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View of a Toniebox sitting on a kids white bathroom counter. The box has bright red fabric sides with holes cut out on one face for the speaker. The top of the Toniebox is white plastic with a small red square in the middle. A small spotted cat cartoon character stands on the red square brushing his hair. Two cat-like ears, one slightly larger than the other, protrude from the white plastic square on top of the box and act as volume controllers. Sitting on the counter next the Toniebox are an aqua-colored toothbrush, a small glass with a comb standing in it, and a bar of white soap in the background.

CES 2025: Tonies Audio Stories and Music for Kids

Allison interviews Madi Howeth from Tonies about their Toniebox, an audio player designed to bring audio stories, music, and learning to life for kids of all ages. The Toniebox is perfect for little hands and is designed to be easy to use. Tonies feature everything from Disney favorites and bedtime stories to mindfulness and interactive […]

NC #1035 iFixit Smart Soldering Iron, XEBEC Snap-On Monitors, My Boyfriend Claude AI, Maono Mics, Music Tech with Steve Mallard

Hi, this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Apple Podcast, hosted at Podfeet.com, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Apple bias. Today is Sunday, March 9, 2025, and this is show number 1035. mp3 download Thank You, Claude! – DTNS Live 4967 – Daily Tech News Show This week I got to […]

CCATP #810 — Steve Mallard on Evolution of Music Tech

You know I’m not a music person, but I’ve invited Steve Mallard onto the show to talk about a topic he’s quite passionate about – the evolution of music tech. He is not an expert in this field, he just finds the history fascinating. Steve will take us back to the first acoustic guitars, and […]

Music on the iPad with forScore — By Bruce from Tennessee

forScore on iPad This is Bruce from Tennessee, aka UseTheData, with some thoughts about working with sheet music on an iPad. First of all, what’s the Problem to be Solved? Well, the real Problem is that I’m a geek who likes toys. But we’re not going to solve that problem here, and I’m not sure […]

One Switch to Rule them All

Default Switches in One Switch The late, great Tim Verpoorten used to love a menu bar app that did one thing and did it well. I’ve got a menu bar app that does 23 unique things and does almost all of them well. It’s called One Switch from Fireball Studio. One Switch is a funny […]

Learn to Make Compelling Slideshows with FotoMagico – ScreenCastsOnline Tutorial

If you’ve got a special moment to commemorate, there’s nothing more compelling than a well-done slide show with music timed to pull at the heartstrings. Whether it’s celebrating the birthday of a beloved aunt, commemorating a season of little league, or capturing your family vacation, a slide show can bring tears and joy if done […]

How I Fell in Love With AirPlay 2 with Sonos – by Bart Busschots

Since moving into my new house in January I’ve gone all-in on AirPlay 2 devices. This screenshot probably makes my point — and bear in mind it’s missing our second AppleTV which is off-line today in preparation for some furniture re-arrangement! How did I get here? What was I doing in the old house? But […]

CCATP #620 — Eleanor Mazzarella on Moving from Musician to Programmer

This week we’re joined by Eleanor Mazzarella, a musician turned programmer. She gives us her background in music from finding a clarinet on a bookshelf as a child to a career as a classical performer. She then walks us through how and why she decided that programming sounded like more fun. She’s a funny, delightful […]

The Power of AirPlay 2

December 9, 2018
by podfeet

You guys know that I’m not a huge listener of music, and to be honest, Steve doesn’t play music really often either. There are times that we like it though, like during the holiday season. Steve loves to play the Charlie Brown Christmas music and other classics. (Dorothy, I know you think anything after the […]

NC #695a Melodics, QR Codes for WiFi Passwords, Ethics in Reviews, iPad Apps to Entertain a Toddler

The audio of this episode was originally posted with several minutes missing. If you hear a jump from talking about Amazon reviews to the end of BANDIMAL, you have the old version. My apologies! The NosillaCastaways will be hanging out in the live chat room during the Apple announcement on September 12th at 10am Pacific […]

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