
Historian and loudmouth Jason Scott shares stories of technology, retrocomputing, documentary filmmaking, and general schennanigans from his decades of travels and research. From experiences on the road while shooting documentaries to often-obscure points of order, Jason keeps a fast-moving pace and even he doesn't know where we're ending up at the end.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 330 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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The CD-ROM INC Ingestion Episode: We Take Many Things, 16 Boxes of CD-ROMs, Duplication and Destruction, First CD-ROMs, 4 Channels of Ingestion, Ups and Downs, Ultimate Goals, Importance and Obviousness, A Quick Adventure.The arrival of around 1,500 ... more
The Infinite Hotel California: The Projects That Keep Returning, Highway 1, Hotel California, Low Power Radio, The Nightmares, Magic and Serendipity, A Recipe For a Lovely Time.A few thoughts about a years-long project I've thought about off and on.
The Lessons of Too Much Halo Episode: Games Buddy Kyle, Doubles Mode, Twenty Years of Twos, No Strategy, Psychological Profiles, Preventing the Quit, Why We're Winning, Moving On, Screaming at the Screen, The Edges of Learning.An episode about how Ky... more
The Brewster Episode.
A flood of memories about my short and sad time in Brewster, New York, and why I'm still around.
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Often there’s several at the end of the month, spacing them out is pretty awesome.
The reason for this podcast alone is inspiring...use your talent in creative ways to get out of debt. But also hearing these stories is great fun and I check back often for new installments, and whether it’s about radio DJ’ing from a campus to interviewing with hackers, I always learn something new.
A friend of mine suggested this podcast and I’m hooked! Planned on listening to one and have already binge listened to six. Looking forward to listening to the rest!
Totally miss the bbs days and this podcast is great to bring back all those memories!
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Apple Podcasts | #240 |
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Content centers around the personal narratives and reflections of the host, exploring themes such as technology, retrocomputing, and the complexities of archival preservation. Noteworthy topics include the emotional significance of collecting memorabilia, the impact of digital culture on personal identity, and the challenges of preserving historical data amidst evolving technology. The host's anecdotes from various cultural explorations add depth to discussions about community and the nature of human interactions, making the storytelling engaging and relatable for listeners with an interest in history, technology, and personal growth. The pacing is energetic and often humorous, appealing to those who appreciate thoughtful yet entertaining ... more
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