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Oct 8, 2026

Lauren LapkusHOST
53:01
Uh, what is that?
Paul F. TompkinsHOST
53:02
I shared an album with you on iPhoto.
Lauren LapkusHOST
53:05
[laughs] Yeah.
Lauren LapkusHOST
53:05
Thank you.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
5:27
You know, the, the people who owned PCs generally used them for work at that point in time.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
5:32
There weren't consumer apps like iPhoto and iMovie.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
5:36
The internet was just coming out.
Vijay DamojipurapuHOST
5:39
Yeah.

12 MINS LATER

Vijay DamojipurapuHOST
17:12
Right.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
17:12
'Cause, you know, there were good apps for that, and the user interface was good for that, and the graphics were good for that.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
17:20
But the question was, would consumers wanna do creative things on a Mac? And Apple was in the process of designing software to help with that, like iPhoto and iMovie.
Vijay DamojipurapuHOST
17:30
Yeah.
Bill GallagherHOST
5:02
Yeah.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
5:03
And I said, "Isn't that what you do when you make a product easy to use, when you design something beautiful, when you create software that can connect a camera with iPhoto and someone can, mere mortals can make great photos or movies?" He goes, "Yeah." He goes, "You know, Cupertino's the most secular zip code in the world.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
5:22
Can you find another word?" You know.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
5:24
[laughs] And, uh-
Jeff RichardsonHOST
6:55
This was long before the iPhone.
Jeff RichardsonHOST
6:57
It was called iPhoto.
Jeff RichardsonHOST
6:58
And one of the early features of iPhoto was you could do this.
Jeff RichardsonHOST
7:01
You could do the ratings, right.
Jeff RichardsonHOST
7:02
And I thought, oh, this is a five-star picture.
Andy CohenHOST
42:08
And in the living room it's, like, all family pictures, and in my office it's, like, kind of fun personal pictures from my archive.
Andy CohenHOST
42:15
And I've just been going through my iPhoto and sending them to the frame.
Andy CohenHOST
42:20
And there's a picture of me in the Hamptons with the Housewives of Beverly Hills.
Andy CohenHOST
42:25
Me, it's me, Rinna, Eileen, Kyle, and Vanderpump.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
8:52
It was the ease of getting on the internet.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
8:54
But we were starting to make these apps like iMovie and iPhoto that were changes.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
9:01
And I told Steve that, you know, it's so interesting.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
9:03
I commute back to Minneapolis on the weekends because I was still commuting at that time.
Rob BlackHOST
27:44
iMovie fed into the Mac.
Rob BlackHOST
27:46
Photos went into iPhoto.
Rob BlackHOST
27:50
And the Mac organizes all that chaos.
Rob BlackHOST
27:52
So for everything that Mark Zuckerberg creates and or OpenAI, it's lost on me because I'm already in a hub.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
42:16
Scrapbooks.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
42:17
And then I come to Cupertino and you're inventing applications like iPhoto for a digital world where people are creating books and things, not scrapbooks, using a Mac, an app, and a digital camera.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
42:36
And I said, it's kind of like, when you think about it, you know, the Mac is the center of your digital
Jay ShearHOST
42:44
life.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
47:29
He announced it in January.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
47:32
And that was the primary strategic change that made Apple what it became during the rest of Steve's career.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
47:40
You know, that led to the iPod, that led to the music store, iTunes, that led, you know, iPhotos being worked on, everything.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
47:52
What Apple became really came out of that vision of the digital hub.
D. Griffin JonesHOST
37:48
Again, this is only a problem that will really matter for the first six months, and then everybody will forget about.
D. Griffin JonesHOST
37:55
I remember that when OS X Yosemite came out, I had to wait six months for the new Photos app to replace iPhoto.
D. Griffin JonesHOST
38:03
That was delayed, but nobody remembers that anymore.
D. Griffin JonesHOST
38:07
It's only a problem when it's new.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
59:46
We, we put together these 3D displays, and they were really fun.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
59:50
We launched iPhoto.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
59:52
We had, like, 500 little of those photos that looked like you took them out of the old cameras.
Tiffany CarterHOST
59:58
Mm.

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