Last week, I forgot to write a Vergecast post for the site.

Also last week, The Verge all got together to see what part of capitalism Apple can disrupt next. As you may have guessed from reading the site in the past week, it was credit cards, television, and news.

Our faithful tech luminaries and hosts of The Vergecast Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, and Paul Miller brought in resident home television expert Chris Welch to the show to analyze these Apple announcements and what they mean for the future of streaming, credit, and how people get their news.

And of course, Paul brings back his reoccurring segment, “Invisible to visible”. So if you haven’t already listened to last week’s episode of The Vergecast, here’s a friendly reminder!

Stories discussed last week: 

• Apple Event 2019: TV Plus shows, News, Oprah …
• Apple’s TV efforts: an abridged history over the years
• Apple News Plus: price, release date, and how to sign up
• Apple launches $9.99 Apple News Plus
• The Apple Card is a perfect example of Apple’s post-iPhone strategy …
• Apple announces Apple Card credit card
• Apple Card: Apple’s thinnest and lightest status symbol ever
• Apple Arcade has game developers excited, but questions remain …
• Apple Arcade is a new game subscription for iOS, Mac, and Apple TV 
• All the shows coming to Apple’s TV streaming service
• Apple’s revamped TV app is coming to Roku and Fire TV
• iPad Air (2019) review
• I rode with Nissan’s AR and 5G-powered virtual passengers
• Nintendo plans two new Switch models for this year: WSJ 

There’s a lot more Vergecast where that came from, so check out everything else in our feed, like last Tuesday’s episode with Nilay and author Shoshana Zuboff discussing how to define, understand, and fight surveillance capitalism, as well as a special cross-over episode with Recode Media’s Peter Kafka.