Join James and John each episode where they stroll down the Macintosh memory lane.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 684 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNewsTechnology |
James and John discuss eBay finds: BYTE Magazine February 1984, inflatable Flying Toaster, NIB Apple StyleWriter. They look back at March 2004 in MacAddict magazine, and news includes It's a Coco! No, It's an Apple II!, a black iPod Hi-Fi, and March... more
James and John discuss eBay finds: NIB System Software 6.0, Macintosh Portable, and Lisa 2/10. They look back at the history of PodBrix, and news includes Vlado Vince's restoration of a Macintosh SE/30 and running MacOS on a Nintendo DS. more
James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple color plotter paper, Macintosh 128k, and Bicycle for the Mind poster. They look at MacintoshPi, a full-screen emulator for Mac OS 7/8/9 for Raspberry Pi, and news includes an article on Jimmy Grewal's Apple... more
James and John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh Software Team poster, Macintosh Portable backlight upgrade kit, NIB Microsoft Excel, and Macworld #1. They look back at the first issue of Macworld magazine from 1984, and news includes Throwboy's 15th an... more
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Longtime listener since the very beginning, or very nearly so. When I was doing research in Italy in the winter of 2009, I brought the back catalog of a year or so podcasts and listened to them all while eating and walking around Rome. I've stayed with James and John for 12 years now and will continue to listen to them until they run out of ideas, which I hope they never do. Keep up the good work and remember it's not old... it's retroooo.
Come on, James & John! more
John and James are so likeable!
For the fan of old Macintosh computers, this podcast series is a must. When I discovered it, I binged out on (then) 300 or so past episodes. more
like I do, download this podcast. I've listened to all 348 episodes (with more to come) and still find it fresh and interesting. I have no idea how James and John find new topics to cover, and keep the listener interested, but they do. I started listening when they were up to episode 140, caught up, and eagerly await each new episode. more
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