An Apple II Podcast
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesTechnology |
Welcome to the first INIT HELLO Megapodcast! INIT HELLO is an Apple II conference that debuted in July 2025 at the System Source Computer Museum in Hunt Valley, Maryland. A week later, on August 2, six podcaster attendees gathered to reflect on their... more
Welcome to Ron’s Apple Transporter Roundtable, the annual “megapodcast” from KansasFest 2025.
Participants:
• Ken Gagne (Open Apple & Transporter Lock)
• Ron McAdams (Ron’s Computer Videos & Retro Repair Roundtable)
• Megan Lemmert (6502 Workshop... more
Ken, Em & Quinn reunite to discuss KansasFest & INIT HELLO, ImageWriter printers, Steve Jobs movies, web-based Apple II emulation, and games we regret buying.
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Intro (00:00 – 11:45)
• Retro Computing Roundtable podc... more
In this lost episode of Open Apple, recorded 14 July 2018, Em Maginnis and Quinn Dunki are joined by John Morris, creator of the Applesauce floppy disk controller.
The post Open Apple #86 (July 2018): John Keoni Morris of Applesauce FDC first appear... more
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Open Apple stuns even people who use Apple IIs today with the amount of Apple II stuff and revelations that are going on. It covers new software and hardware, new information about old software and hardware, Apple II community news and has really in-depth interviews with new and old Apple II luminaries. This is an incredibly dense podcast with no filler, hosted by two knowledgable folks. I still find the length of each episode combined with their density can be a bit full-on - that's my only com... more
The latest episode is the BEST episode ever! The quality of the podcast has improved greatly lately and it is now my 3rd favourite (next to No Quarter and RetroMacCast). The latest episode introduces so many great stories… loves the Portal story! And loves the Apple IIGS memories! Apple IIGS forever!
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Focusing primarily on the Apple II and retro computing, the episodes explore a mix of nostalgia, technology, community events, and interviews with key figures in the Apple II ecosystem. The discussions often revolve around notable gatherings like KansasFest and the In It Hello conference, offering insights into the vibrant community of Apple II enthusiasts, both past and present. Topics cover technical preservation efforts, retro gaming, and the evolution of influential software and hardware, showcasing a blend of history and innovation that appeals to both longtime fans and newcomers to the platform.
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1. RetroMacCast
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4. This Week in Retro
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Open Apple launched 15 years ago and published 157 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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Recent guests on Open Apple include:
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2. John Morris
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