what the future will look like – Market Watch
    • The Costly Pursuit of Self-Driving Cars Continues On. And On. And On. – NYT
    • Why we’re still years away from having self-driving cars – VOX, Recode
    • Elon Musk’s problematic plan for “full self-driving” Teslas – Vox, Recode
    • U.S. Safety Official Calls on Tesla To Fix 'Basic Safety Issues' Before Expanding its Full Self-Driving Mode – Hypebeast
    • Amazon’s new Kindle Paperwhite adds a bigger screen, longer battery life, and USB-C – The Verge
    • You can now preorder the new Kindle Paperwhite – The Verge
    • Amazon Just Introduced Three New Kindle Paperwhites – WIRED
    • Is it the end of the road for dedicated e-readers? – Good e-Reader
    • Why Dedicated E-readers Are Still Popular – Lifewire
    • Understanding the E-Reader Global Supply Chain – Good e-Reader
    • Ebooks Are an Abomination – The Atlantic
    • First Look at the Hisense Touch Music Reader – Good e-Reader
    • Onyx Boox Mira and Mira Pro Now Available for Pre-Order – Good e-Reader
    • lululemon global study shows how clothing impacts workplace performance, culture and experience in a new hybrid environment (Full Survey pdf) – Lululemon
    • Comfort Still in Style, Lululemon Survey Says – WWD via AOL
    • @bobby on twitter: "i have a question for people who wear cool outfits to work at home. what's your f**king problem"
    • You’re Finally Going Back to the Office. What Are You Going to Wear? – WSJ
      • Redux of ^ WSJ article
      • Excerpts from ^ WSJ article
    • 12 comfortable back-to-work clothes for your return to the office – Today
    • Our WFH-Meets-Office Fashion Ideas For These Weird Hybrid Times – Refinery29
    • You can now wear what you want to work – Financial Times
    • Heading back to the office? Here’s how to dress for it – GQ UK
    • The New Rules of Office Style (2018) – Esquire

    Apple's Latest News: Nothing Groundbreaking, Just 20% Better Sep 17, 2021
    Show notes

    The biggest announcements from this week's Apple Event; the Michelin Uptis airless tire; Taco Bell wants to recycle your used empty plastic sauce packets.

    Episode Navigation:

    • 03:20 – Deconstructing the September Apple Event
    • 36:50 – Michelin Uptis Airless Tire
    • 49:20 – Taco Bell's Sauce Packet Recycling Program

    Featured and Related:

    • Everything Apple Announced at Today's Big iPhone Event – Gear Patrol
    • Smartphones May Be Too Good – NYT
    • Michelin's airless passenger car tires get their first public outing – New Atlas
    • The TWEEL - radical new wheel technology (UPDATED) (2005) – New Atlas
    • Michelin homepage for airless tire concept – Michelin
    • UPTIS unveiled to the public (airless tire) – Michelin
    • UPTIS homepage – Michelin
    • The MICHELIN X Tweel Airless Radial Tire Family – Michelin
    • MICHELIN X Tweel Airless Radial Tire – John Deere
    • Why Airless Tires Are a Bad Idea – Valley Chevy Dealers
    • Look Ma, no air! Checking out Michelin's futuristic Uptis tires – Autoblog
    • Airless Tires – Bridgestone
    • Why GM and Michelin's airless Uptis is the future of car and truck tires (2019) – CNET Roadshow
    • GM and Michelin will bring airless tires to passenger cars by 2024 (2019) – Engadget
    • Taco Bell Wants Your Old Sauce Packets So They Can Be Recycled – NPR
    • TerraCycle website – TerraCycle
    • Taco Bell Recycling Homepage – Taco Bell
    • Don’t Let This Love Go To Waste. Give New Life To Taco Bell® Hot Sauce Packets Via Terracycle – Taco Bell
    • The Plastic Problem Isn't Your Fault, But You Can Be Part Of The Solution – NPR
    • VIDEO: Is Recycling Worth It Anymore? People On The Front Lines Say Maybe Not – NPR

    Will Digital Driver's Licenses Be a Privacy Nightmare? Sep 10, 2021
    Show notes

    Government IDs on your phone; trucks are finally getting smaller; and after 18 months of COVID WFH, what products have endured, and what do we really need now?

    Episode Navigation:

    03:10 – Apple's Forthcoming Digital Driver's Licenses

    16:00 – Compact Pickup Trucks: A Welcome Automotive Segment?

    27:20 – The "Logi Dock" and Our Relationship with WFH Products 18 M0nths post-COVID

    Featured and Related:

    • The new digital driver’s licenses from Apple sound slightly creepy – VOX/Recode
    • You’ll soon be able to use your iPhone as ID at the airport – The Verge
    • New York’s Vaccine Passport Could Cost Taxpayers $17 Million – NYT
    • Pandemic gives boost as more states move to digital IDs – AP
    • How governments can deliver on the promise of digital ID – McKinsey & Company
    • Digital IDs Might Sound Like a Good Idea, But They Could Be a Privacy Nightmare – ACLU
    • Digital IDs Are More Dangerous Than You Think – WIRED
    • How National Digital IDs Benefit Both Citizens And Businesses – Forbes
    • Facebook admits "trust deficit" as it looks to launch digital wallet – Axios
    • The Technology 202: Facebook's latest attempt to build a crypto empire meets familiar skepticism in Washington – The Washington Post
    • The Mighty Pickup Slims Down – NYT
    • The Ford Maverick Is a Whole New Kind of Pickup Truck – Gear Patrol
    • Nissan Titan vs Ford F-150 vs Toyota Tundra vs Chevrolet Silverado – Nissan
    • Alpha Motors Wolf Electric Pickup Truck – Alpha Motors
    • 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz compact pickup is terrific, but who will buy it? – Detroit Free Press
    • Compact 2022 Ford Maverick Pickup Shows Its Size Next to Ranger, F-150 – The Drive
    • Stop Saying The Ford Maverick Is Small! It's Not – Jalopnik
    • 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz Second Drive: Truck-ish? – The Truth About Cars
    • The Unlikely Return of the Compact Pickup – Edmunds
    • The Comeback of the Compact Pickup Truck – Good Car Bad Car
    • America Needs More Compact Pickup Trucks Like the Hyundai Santa Cruz – Motor Biscuit
    • "Car Bloat" New Cars Are Heavier Than Ever, But Also More Powerful – The Drive
    • Logitech’s new dock is designed for a work from home world – The Verge
    • Discussion on the Logitech Logi Dock – Reddit
    • Consumer Brands Bet Working From Home Is Here to Stay – WSJ
    • All the WFH products that we now can’t live without – CNN
    • The Essential Gear You Need to Stay Productive While Working From Home – Gear Patrol, 2021
    • The Best Home Office Products of 2020 Made WFH Less Miserable – Gear Patrol
    • Future Of Work: What The Post-Pandemic Workplace Holds For Remote Workers’ Careers – Forbes
    • It’s time to reimagine where and how work will get done – PWC
    • Companies' Post-COVID Dilemma: Will the Rise of Remote Work Become a Permanent Pandemic Legacy? – Cision

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