
Comfort food for Macintosh users of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 8 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Original text from The Complete HyperCard Handbook (Expanded 2nd Edition with HyperCard 1.2 supplement!!!)
Open HyperCard Stacks with just 512K RAM via HyperDA.
If copying HyperCard was such an obvious idea, where did all the AmigaVision production... more
Order David Pogueās āApple: The First 50 Yearsā.
Watch the livestreamed Apple 50th event at the Computer History Museum.
Original text by Konstantin Othmer and Bruce Leak for Appleās develop! magazine, December 1992, March 1993, and June 1993.
Appleās MicroBug documentation: Technote TN1136.
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Original text from Maclopedia.
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John Buckās book on Appleās Advanced Technology Group, Inventing the Future, is worth your while. John is also on the fediverse. Stick aro... more
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A like this podcast about Macintosh old good daysšššš
This is excellent. The most recent episode, āKon and Balās puzzle pageā, was brilliantly done (as are many others). Thanks!
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
Great selection of stories and very well read. I really appreciate Derekās work!
MFR is meticulously produced and more fun than youād imagine at first glance. Very much worth your timeāespecially if youāre a āpre-OSXā user.
Iāve been listening since the podcastās 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 evolvedā¦for better or worse.
Derekās performance, editing and storytelling are all world class. Heās not only passionate about the podcastās conten... more
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This show centers Mac history and vintage computing through narrated articles, interviews, and archival clips. Recent episodes blend deep dives into early Apple culture with lively conversations, puzzle-page style tech banter, and veteran developer anecdotes, offering a nostalgic yet investigative take on the Macintosh era. The host(s) frequently feature legendary figures and engineers, weaving personal reminiscences with industry context, updates, and expert commentary. Notable strengths include polished narration, well-researched storytelling, and a knack for connecting historic pieces to broader tech trends, making it engaging for long-time Mac fans and tech history enthusiasts alike.
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Mac Folklore Radio launched 8 years ago and published 140 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. Bill Atkinson
2. Bill Fernandez
3. Ronald Wayne
4. John Sculley
5. Robert Bruner
6. Jonathan Schwartz
7. Mark Okrand
8. Mark Cappell
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