Mac Folklore Radio
DerekComfort food for Macintosh users of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||
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Original text by Tim Warner, Macworld, August 1995. Additional clone cancellation fallout information from Macworld, October 1997.
Original Power Computing magazine ad.
Clearly the Mac OS clone program failed due to the absence of discount furnitur... more
Original text by Konstantin Othmer and Bruce Leak for Apple’s develop! magazine, May 1992 and June 1994.
“These problems are supposed to be tough. If you don’t get a high score, at least you’ll learn interesting Macintosh trivia.”
More about Bruce ... more
Game Hall of Fame text by Steven Levy, Macworld January 1992.
Review of Glider 4.0 by Toni Thompson, Macworld February 1992. I wonder if that’s the Toni Thompson who did the graphics for the Apple II version of Temple of Apshai?
John Calhoun interv... more
Original text by David Pogue, Macworld June 1996.
The database review mentioned in this article might be one of these two.
Review of the hilariously terrible Brother HL-8 printer and two (yes, two) attempts at Macintosh drivers for the HL-8.
Revie... more
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- Brilliant
This is excellent. The most recent episode, „Kon and Bal‘s puzzle page“, was brilliantly done (as are many others). Thanks!
Apple Podcasts5ShaddamIV
Germanya month ago - A great listen for a lifelong Mac user
This podcast is a hidden treasure.
I started using Macs in grade school, and every month I would look forward to buying the latest issue of Mac Addict or Macworld.
I have many great memories of staying after school to build small projects with HyperCard and Golive Cyberstudio, (and for some reason the teachers let me install kaleidoscope to change to UI and tweak things with ResEdit)
This podcast brings back those memories.
The creator does a great job of choosing and narrating classic Mac... more
Apple Podcasts5Reviewer_09000
Canada3 months ago - Very entertaining
Great selection of stories and very well read. I really appreciate Derek’s work!
Apple Podcasts5Jacco85
Netherlands4 months ago - Truly Enjoyable
MFR is meticulously produced and more fun than you’d imagine at first glance. Very much worth your time—especially if you’re a “pre-OSX” user.
I’ve been listening since the podcast’s early days with the original series and it has never failed (not even once) to deliver a smile, chuckle or simply instill a sense of appreciation for how the Mac has evolved…for better or worse.
Derek’s performance, editing and storytelling are all world class. He’s not only passionate about the podcast’s conten... more
Apple Podcasts5TreeLine
United States8 months ago - Favorite podcast ever
I have been listening to Derek for years now and seeing an episode release honestly makes my day. He does a fantastic job of finding interesting Macintosh (and by extension, Apple, NeXT, and vendor) time pieces. Additionally, he does a fantastic job contextualizing references made in the journal that may be relevant to the listener by providing extra material both in and out of the podcast.
Apple Podcasts5JustAnotherEarUnited Statesa year ago
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What is Mac Folklore Radio about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Focusing on the nostalgia and history surrounding Macintosh computers, this series explores various themes including classic software, product reviews, and personal accounts from significant figures within the tech industry. Listeners can expect captivating stories blending historical anecdotes with technical insights, as well as reflections on the evolution of technology and the community that has grown around it, particularly during the late 20th century. Unique episodes cover topics from Macintosh clones and notable software development to cherished game experiences, striking a balance between entertainment and informative content. This mix of personal storytelling and retrospective commentary brings the Macintosh legacy to life for both... more
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Mac Folklore Radio launched 7 years ago and published 134 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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1. Jonathan Schwartz
2. Mark Okrand
3. Mark Cappell
4. Michael McCarthy
5. Andy Bechtelsheim
6. Steve Jobs
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