Category: Podcast
This episode features Atari Family Finances as released by Atari in 1982. This software was originally released in 1981 through APX as Family Cash Flow and Family Budget. It was written by Jerry Falkenhan. The Inverse ATASCII podcast discusses productivity software, hardware that supports productivity, and modern life with vintage Atari computers. Link: Inverse Atascii
This month on Open Apple, the hosts interview Ben Heck. They talk about his Apple I replica, his Apple IIgs laptop, and much more. Link: Open Apple
Immortal C64 Episode 44 – A little later than normal. Track Listing : 01 .. Tomas Danko – Elementary – 3:5102 .. Adam Gilmore – Elvira Arcade – 3:04 03 .. Ari Yliaho – Oldskoolcrayfish – 1:21 04 .. Alexander Rotzsch – Numero 15 – 2:0605 .. Hein Holt – Cheap Porn – 3:1206 .. Richard Joseph – Sacred Armour…
This is a special interview-only episode of Floppy Days with Paul Freiberger and Michael Swaine, authors of the various editions of the computer history book entitled “Fire in the Valley”. Link: FloppyDays Podcast
This new episode of Inverse ATASCI features VisiCalc, originally released in 1980 by Personal Software and later in 1982 released by VisiCorp. It was written by Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston under Software Arts, Inc. This program for the Atari 8 bit line of computers was the first commercial spreadsheet for the Atari. There is a very interesting relationship with…
Learn everything about the Commodore PET in the new episode of The History of Personal Computing Podcast, completing the coverage of the “Personal Computer Trifecta”, or “Holy Trinity”, depending on which host you ask. Link: The History of Personal Computing
In this episode Dean Swain, Paul Davies, Steve Erickson and special guest Chris O’Regan prepare for the battle in our 8 Bit Wars Special. Paul tries to maintain order and decide which one will win Spectrum, C64 or the Amstrad. Will there be 8 bit tears before bedtime?! Website: http://retroasylum.com
Scene World Podcast #3 – The Peruvian SceneDid you know that Peru had a C64 scene? No? Well, the guys over at Scene World speak to Mr Byte who played a key role in building up this scene! Website: http://sceneworld.org
This month on Open Apple the hosts present an early holiday gift, in the form of an epic three hour episode. They sit down for a great conversation with Apple II legend Randy Brandt, perhaps best known for his work at Beagle Bros. We go deep on Beagle Bros, exploring the making of their quirky, innovative software and the wacky…
At this point in the podcast run, we are still in the late 1970’s time frame, and the OSI (Ohio Scientific Challenger) machines fall into that time frame for their release. No vintage computer historical journey would be complete without including these very important machines. As usual, Randy will cover the history, technical specs, peripherals, Web sites, books, emulation and…
