RetroNostalgia Episode 5- Atari 2600

In this episode of the RetroNostalgia Podcast, I have special guest Andre on again and we discuss more 80s movies. We talk about movies like Conan, Scarface, and more. Join us and take a trip down memory lane!

In this exciting episode of the RetroNostalgia podcast, I talk about one of my favorite consoles of all time, the Turbografx 16! I'm joined by my guest Paul, a Turbografx owner during the early 90s, and together we discuss some of the details that made this system very special as well as its tumultuous lifespan in the US. We cover the origins of the system, go over its variations including the Turboexpress and Turbo Duo, and speak about the recent revitalization in the brand. From the virtual console on the Wii to the recent Turbografx mini, we explore how these efforts have brought the system and its games back into the limelight. Strap yourselves in for a great episode!

In this new episode, I take a look at video game magazines. I go over the sections that were usually included in them and how important these magazines were to an industry that was growing, sometimes too fast for its own good. I also go over some of the more popular magazines of the late 80s/early 90s and what ended up happening to them as the 2000s came and went. Join me in the brand new episode!

In this episode I'm joined by my guest Andre as I discuss the home media format that is Laserdisc. We go over the pros and cons of the format, and discuss what exactly kept the format from achieving major success. We also describe some of the places in the world where Laserdisc was actually moderately successful, and even had an HD variation way before Blu-ray was a thing! Join us in this exciting episode. 

In this episode of the RetroNostalgia Podcast, I have a friend of mine on to discuss some of our favorite 80s movies. We start off by discussing The Last Dragon and then dive deep down the rabbit hole after that. Some great movies and memories get shared in this episode. We also discuss how these movies have influenced modern movies as well as lightly going over some of the recent sequels to 80s movies. Strap yourself in for another great episode!

In this episode I dive into the Atari 2600. The system, games, and events that would eventually lead to the downfall of the system in the early 80s. I also discuss some of my personal memories of the system and how the future looks for this icon of the video game industry. Settle in for another excellent episode of the RetroNostalgia podcast. 

In this episode of the RetroNostalgia Podcast I go over the events that led to the Video Game Crash of 1983. This event had large repercussions for the companies at the time and had a major influence on the video game industry later on in the decade. It was much more than just a bad E.T video game that led to the big decline of videogames in North America. Join me as I explore the major reasons for the game crash and the immediate fallout. 

In this episode, I dive into the history of vinyl records. From their beginning in the late 1800s to their eventual replacement by digital media. I also go over the top 10 records of the 80s based on sales numbers. Some of you might be surprised by some of the members of the top 10. Then I take a look at vinyl in more recent times and look forward to vinyls future as a form of music and media. Another episode with interesting facts and info, take a listen! 

In this episode I dive into the history of new wave, from its beginnings in the early 70s to its heyday in the 80s and beyond. Along the way I discuss little known facts that even I didn't know prior to making this episode. Are you a fan of A Flock of Seagulls, Devo, The Human League, Blondie, or Duran Duran?? Then this is the episode for you, find out how the genre got started listen now!

In this first-ever episode of the RetroNostalgia podcast, we discuss the impact that 80s cartoons had on the youth of the 80s.  The intro was re-recorded after the fact as there were some issues with the original audio. So there will be a difference in my voice after the guest introductions.  We also go into how those shows have continued to be in our popular culture and how some have evolved with the times.  I am joined by my brother Paul and cousin Albert, who discuss their experiences growing up and watching tv in the 80s. What shows were memorable? What shows have been forgotten to time? Join us and find out!