
We cover Atari news, reviews, and a special feature each show for the Atari 8-bit line of computers (400/800/XL/XE/XEGS)
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 602 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNewsTechnology | |||

Vince Wu, The Learning Phone (Atari PLATO Terminal) Vince Wu worked at Atari for about two and a half years. He was the programmer of The Learning Phone, the PLATO terminal for Atari 8-bit computers. Before that, he worked with PLATO at the Universit... more
Walt Klappert, Atari Advanced Development Group/WCI Labs Walt Klappert worked at Atari's Advanced Development Group/WCI Labs in New York, and later at Take One Enterprises in California. He worked with Nancy and Steve Mayer on a variety of projects w... more
ANTIC Episode 130 - The Tongue-Twister Episode
In this episode of ANTIC The Atari 8-Bit Computer Podcast… We trip all over our own tongues trying to bring you all the news fit to print in the Atari 8-bit computer world…
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Steve Bryson, game programmer Steve Bryson was a programmer for EPYX and The Connelley Group, where he ported many games to various 8-bit systems. He ported Dragonriders of Pern, an action/strategy game based on the Anne McCaffrey novels, to Atari an... more
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This is a great monthly (or so) podcast about the happenings in Atari computing from the 80s. They cover some history, new discoveries and products and the fan community.
As someone who never used an Atari computer I enjoy listening anyway. So that’s an endorsement if there ever is one.
My only caveat is the audio quality isn’t always great. I wish whichever of the hosts is using a gamer headset would get a proper mic to record their audio. It would be much better. Keep up the good work fell... more
What makes the podcast great is it’s not professionally produced and has the essence of attending an old Atari user group in person.
These tools are suddenly trying to make Mastodon a thing when it will never be anything more than a cesspool filled with leftists. They seem to have an issue with Twitter not suppressing speech they don’t like and Elon’a political views which clearly enrage these leftists.
When I first started listening to this podcast, I was just searching for the first time for anything related to Atari. I was pleasantly surprised that I found one and that it had recently started. That was nearly 10 years ago!
I am especially encouraged listening to the interviews. I was glad that 3-hour long regular shows containing interviews were reset back to their usual length and the interviews turned into their own high quality shows.
I was also impressed when I heard about the 10-line ... more
Excellent. And everything with Randy is guaranteed to be redeemable for its weight in gold!
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A deep-dan exploration of retro computing centered on the Atari 8-bit ecosystem, with a strong focus on historical interviews, archival work, and hands-on hardware/software projects. Episodes frequently feature long-form conversations with former engineers, designers, and community contributors, plus roundtable updates on emulation, preservation, hardware peripherals, and museum/archival efforts. The show stands out for its rich mix of first-person accounts, community-driven updates, and practical retrospectives that connect early 8-bit history to modern tooling and preservation efforts. The format often blends technical detail with nostalgia, making it a compelling resource for developers, historians, and enthusiasts who want to understand... more
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