Daniel Kottke's guest appearances

Daniel Kottke

Valley Talks – stories of Silicon Valley Startups

Drop III Inches

TWiT Throwback (Audio)

TWiT Throwback (Video)

“That’s Myrony” (My + Irony)

Bruce Lipton

Carl Jung

Marc Canter

Shanna Lee

Jon Vlassopulos

Dave Sanderson

Corey Poirier

Richard Gearhart

Karen Kenney

Hayley Leibson

Susan Johnston

Don Williams

Kamelia Britton

Mario Puzo

Corey Glover

OwlTail

Daniel Kottke met Steve Jobs during the first couple of weeks while at Reed College. They became friends after Kottke introduced Jobs to spirituality which later included them going to India in search of enlightenment. Kottke shares how he was Apple’s first part-time employee, worked in the now infamous garage of Jobs’ parents and the early history behind Apple. In this episode we get to hear the true story about Jobs and the early years of Apple from another perspective and it is fascinating!! Another big myrony is how Daniel and Alysha met from two chance meetings which the latest one was thanks to last week’s guest Ernest White II. As we know there are no coincidences so was their meeting so he could share his story here? We believe so because “That’s Myrony”!!   About the Guest:Kottke was a friend of Steve Jobs at Reed College, where their shared interest in eastern spirituality led them to make a 4-month journey to india in 1974. Daniel built Apple-1’s in the Jobs garage in 1976, worked on the Apple II production line 1977-8, built prototypes of the Apple-III 1979-80, built prototypes of the Mac 1981-84 and was a contributing engineer to the original Macintosh128.He worked at a dozen start-ups in the years 1985-2008 before focusing more on real estate since 2009. Hosted and produced the local cable show The Next Step 2005-2012 - shows on themes mostly related to consciousness or culture. Still involved in real estate but in recent years very focused on creating smart-home solutions for the multi-tenant and elder-care sectors.Also in recent years he’s been building the kilotunes.com collection of pop/RnR song charts (lyrics + chords) numbering over 2000 songs now. Contact: linkedin.com/in/danielkottkeTwitter: @dkottke About the Hosts:Alysha Myronuk is the creator of the fun new word of myrony (my+irony) which are the crazy coincidences that happen in life that we can’t explain and is also another word for sign/synchronicity. Her life was fairly normal until she got into a car accident that triggered fibromyalgia at the age of 18 and had to deal with that very painful chronic condition along with many other life challenges including loss of both parents, marriage, divorce, suicide attempts, alcohol and prescription drug abuse and a full hysterectomy by the time she was 35. Alysha’s strong spiritual connection and tenacity is what helped her through those very dark days that lead into years at times. Later she realized the reason she went through those trying times was so she could help others struggling with life’s challenges and share the understanding of how to move forward.She now lives in San Jose, CA but still considers herself an East Coast girl at heart after growing up in Northern New Jersey and living in Delaware, Maryland and DC area for her entire life until she moved to California 8 years ago in 6 days which is a part of her myronic journey that helped her tap into her super power that she calls her “Spiritual Spidey Sense”. Thanks to her many careers which include hospitality &amp; sales has allowed her to meet and work with so many different people but she is extremely excited to now be following her calling in life of sharing her concept of myrony by co-hosting “That’s Myrony” Podcast (www.ThatsMyrony.com/podcast-1) and also helping others through her spiritual coaching business “My Myrony” Mentoring where she is able to use her psychic gift of “knowing” also known as claircognizance to help her clients understand their blocks in life which help them move forward from their past to create the life they desire all with a little myrony :) www.ThatsMyrony.com/my-myrony-mentoringCo-Host Todd J. Courtney was raised in San Jose, CA. where he spent the past 30 years as a business owner. During that time, he was teaching what Wallace D. Wattles calls “thinking stuff” to business offices. While raising three kids and teaching them the same techniques, he realized his passion lies with helping our youth understand that they too can create the life they truly dream of.It wasn’t long before Todd realized why most of our youth get trapped in the same cycles as their parents. After researching the teen and young adult market, it seemed a lot more work needed to be done to help our youth during this time of a rapidly changing world. Todd’s premise is this; “If we expect our youth to change the world, we have to start by changing our youth.”So, he wrote his first book, “Thinking in One Direction,” which helps teens navigate life with less stress.Given his knowledge on the subconscious mind and seeing the need to help our youth in the areas of health, Todd created the first ever animation video for kids with leukemia. This fun, adventurous, yet non-invasive animation, blends the power of the mind with the body and backs it up with the science of epigenetics. You can learn more about this at www.JustImagineIf.org.During his research on brainwaves, he learned that 95% of our behavioral patterns are established by the age of 7, which scared the hell out of him. So, he and his wife, Jackie, created a new genre of nursery rhymes written for the 21st century! Something that can program the child with positive messaging that was value driven. You can find their books at MaxRhymes.com.Over the past couple years, he got to know Alysha Myronuk with whom he shared a lot in common. After many conversations they decided to create a new podcast, “That’s Myrony,” to teach others how to explore and take notice of their own personal ironies, or as we call them, Myronies!Thanks for listening!Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below!Subscribe to the podcastIf you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also subscribe in your favorite podcast app.Leave us an Apple Podcasts reviewRatings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts. 

Daniel Kottke met Steve Jobs during the first couple of weeks while at Reed College. They became friends after Kottke introduced Jobs to spirituality which later included them going to India in search of enlightenment. Kottke shares how he was Apple’s first part-time employee, worked in the now infamous garage of Jobs’ parents and the early history behind Apple. In this episode we get to hear the true story about Jobs and the early years of Apple from another perspective and it is fascinating!! Another big myrony is how Daniel and Alysha met from two chance meetings which the latest one was thanks to last week’s guest Ernest White II. As we know there are no coincidences so was their meeting so he could share his story here? We believe so because “That’s Myrony”!!   About the Guest:Kottke was a friend of Steve Jobs at Reed College, where their shared interest in eastern spirituality led them to make a 4-month journey to india in 1974. Daniel built Apple-1’s in the Jobs garage in 1976, worked on the Apple II production line 1977-8, built prototypes of the Apple-III 1979-80, built prototypes of the Mac 1981-84 and was a contributing engineer to the original Macintosh128.He worked at a dozen start-ups in the years 1985-2008 before focusing more on real estate since 2009. Hosted and produced the local cable show The Next Step 2005-2012 - shows on themes mostly related to consciousness or culture. Still involved in real estate but in recent years very focused on creating smart-home solutions for the multi-tenant and elder-care sectors.Also in recent years he’s been building the <a href="http://kilotunes.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">kilotunes.com</a> collection of pop/RnR song charts (lyrics + chords) numbering over 2000 songs now. Contact: <a href="http://www.linkedin.com/in/danielkottke" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">linkedin.com/in/danielkottke</a>Twitter: @dkottke About the Hosts:Alysha Myronuk is the creator of the fun new word of myrony (my+irony) which are the crazy coincidences that happen in life that we can’t explain and is also another word for sign/synchronicity. Her life was fairly normal until she got into a car accident that triggered fibromyalgia at the age of 18 and had to deal with that very painful chronic condition along with many other life challenges including loss of both parents, marriage, divorce, suicide attempts, alcohol and prescription drug abuse and a full hysterectomy by the time she was 35. Alysha’s strong spiritual connection and tenacity is what helped her through those very dark days that lead into years at times. Later she realized the reason she went through those trying times was so she could help others struggling with life’s challenges and share the understanding of how to move forward.She now lives in San Jose, CA but still considers herself an East Coast girl at heart after growing up in Northern New Jersey and living in Delaware, Maryland and DC area for her entire life until she moved to California 8 years ago in 6 days which is a part of her myronic journey that helped her tap into her super power that she calls her “Spiritual Spidey Sense”. Thanks to her many careers which include hospitality &amp; sales has allowed her to meet and work with so many different people but she is extremely excited to now be following her calling in life of sharing her concept of myrony by co-hosting “That’s Myrony” Podcast (<a href="http://www.thatsmyrony.com/podcast-1" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.ThatsMyrony.com/podcast-1</a>) and also helping others through her spiritual coaching business “My Myrony” Mentoring where she is able to use her psychic gift of “knowing” also known as claircognizance to help her clients understand their blocks in life which help them move forward from their past to create the life they desire all with a little myrony :) <a href="http://www.thatsmyrony.com/my-myrony-mentoring" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.ThatsMyrony.com/my-myrony-mentoring</a>Co-Host Todd J. Courtney was raised in San Jose, CA. where he spent the past 30 years as a business owner. During that time, he was teaching what Wallace D. Wattles calls “thinking stuff” to business offices. While raising three kids and teaching them the same techniques, he realized his passion lies with helping our youth understand that they too can create the life they truly dream of.It wasn’t long before Todd realized why most of our youth get trapped in the same cycles as their parents. After researching the teen and young adult market, it seemed a lot more work needed to be done to help our youth during this time of a rapidly changing world. Todd’s premise is this; “If we expect our youth to change the world, we have to start by changing our youth.”So, he wrote his first book, “Thinking in One Direction,” which helps teens navigate life with less stress.Given his knowledge on the subconscious mind and seeing the need to help our youth in the areas of health, Todd created the first ever animation video for kids with leukemia. This fun, adventurous, yet non-invasive animation, blends the power of the mind with the body and backs it up with the science of epigenetics. You can learn more about this at <a href="http://www.justimagineif.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.JustImagineIf.org</a>.During his research on brainwaves, he learned that 95% of our behavioral patterns are established by the age of 7, which scared the hell out of him. So, he and his wife, Jackie, created a new genre of nursery rhymes written for the 21st century! Something that can program the child with positive messaging that was value driven. You can find their books at <a href="http://www.inspirationalnurseryrhymes.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">MaxRhymes.com</a>.Over the past couple years, he got to know Alysha Myronuk with whom he shared a lot in common. After many conversations they decided to create a new podcast, “That’s Myrony,” to teach others how to explore and take notice of their own personal ironies, or as we call them, Myronies!Thanks for listening!Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below!Subscribe to the podcastIf you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also subscribe in your favorite podcast app.Leave us an Apple Podcasts reviewRatings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts.

Helping Steve Jobs and Apple seek Spiritual Enlightenment with Daniel Kottke

New Season is out! In this first episode of season 3 on STARTUP BRANDING, we travel in time to a place where computer history was made and the idea of innovative was born. Hold tight, as Daniel Kottke – Steve Jobs’ college friend and the first employee to work in Apple’s garage, takes us way back to an apple farm in 1975 where the genesis of the Apple brand was first imagined! He shares unbelievable stories from the early days of Apple I and Macintosh while divulging insights into his humble beginnings in Jobs’ family garage in Los Altos.How did Apple become the most reliable and recognizable brand?How come Daniel was the only one working in a garage?In what ways did the Macintosh brand evolution set standards in marketing and branding?What is Daniel’s takeaway from his early days with Apple?What is his tried and true advice for start-up entrepreneurs looking to sell a product?Thank you to DocuSign www.docusign.com for hosting us in their fabulous space. Kudos to Denim Video www.denimvideo.com for the show's production.

New Season is out! In this first episode of season 3 on STARTUP BRANDING, we travel in time to a place where computer history was made and the idea of innovative was born. Hold tight, as Daniel Kottke – Steve Jobs’ college friend and the first employee to work in Apple’s garage, takes us way back to an apple farm in 1975 where the genesis of the Apple brand was first imagined! He shares unbelievable stories from the early days of Apple I and Macintosh while divulging insights into his humble beginnings in Jobs’ family garage in Los Altos. How did Apple become the most reliable and recognizable brand? How come Daniel was the only one working in a garage? In what ways did the Macintosh brand evolution set standards in marketing and branding? What is Daniel’s takeaway from his early days with Apple? What is his tried and true advice for start-up entrepreneurs looking to sell a product? Thank you to DocuSign <a href="http://www.docusign.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.docusign.com</a> for hosting us in their fabulous space. Kudos to Denim Video <a href="http://www.denimvideo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.denimvideo.com</a> for the show's production.

The roots of Apple brand with Daniel Kottke - Steve Jobs' friend and early Apple employee

We begin 2016 discussing the “Driv3rs” python script with its author, Mike Whalen, some miscellaneous topics, and a phone interview with Daniel Kottke, from some years ago. Mike Whalen’s Driv3rs script will take an SOS.DRIVER file and extract information about all of the drivers contained within, and we talk about using the script, finding drivers, the format of drivers within the SOS.DRIVER file, and other related things. Other miscellaneous topics include recapping power supplies, Apple /// prototyping boards, being foiled by copy protection, Monitor /// designs, the TRS-80 Models II and 4P, and probably other things. Daniel Kottke is surely well known to anyone listening to this podcast, but he was an Apple technician in the very early days, working on the Apple /// project up until about when it shipped (then moving over to the Mac team). Daniel speaks with Mike in a phone interview from several years ago about various interesting features of the Apple /// and its development, and the general atmosphere within Apple before its launch. Within the episode, various links were promised for the show notes, and they are as follows:  Driv3rs python script on github Ivan Drucker’s cppo script to extract files from disk images. In python, supports DOS 3.3, ProDOS, SOS, DOS-ordered and ProDOS-ordered images, and can extract one file or all of them to the local filesystem. Apple /// SOS Device Driver Writer’s Guide Apple /// power supply recapping and repair video InfoWorld April 2, 1984 Keystroke Database and Report Generator reviews InfoWorld May 28, 1984 response to Keystroke review from a reader (not actually from Brock itself) Videx Ultraterm Apple /// support notice On Three v7n11-12, including ad for Draw On /// with Graphics Tablet support. (On page 5, $20 extra at the end of 1990.) Titan /// + //e users guide. Mentions using 65C02 in conjunction with Titan cards on page 4-7. Dave Ottalini reports notes from Bob Consorti about using the 65802 in the Apple /// in The Best of Ottalini #8.

We begin 2016 discussing the “Driv3rs” python script with its author, Mike Whalen, some miscellaneous topics, and a phone interview with Daniel Kottke, from some years ago. Mike Whalen’s Driv3rs script will take an SOS.DRIVER file and extract information about all of the drivers contained within, and we talk about using the script, finding drivers, the format of drivers within the SOS.DRIVER file, and other related things. Other miscellaneous topics include recapping power supplies, Apple /// prototyping boards, being foiled by copy protection, Monitor /// designs, the TRS-80 Models II and 4P, and probably other things. Daniel Kottke is surely well known to anyone listening to this podcast, but he was an Apple technician in the very early days, working on the Apple /// project up until about when it shipped (then moving over to the Mac team). Daniel speaks with Mike in a phone interview from several years ago about various interesting features of the Apple /// and its development, and the general atmosphere within Apple before its launch. Within the episode, various links were promised for the show notes, and they are as follows: <ul> <li><a href="https://github.com/thecompu/Driv3rs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Driv3rs python script on github</a></li> <li><a href="http://ivanx.com/cppo/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ivan Drucker’s cppo script to extract files from disk images.</a> In python, supports DOS 3.3, ProDOS, SOS, DOS-ordered and ProDOS-ordered images, and can extract one file or all of them to the local filesystem.</li> <li><a href="https://archive.org/details/Apple_III_SOS_Device_Driver_Writers_Guide.PDF" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple /// SOS Device Driver Writer’s Guide</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yfcd2EAGN5g" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple /// power supply recapping and repair video</a></li> <li><a href="https://books.google.com/books?id=kC4EAAAAMBAJ&amp;lpg=PA3&amp;ots=uRPir8FQk_&amp;dq=infoworld%20april%202%2C%201984&amp;pg=PA50#v=onepage&amp;q&amp;f=false" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">InfoWorld April 2, 1984 Keystroke Database and Report Generator reviews</a></li> <li><a href="https://books.google.com/books?id=ui4EAAAAMBAJ&amp;lpg=PA5&amp;ots=wjSBBHLWWl&amp;dq=infoworld%20may%2028%201984&amp;pg=PA86#v=onepage&amp;q&amp;f=false" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">InfoWorld May 28, 1984 response to Keystroke review from a reader</a> (not actually from Brock itself)</li> <li><a href="http://mirrors.apple2.org.za/ftp.apple.asimov.net/documentation/apple3/Videx-Apple%20III%20Ultraterm%20Special%20Notice.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Videx Ultraterm Apple /// support notice</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.apple2scans.net/files/on-three/v7n11-12.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">On Three v7n11-12, including ad for Draw On /// with Graphics Tablet support.</a> (On page 5, $20 extra at the end of 1990.)</li> <li><a href="http://apple3.org/Documents/Manuals/Titan%20III%20Plus%20IIe%20Users%20Guide.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Titan /// + //e users guide.</a> Mentions using 65C02 in conjunction with Titan cards on page 4-7.</li> <li><a href="http://drop-iii-inches.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/The-Best-of-Ottalini-8.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dave Ottalini reports notes from Bob Consorti about using the 65802 in the Apple /// in The Best of Ottalini #8.</a></li></ul>

Episode 14: Daniel Kottke, Diving into SOS.DRIVER, Misc., and Etc.