Category: Podcast
Extremely hot and out now! Cinemaware is back! AJ and Joerg talk to Matt Falcus and Sven Vößing from Cinemaware, who have taken their classic games to entirely new levels. Aheh… get it? Games? Levels? Cinemaware: http://www.cinemaware.com Rocket Ranger Reloaded: http://rocketrangerreloaded.com Wings! Remastered Edition: http://www.cinemawarewings.com Sven’s Retro Hunter: http://retro-hunter.de Matt’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/Matt_Falcus John Draper’s Health Issues/fundraising: http://www.webcrunchers.com/back-to-hospital-again/ Joerg: http://nafcom.eu AJ:…
It is common knowledge that Dr. Wendell Sander is the “father” of the Apple ///, and that Daniel Kottke was the lead tech for the Sara project. But did you know that before Colette Askeland was doing board layout design for the original Macintosh prototypes, she was the PCB layout artist for the ///?
This month on Open Apple, Quinn Dunki and Mike Maginnis talk to Chris Torrence, the new Roger Wagner Volunteer Archivist on behalf of Softalk magazine. Chris is a lifelong Apple II fan, and has recently undertaken the valuable effort of producing a book containing all of Roger Wagner’s Assembly Lines columns. That and much more for your Apple fix this…
A new episode of The History of Personal Computing is available now. On this episode listen along as David Greelish and Jeff Salzman discuss several of the early single board computers, including the Nascom 1, OSI Superboard, MOS Technology KIM-1, anf the COSMAC ELF. Link: The History of Personal Computing Website
InverseAtascii is an Atari podcast that covers productivity tools for the Atari 8 bit line of computers, and it has released its second episode talking about the first word processor released for the Atari 8 bit computers. To download the show and check some screenshots of the Letter Perfect software, click the link below. Link: InverseAtascii
The new episode of FloppyDays is out. This month Randy Kindig covers the less-known CompuColor II, interviews Jim Battle, creator of a CompuColor emulator, and much more! Another great news on the podcast is the Vintage Computing news brought you by …. Vintage is The New Old. That’s right! Starting on this episode, we are going to have a segment…
The new huge episode of Antic is now available for your commuting pleasure! On this episode of Antic, the Atari 8-bit PODCAST: We delve into the SIDE2 compact flash interface, look at arcade games ported to the 8-bits, discuss another new atari podcast, and interviews with Gray Chang — author of Claim Jumper — and Jonathan Halliday, creator of the…
Listen along as David Greelish and Jeff Salzman discuss the history of the Altair 8800 and Kaypro computer. The Altair 8800 is a Tier One computer presented as the first “commercially available home computer.” As such, it was chosen to be the first computer we talk about on this podcast. The Kaypro was chosen due to a recent and unfortunate…
This is a new podcast that was released today by Jeff Salzman and David Greelish, and on its debut episode talks about the SCELBI computer system, Mark-8 and ECHO IV. The podcast is planned to be released every other weekly, telling the history and development of the single most important technological advancement of the last forty years, the personal computer!…
Scene World Podcast Episode #1 is out! The guys over at Scene World are talking about C64 SID copyright issues, privacy, world events and loads of other interesting scene related stuff! Also this first episode they have freelance reporter and former demoscene member “Ghandy” (Lars Sobiraj) as a special guest! You can listen on the website or if you prefer…
