
Combined feed for all of Rob “Flack” O’Hara’s podcasts. Includes You Don’t Know Flack, Sprite Castle, Multiple Sadness, and Cactus Flack’s.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureTechnology | |||

Toy Bizarre by Activision (1984) is a lost C64 gem that looks similar to the original Mario Bros. platform game but adds just enough depth, action, and strategy to elevate it to a higher platform. Precent robotic toys from taking over the toy store w... more
I did an episode about thrifting on this podcast back in 2013 so I figured it was okay to revisit it 13 years later! A lot has changed in the world of thrifting since then. On this episode I talk about the introduction of apps and social media thrift... more
In this exciting slapstick episode I teamed up with Amigo Aaron (one half of the Amigos Podcast) to do this crossover episode in which we review The Three Stooges, which was released for the Commodore 64, the Amiga, and several other platforms. Go th... more
Let it snow, let it snow... let it snow on somebody else! On this episode of You Don't Know Flack we'll be traipsing through the snow while sharing some memories of playing, eating, and falling in the snow. I'm ready for spring! Support You Don't Kno... more
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Rob is doing the most interesting and entertaining podcasts out there! Every subject is great and he has the most funny stories and anecdotes I ever heard. I sometimes feel he’s like a slightly older brother I never had! Listen to his podcasts, you won’t regret it! Thanks Rob! You rock!
Really enjoying the Sprite Castle" podcasts. As a fan of the Commodore 64, it's really cool to hear someone review the classic games.
Rob has a way of turning absolutely anything into an enjoyable and entertaining podcast. He is very much the everyman and if you grew up in the 70s and 80s you'll swear he must've lived next-door.
My favorite podcaster, retro or otherwise. It's great to have all his shows in one feed. From retro tech to old computers to retro pop culture it's all here.
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Listeners can expect a blend of nostalgia and humor as the host shares personal anecdotes intertwined with discussions about classic games and pop culture. A significant focus is placed on retro gaming, particularly from the Commodore 64 era, with thoughtful reflections on game mechanics, design, and the impact of these games on the host's life. The episodes often feature detailed examinations of specific games, alongside lighthearted commentary on various themes related to gaming and childhood experiences. Additionally, the podcast uniquely combines discussions of personal journeys with broader cultural narratives, providing relatable insights for listeners who enjoy gaming, retro tech, and storytelling.
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These podcasts share a similar audience with RobOHara-Podcasts:
1. You Don't Know Flack
2. Amigos Retro Gaming Network - Amigos: Everything Amiga / ARG Presents / Sprite Castle / Pixel Gaiden
3. Retroist Retro Podcast
4. Amigos: Everything Amiga
5. Video Store Podcast
RobOHara-Podcasts launched 11 years ago and published 300 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 RobOHara-Podcasts include:
1. Tim Tamashiro
2. David Hearn
3. Patti Whack Gallagher
4. Steve Rasmussen
5. Graham Vebke
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