Jolt Country

Also Bruce is wrong, all of these stupid projects are credit card-based, haha.

Episode 142 is Online.

In Episode 142, I and special guest Earl Green from TheLogBook.com share our memories about collecting Star Wars toys. Both of us saw Star Wars at very early ages and have been collecting Star Wars toys ever since.

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Episode 143 is Online.

On this week’s episode of You Don’t Know Flack I delve into the MiST computer, a new FPGA-based system designed to run Amiga and Atari ST software. I talk about how difficult it is to get the MiST up and running, compatibility issues, and whether or not I’d recommend one.

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Episode 144 is Online.

Better late than never, on this episode of You Don’t Know Flack I rummage through my old Halloween memories, from trick-or-treating back then to trick-or-treating today. I run through most of the costumes I’ve worn in my life and talk about old and new Halloween parties. Not much tech talk on this one, but still a good listen.

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Episode 145 is Online.

Throughout the years, several people have asked me how to get started podcasting. I’ve never sat down and wrote or recorded an answer to that question… until now. With audio submissions from several of my fellow podcasters, this episode is packed full of podcast-related hints, tips, suggestions, and most of all, encouragement!

This star-studded episode includes submissions from:

- Guy Hutchinson of the Adventure Club Podcast, Flux Capaci-cast, Drunk on Disney and several other shows, all of which can be found at TheACPN.com
- Earl Green from The Escape Pod(cast) hosted by TheLogBook.com
- Robert “Ferg” Ferguson, host of the Atari 2600 Game by Game Podcast
- Rick and Paul from The Intellivisionaries
- Doug McCoy of McCoyCast (including Never Seen It, Crazy Creepy Cool Movies, and the 80′s Anthology: Episode by Episode podcasts)
- Carrington Vanston, co-host of both No Quarter and the Retro Computing Roundtable
- Sean Johnson, founder of Throwback Reviews, OTR Playlist and my partner on Throwback Network
- The Retroist, owner of Retroist.com and the Retroist Podcast

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Episode 146 is Online.

Getting back to arcade games, I spent November 15-17 in Denver, Colorado hanging around the 1UP Arcade attending the 3rd Annual Kong Off Tournament. Billy Mitchell, Steve Wiebe, Walter Day and the 32 best Donkey Kong players in the world attended the tournament. In this episode of You Don’t Know Flack I talk about my time spent at the Kong Off 3 and some of the other classic arcades I visited in and around Denver!

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Listening! Ack! One inaccuracy!

Hank Chien didn't get the DK record till after King of Kong. Tim Sczerby had it for much (all?) of the filming of KoK.

Ah, shoot. I thought it was Hank who had it during that time.

I'm sure you know who will let me know on Twitter. :)

Dude, great episode. I really enjoyed listening to it. That was a great weekend and I'm glad you had fun.