The Pinball Podcast Episode 219 – Divergent Concurrence

After another modest gap in publishing, The Pinball Podcast returns with episode 225. Jess and Jeff go over recent(ish) news, play a very confused version of The Hurry Up, and discuss recent tournament almost glory. It's a fine show.

It's a quick one as Jess and Jeff preview the upcoming Texas Pinball Festival for 2024. Jessica has HUGE news about her pinball life and Jeff did a pinball thing too.

Jess and Jeff discuss what they've been up to in pinball, get a little at odds during this show's Hurry Up segment, go over their thoughts on a possible pinball market crash, and Jeff gets way too angry about "Precision Flippers" being on games in tournament play. Use promo code "yaypinball" at ddpinball.com for a discount on fantastic pinball merch! Email us at [email protected]!

Jess is back from Chicago, er, Schaumburg and we discuss Expo, new games, the Pinball Olympics, and then get into the tangents you all actually came for. Stay tuned to the end to catch a brand new Pinball Popcorn from Joe Zenkus! Send us your comments to [email protected].

With Pinball Expo coming up this weekend Jessica and Jeff look back at the last couple of weeks in pinball and also discuss what's to come. Be careful with this one, a hot take drops right in the middle.

Jess is back from Australia, so we’re here with more fun, goofs, and a fresh Pinball Popcorn courtesy of Joe Zenkus.

Just in time to ruin your weekend, episode 219 is dropping hot.

Hey, all. Happy Pride Month! We’re here with an episode that we do think you’ll enjoy. We run with a few fun things this episode and feel like you’ll have a good time with this entry of The Pinball Podcast. And if you don’t like it, well, there’s always next time (or maybe the time after that). Remember to send your contest entries to pinballpodcast [at] gmail.com to win our fun little prize pack.

Hi, everyone. We’re back for episode 141. We talk a bit about Rush, Godzilla, INDISC, Jack Danger, Slippery Douglas, and touch on the upcoming TPF show. We also give our thoughts on the passing of Lyman Sheats, who we lost recently and far too soon. We would love to hear about your favorite memories of Lyman if you have any, what games he worked on are your favorites, or any love you have to share about Lyman and his contributions to the pinball hobby and community.

Apparently today is hashtag International Podcast Day or something. Well, we’re here to celebrate by dropping another episode. In episode 140, Jessica talks with Rachel from the Electric Bat Arcade. Electric Bat is located in Tempe, Arizona and it’s truly one of the best places to play in the Western United States. Take a listen to Jess and Rachel talk pinball and see if we finally find an answer to how many pinballs fit inside that bumper car (spoiler: we won’t).