Tag: Open Apple Podcast
Open Apple brings excellent content for any retro computer enthusiast, doesn’t matter the brand. If you want to know a bit more what is going on in the Apple II world, make sure to listen every month! Mike and Quinn sit down with each other and catch up on all the news they’ve been neglecting lately. They discuss the disappointing…
There is never too many magazines around, and we are happy to see Call A.P.P.L.E is also contributing to the community with a magazine with excellent content. The 36-pages Jan/Feb issue is available to all A.P.P.L.E (Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange) members with the following content: – Akalabeth: The Beginning of a Legacy – Steve Jobs: The Quiet Philanthropist – GBBS Pro:…
Open Apple podcast has released a special episode produced by Mike Whalen about the 2016 Kansasfest. Back in July, Mike attended Kansasfest equipped with his audio production gear. While enjoying the Applepaloosa that happens every year, he captured a series of interviews and biographies. The production is superb in quality and content, giving a vivid image of what is Kansasfest, why people spend…
The latest episode of the Open Apple podcast has been released. Episode 63 covers a newcomer’s perspective on KansasFest, a new Apple ProDOS, and lots of other stuff, new and old. Link: open-apple.net Subscribe: iTunes
Quinn Dunki, host #1 of Open Apple podcast and the woman behind Blondihacks blog, has published an extensive review of the most recent release in the modern storage realm, the Floppy Emu by Steve Chamberlin of Big Mess O’ Wires fame. “The best part of the Floppy Emu is probably its flexibility. It will emulate 5.25″ drives, 3.5″ drives, and Smart Port devices…
A new episode of your favorite Apple II podcast is out. This month on Open Apple, Mike and Quinn round out the year with our annual tradition of sitting around a virtual table with some friends of the show, discussing whatever comes to mind. The hosts receive the visit of Randy Brandt of Beagle Bros. fame, Charles Mangin of RetroConnector, and some guy named…
