Ye olde Macintosh stuffe read to thee. Junk food for old time (pre-1999) Apple Macintosh zealots.
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I was a suscriber way back in the day when Derek read through the MacFolklore.org website. That was good enough to keep me listening, but this latest incarnation is far better, digging up stories from here and there which are harder to collect on one's own. For anyone interested in computer history, this is your podcast.
Mac Folklore Radio has always been a fun and interesting listen. But Derek has outdone himself with this episode. Well researched and with lots of relevant clips from old interviews, this is the most complete history of the rise and fall of the Newton that I have ever heard. Well don!
I love to listen to Folklore Radio. Several of the stories happend before my birth or during my early childhood, but from a historian point of view it is great to get them told that way. When I went to California last year I loved all that trivia knowledge, it made my trip so much better.
If you like early Apple history, then you'll enjoy listening to someone who should be doing voiceovers for Hollywood. He reads interesting articles that appeared in Macworld magazine, along with Andy Hertzfeld's "Revolution in the Valley."
One of the most excellent vintage tech podcasts available anywhere on the internet
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Mac Folklore Radio launched 5 years ago and published 90 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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