Topic: Itunes

Adam Curry details his role in the creation of podcasting, specifically his collaboration with Dave Winer to implement technical changes to RSS. He describes the "Aha!" moment in 2003 when he realized the iPod could serve as a portable radio receiver. While Apple was a good steward of the medium initially, Curry criticizes their eventual move toward gatekeeping and removing shows like the X22 Report.

The documentary Alex's War, directed by Alex Moyer, reached number four on the Apple iTunes pre-order charts shortly after its release. The film is positioned behind major Hollywood productions like Top Gun and Jurassic World, outperforming titles such as Elvis. Jones emphasizes that he has no financial stake in the film but encourages support for independent filmmaking to counter establishment censorship.

Artist Jimmy Levy discusses his new song with Hi-Rez, "Welcome to the Revolution," which has reached the top five on the iTunes pop charts. Levy describes his transition from secular music to creating anthems for the freedom movement and spiritual warfare. The song's success is viewed as evidence that the public is hungry for truth and willing to bypass mainstream media machines to support independent artists.