This month on the Open Apple podcast, Mike and Ken chat with Andrew Roughan, Australian Apple II user and curator of the Marinetti Open Source Project. From Jordan Mechner at PAX East 2012 to John Romero at KansasFest 2012 to Nolan Bushnell at GameFest, we’re all about attending conventions and chasing luminaries. We squabble over how to pronounce “Karateka”, look forward to new Monkey Island and Wasteland games, and eagerly consume iBooks for Apple II users on our iPads. On eBay, we get a previously untold tale of an extravagant Australian lot, then take a small jump north to look at an Apple II J-plus, before marveling at how astounded major press outlets were over your typical Bell & Howell.

Click past the jump for links mentioned in this episode.

Introduction (0:00 – 10:32)

• Total Confusion
• A2SERVER
• Steve Howell’s Carte Blanche FPGA card
• Ewen Wannop’s SNAP newsreader
• Beagle Bros’ Program Writer
• Beagle Compiler
• Nibble Magazine
• Open Apple on the Internet Archive
• Boston Museum of Science’s former Computer Revolution exhibit
• Computer History Museum

User Login (10:33 – 23:51)

• Andrew Roughan’s blog & email address
• Australian BBS scene
• The Complex II docs
• The Complex III (SHK)
• Marinetti
• Marinetti Open Source Project docs & getting started
• Uthernet link layer for Marinetti
• TCP Snooper
• Downunder IRC chat
• Mt. Keira Fest

II News (23:52 – 1:05:42)

• PAX East 2012
• Jordan Mechner to keynote PAX East 2012 (hat tip: Phil Cheetham)
• Wil Wheaton keynotes PAX East 2010
• Karateka gets rebooted
• How to pronounce Karateka by Jordan Mechner
• KansasFest registration now open
• KansasFest videos on Vimeo, YouTube, iTunes, Internet Archive
• 3.5 hours of Nyan Cat
• AirServer — bring AirPlay and AirTunes to your Mac
• Smithsonian’s Art of Video Games exhibition & GameFest event
• Double Fine, Tim Schafer & Ron Gilbert’s Kickstarter
• Brian Fargo to create Kickstarter-funded Wasteland 2
• Official Wasteland 2 site
• Infocom’s Trinity
• Kelvin Sherlock’s Shrink-Fit X
• DOS 3.3 Launcher
• Kim Howe reclassifies his IIGS software as freeware
• Uthernet card — sold out!
• Pascal for iPad
• PCWorld: Kevin Huffman still running his business on an Apple II
• Superior Watch Service
• Linotype: The Film
• Lim Thye Chean’s Virtual GS Book for iBooks
• Steve Weyhrich working on Apple II History print book
• Jason Scott’s Lumarca trailer
• A look at Cortland
• 1980s Apple vintage advertisements
• Not Another Apple Podcast?! (also via iTunes)

Apple Pickings (1:05:43 – 1:26:10)

• $75,000 lot of Australian Apples
• Wayne’s Computer, by Wayne Bibbens
• Kensington ADB Turbo Mouse
• Walter Isaacson’s Steve Jobs
• Apple II J-plus with Videx card
• Apple IIGS ROM 01 w/6 MB RAM
• Bell & Howell Apple II, as reported by Engadget & TUAW
• Dumpling-64 printer buffer
• Woz-autographed Apple-1 schematic, courtesy SignedByWoz.com
• Andrew Roughan’s autographed PowerBook

This month on the Open Apple podcast, Mike and Ken chat with Michael J Mahon, software and hardware developer extraordinaire and creative genius behind both recent DMS Drummer software and the ever-popular AppleCrate parallel processing computer. We talk about 8 Bit Weapon, the chiptune music scene, and the importance of commenting and documenting one’s code, whether it be commercial or open source. Michael’s not much of a gamer, but Ken and Mike are enjoying new versions of classic games, including Eamon, Choplifter, and possibly Rescue Raiders. We consider entering a Robot War competition, despite our poor showing at the RetroChallenge contest. Several new pieces of hardware to convert video signals are now available, which you can use with a pair of complete Apple IIGS systems, for sale and shipping for free from Bulgaria.

Congratulations to Bryan Letcher, who won a set of Microzine issues by completing our listener survey!

Click past the jump for links mentioned in this episode.

Introduction (0:00 – 12:00)

• iCade
• iMAME
• The making of an Apple II holiday ornament
• Red vs. Blue Season 9
• Apple II at the Boston Museum of Science
• The history of AppleWorks
• Denver Pi presentation attended by Randy Brandt
• Randy Brandt visits Mike Maginnis
• Discovering NAUG’s AppleWorks Forum magazine
• Scans of NAUG’s AppleWorks Forum

User Login (12:01 – 33:03)

• Homepage of Michael J Mahon
• Juiced.GS interview with Michael
• IBM 1620 Data Processing System
• The Burroughs 220 computer
• KIM-1 computer
• 8 Bit Weapon, chiptune musicians and vendors of DMS
• RT.SYNTH
• 8bit Generation chiptune documentary (see also: Reformat the Planet)
• State Shirt music video
• AppleCrate II parallel computer
• NadaNet network
• NadaPong video demonstration from KansasFest 2007
• More details on NadaPong

II News (33:04 – 1:38:24)

• Ivan Drucker’s A2SERVER
• Rich Dreher’s CFFA3000
• David Schmidt’s ADTPro
• Egan Ford’s Apple Game Server Online!
• How to build a NadaNet adapter
• Brutal Deluxe’s Fishhead
• FTA’s Photonix
• History of FID
• Ewen Wannop’s SNAP v1.1.1
• Gerard Putter’s Virtual II v6.4.1
• Apple II Oasis
• Ivan Drucker’s Structured Applesoft
• Don Knuth
• Eamon Adventurer’s Guild Online
• GEnieLamp interview with Tom Zuchowski
• Wade Clarke’s Leadlight
• The Magnavox Odyssey Pong console
• Stan Freberg
• Choplifter HD
• Interview with Dan Gorlin
• Steve Wozniak’s Fusion-io
• Rescue Raiders Mobile — coming Winter 2011?
• Rescue Battlefield
• Silas Warner’s RobotWar
• Jimmy Maher’s Robot War challenge
• Computer Gaming World Museum
• VCF East 8.0, keynoted by Dan Kottke and Thomas Kurtz
• TWiT Triangulation interviews Dan Kottke
• The biennial ROFLCon at MIT
• Chuck Peddle at VCF East 4.0
• AUSOM’s magazine archive
• Rhode Island Apple Group
• The Commodore 64 Scene Database
• Star Trek: TNG — “A Matter of Honor”
• David Greelish interviews Bob Cook of Sun Remarketing
• Apple Lisa museum
• Steve Howell’s Carte Blanche FPGA Card
• 12-bit color output
• Apple II Colour Demodulator
• RetroChallenge Winter Warmup
• Mike Maginnis’s RetroChallenge update

Apple Pickings (1:38:25 – 1:57:18)

• Ultima IV
• CFFA3000
• iDisk
• Apple IIe Platinum w/books, software, games
• Apple IIe Platinum w/games, software, books
• BootZero
• 8 Bit Weapon’s Bits With Byte album
• “Apple Core II“
• Smithsonian’s GameFest
• Nolan Bushnell

This month on the Open Apple podcast, Mike and Ken chat with David Greelish, co-host of the Retro Computing Roundtable podcast and recently published author of the book The Complete Historically Brewed. In the news is the Retrochallenge Winter Warm-up, which we each want to enter but just can’t find the time for. Larry Marcus has an office full of dead technology we both admire and question, and we offer a similar reaction to a questionable statue made in tribute to Steve Jobs, whereas Ron Wayne we admire and pity. An Apple-1 didn’t sell on eBay, but the Leather Goddesses of Infocom did, with Mike blogging about this and other Infocom games. But the highlight this month is David discussing with noted Apple II historian Steve Weyhrich the role of former CEO John Sculley at Apple Computer Inc. and in the fate of the Apple II — a topic about which David recently interviewed Sculley himself! We recommend you listen to that episode of the Classic Computing podcast first, though it’s not mandatory.

Click past the jump for links mentioned in this episode.

Introduction (0:00 – 10:01)

• Open Apple‘s end-of-year roundtable

User login (10:02 – 22:08)

• Retro Computing Roundtable
• Steven Levy’s Hackers
• David Greelish’s The Complete Historically Brewed book
• Historically Brewed‘s Kickstarter campaign
• Nelson DeWitt’s A Kickstarter’s Guide To Kickstarter
• Stan Veit’s History of the Personal Computer

II News (22:09 – 54:33)

• The Complete Historically Brewed on Amazon
• MiD DAY’s interview with Steve Wozniak
• Retrochallenge Winter Warm-up
• Larry Marcus’s Museum of Dead Technology
• 8-bit iTunes
• Warp Six BBS
• Garriott’s Ultimate RPG could become Ultima Online 2
• Ultima Online
• Funspot‘s American Classic Arcade Museum
• Apple’s founding contract sold at Sotheby’s for $1.35M
• Ronald G Wayne
• SignedByWoz.com
• Stanford establishes Apple archive; photos by MSNBC
• Juiced.GS Volume 16, Issue 4 (December 2011) ships
• Steve Jobs gets a Hungary statue
• Recording Academy grants Steve Jobs a 2012 Special Merit Award
• ActiveGS
• OpenEmulator
• Apple Game Server Online!
• The Lisa Emulator Project

Apple Pickings (54:34 – 1:05:20)

• Apple-1 for $175,000
• Apple III Plus
• Original Apple II computer — low serial #
• Retr0Bright
• Apple IIe Platinum, new in box
• Leather Goddesses of Phobos
• Blogging Ultima
• Blogging Infocom

Retroviews (1:05:21 – 1:38:43)

• David Greelish interviews John Sculley, Part 1
• David Greelish interviews John Sculley, Part 2
• Steve Weyhrich’s previous Open Apple appearance
• Steve Weyhrich: John Sculley Was Our Friend
• Personal computer market share 1975-2005
• John Sculley’s Odyssey: Pepsi to Apple: A Journey of Adventure, Ideas, and the Future
• Visionary Apple Chairman Moves On (16-Oct-93)

As 2011 fades into memory and 2012 shines bright, the hosts of Open Apple are joined by Tony Diaz of Syndicomm, Sean Fahey of A2Central.com, Andy Molloy of Juiced.GS, and Eric Shepherd of Sheppyware to reflect on all that has happened with the Apple II and its community in the past year. Topics include favorite hardware and software releases, community connectivity, the loss of Steve Jobs, KansasFest 2012, and more.

This show reunites the guests of A2Unplugged‘s annual review and is held in fond memory of Ryan Suenaga.

Click past the jump for links mentioned in this episode.

Intro (0:00 – 4:02)

Hardware (4:03 – 14:13)

eBay (14:14 – 24:15)

Software (24:16 – 34:14)

Emulation (34:15 – 52:34)

KansasFest (52:35 – 1:06:09)

Community connectivity (1:06:10 – 1:16:30)

Steve Jobs (1:16:31 – 1:26:03)

Memories of 2011 & predictions for 2012 (1:26:04 – 1:35:30)

Blatant plugs (1:35:31 – 1:44:00)

This month on the Open Apple podcast, Mike and Ken are joined by Rob Kenyon, a two-time KansasFest attendee as well as a professional programmer and 30-year veteran of the Apple II. We talk about how great it is to be a part of the international community of Apple II users, even if none of us can afford to buy Apple’s founding contract in a Sotheby’s auction. Rob asks, did Steve Jobs purposely kill HyperCard to turn the Mac into a more closed environment? We congratulate Wade Clarke and Andrew Schultz on their showing in the 17th annual Interactive Fiction Competition. Plenty of original Apple II computers are selling on eBay, with Mike and Rob discussing how to distinguish an authentic classic from a modified one. We share our wishes for the holiday season, including for an affordable accelerator card and a CFFA3000, before signing off for the calendar year. Please take our listener survey, and see you in 2012!

[Please note: technical difficulties have resulted in a low volume on Ken’s track, and a loud volume for Rob. Our apologies for the inconvenience.]

Click past the jump for links mentioned in this episode.

Introduction (00:00 – 7:08)

• Funspot, home of the American Classic Arcade Museum
• Pinball Wizard
• Super Mario Bros. pinball
• Ernest Cline’s Ready Player One (hat tip: Retro Computing Roundtable)
• Open Apple listener survey
• Peter Neubauer’s Advanture Trek

User Login (7:09 – 17:29)

• GNO/ME UNIX environment for the Apple IIGS
• Present a session at KansasFest 2012!
• Vote for your favorite Apple II license plate

II News (17:30 – 1:04:03)

• A Dream Comes True! IIGS Users Unite in Paris!”>Alex Lee’s trip tp Paris
• FTA Wormz Party
• Mt. Keira Fest (2009)

Apple Pickings (1:04:04 – 1:24:46)

• Lot of Microzine lot
• Steve Jobs and Woz phreaking blue box
• Apple II computer sells for $6,100 (hat tip: MacNN)
• 1978 Apple II sells for $3,000
• 1978 Apple II sells for $5,995
• Mike Willegal’s motherboard identification page
• 1977 Apple II photo gallery
• Australian lot of Apple hardware & software
• Rich Dreher’s CFFA3000
• Apple Silentype printer
• ADTPro
• RetroFloppy cables
• a2RetroSystem’s Uthernet card
• You had me at Hello World t-shirt

This month in Open Apple, Mike and Ken talk with Melissa Barron, the Apple II community’s famed tapestry artist. The three relate their experiences exploring the past and future of computer media at conventions and museums in Chicago and Rochester, exploring the methods used to create and preserve history. Further tributes are made to Steve Jobs, while Mike Westerfield reclassifies old BASIC tools and releases new ones. Lord British’s Texas mansion is up for sale — a fitting home for Vintage Computer Festival Southwest? We debate various models of floppy drives and are wary of fake and expensive Apple II computers on eBay but excited about new e-books and iOS apps of interest to retrocomputing enthusiasts.

Congratulations to Todd Holcomb, who named the game as Spy’s Demise! He won an autographed copy of Bob Bishop’s Bomber on cassette, courtesy Mike Maginnis.

Click past the jump for links mentioned in this episode.

Introduction (0:00 – 11:40)

• Peter Watson’s homepage
• Andy Molloy’s homepage
• International Center for the History of Electronic Games
• Strong National Museum of Play
• Ski Colorado!
• Why are Apple II users ‘different’?
• The history of Apple II magazines
• Apple II Scans
• Review Open Apple on iTunes!

User Login (11:41 – 22:56)

• Melissa Barron’s homepage
• 73H 0r3g0n 7r41L KansasFest 2010 session
• Jacquard loom
• Melissa’s BFA art gallery installation
• Melissa’s Vimeo videos
• Apple II crack screens
• E-textfiles: Interactive projects for the Jacquard loom
• GLI.TC/H Kickstarter

II News (22:57 – 1:04:32)

• GLI.TC/H
• Steve Jobs
• Mona Simpson’s eulogy for her brother, Steve Jobs
• Photos from the Apple’s Steve Jobs memorial
• 60 Minutes‘ Andy Rooney dies
• Peanuts‘ Charles M. Schulz dies
• Computerworld video: Steve Jobs one-on-one, the ’95 interview
• What Steve Jobs taught us about failure
• NeXT Computers
• Daniel Kottke: Apple was “Steve Jobs’ therapy”
• GSoft BASIC now freeware; Mike Westerfield’s techBASIC now available
• Earn a free copy of The Byteworks’ Opus II!
• techBasic homepage
• OpenEmulator Apple-1 emulator
• Brain Board woth Wozanium Pack source code
• AppleWin emulator for Windows
• Virtual II emulator for Mac OS X
• Vince Briel’s Replica I
• Vince Briel’s A2MP3 card
• Melissa’s Juiced.GS article
• Block Party, part of Notacon
• @party demoparty
• WriteRoom word processor
• Jason Scott documentary three-pack Kickstarter
• “Digging into Technology’s Past” — archaelogy article on the 6502 (also on Apple II History)
• Visual 6502 simulator
• Ronald Mak’s The History of Computing at San Jose State University
• Terminator’s Skynet
• Denver Apple Pi
• Vintage Computer Festival East 8.0 dates announced
• Richard Garriott’s Britannia Manor for sale
• Original Castle Wolfenstein painting auctioned
• Richard Garriott vs. NCSoft
• Richard Garriott in space

Apple Pickings (1:04:33 – 1:22:49)

• Utilities to adjust floppy drive head speed
• Apple 5.25″ floppy drives
• Different models of Apple floppy drives
• Boston Computer Society publications
• Beagle Buddies
• Gravenstein Apple Users Group (GSAUG)
• Joe Kohn and the Mark Twain
• Apple Users Society of Melbourne (AUSOM)
• Stephen Buggie’s auction of AutoArk software
• Apple II power supply tech info
• Original Apple II goes for $5,145
• Fake Apple II
• Real Apple II, serial #A2S1-0101
• Spotlight on Bob Bishop
• Bell & Howell w/numeric keypad

Name the Game (1:22:50 – 1:46:24)

• Bob Bishop’s software catalog
• Bob Bishop’s Bomber
• Spy’s Demise
• Jimmy Maher’s history of interactive fiction e-book
• Jordan Mechner’s Prince of Persia e-book (excerpt)
• Prince of Persia ported to Commodore 64
• Prince of Persia Classic for Xbox 360
• Out Of This World for iOS
• Elite Collection coming for iOS
• M.U.L.E.
• Choplifter HD for PlayStation 3
• Archon II: Adept
• Alternate Reality
• Wizardry for iOS
• Akalabeth for iOS
• Andrew Plotkin’s PlotEx
• Andrew Plotkin: How I raised $24,000 on Kickstarter
• Frotz for iOS
• My Secret Hideout
• Meanwhile interactive graphic novel for iOS

Apple co-founder, chairman, and former CEO Steve Jobs has passed away. In this special episode, Mike and Ken remember an industry leader, visionary, and rascal.

Links mentioned in this episode:

• Bill Corbett responds to Steve Jobs’ death
• Woz responds
• President Obama responds
• Star Trek thanks Steve
• Google responds
• Barnes & Noble responds
• Bill Budge responds
• Dan Bricklin responds
• Snoop Dogg responds

This month in Open Apple, Mike and Ken talk with Kelvin Sherlock, prolific Apple II programmer of GShisen, Silver Platter, ProFUSE, and more. Ken builds the suspense before revealing the identity of KansasFest 2012’s keynote speaker before we look at the latest Kickstarter fundraising projects that appeal to Apple II users. We ask ourselves, “Why are Apple II users different?” when sharing knowledge, products, and magazines. On eBay, we’re looking at soundtracks, CP/M cards, compression software, and defunct user group newsletters, before engaging in a smackdown of BASIC programming languages. Finally, we enjoy classic Apple II games on iOS and challenge Kelvin to explain why we can’t port Portal to the 6502.

Congratulations to Sal Bugliarisi, who named the game as Choplifter! He won a $20 credit to the Juiced.GS store, courtesy publisher Gamebits. Our next winner gets an autographed copy of Bob Bishop‘s Bomber on cassette.

Click past the jump for links mentioned in this episode.

Introduction (0:00 – 3:36)

• WarGames t-shirt

User Login (3:37 – 12:29)

• Kelvin Sherlock’s homepage
• A Touch of Applesoft BASIC
• inCider
• Kelvin’s IIGS software
• ProFUSE
• Silver Platter from Syndicomm
• KShisen for Linux
• iShisen for iOS
• FlaShisen
• Vintage Computer Festival East 2.0

II News (12:30 – 50:52)

• John Romero to keynote KansasFest 2012
• Wolfenstein 3D
• Vintage Computer Festival Midwest 6.0
• Retro Computing Roundtable #16
• Vintage Computer Festival South
• GLI.TC/H
• GLI.TC/H Kickstarter
• Melissa Barron’s homepage
• Google+
• Facebook Video Calling vs. Google+ Hangout
• The Jason Scott Documentary Three-Pack — Kickstarter
• Textfiles.com
• 8 mysterious Apple products which you might not know of
• ROM 04, aka Mark Twain
• The Apple Graphics Tablet
• Knowledge Navigator
• Bandai Pippin
• Why are Apple II users “different”?
• Softalk
• inCider
• T40 crack screen editor
• T40 art gallery by Daniel Kruszyna
• Rich Dreher’s CFFA3000
• CFFA3000 for Apple III
• Apple III driver for CFFA3000
• Juiced.GS Volume 16, Issue 3 ships
• Happy 25th birthday, Apple IIGS!

Apple Pickings (50:53 – 1:09:52)

• Metal Gear Solid 3 soundtrack
• Karate Kid soundtrack
• Microzine lot
• More about Microzine
• Open Megahertz
• Sid Meier’s Pirates!
• A2MP3 auction to benefit @rsuenaga fund
• DRALS’s CP/M card
• Microsoft Softcard
• More about Digital Research’s CP/M card
• Apple CPM Yahoo! group
• AutoArk
• HardPressed
• AutoArk from Syndicomm
• Ultima IV
• Apple IIGS crystal paperweight
• Electric car with on-board Apple IIc
• Pimp My Ride
• Boston Computer Society newsletter
• The Boston Computer Society’s Wikipedia page
• Still more about the Boston Computer Society

Retroviews (1:09:53 – 1:19:30)

• Morgan Davis’ MD-BASIC
• Micol Advanced BASIC
• GSoft BASIC
• Toolbox Programming in GSoft BASIC
• SideClick
• Trasher
• Nibble magazine
• ORCA/Integer BASIC

Name the Game (1:19:31 – 1:36:14)

• Choplifter
• Bob Bishop’s Bomber
• Ultima 1–4 now available at Good Old Games (GOG)
• DOSBox
• Boxer, a DOSBox client for Mac OS X
• Defender of the Crown for iOS
• Amiga emulator
• Video demo of Amiga emulator
• iBASIC
• Jimmy Maher’s writings about the Apple II & Eamon
• Portal 2 soundtrack
• Portal: The Flash Version
• ASCII Portal
• Silver Platter now a free download!

Mike and Ken are on the road instead of in the studio this month, so in lieu of a full episode, you’re invited to enjoy the audio from our KansasFest 2011 session, in which we detail the production methods, tricks, and secrets of Open Apple. We’ll be back in October!

Introduction (0:00 – 3:50)

• Presentation to Denver Apple Pi

Behind the Scenes (3:51 – 43:23)

• KansasFest
• About Open Apple
• Video: Behind the scenes at Open Apple

Wrap-up (43:24 – 45:34)

• Apple iWork Keynote

This month in Open Apple, Mike and Ken keep the KansasFest vibe going with first-time attendee David Schmenk, getting his perspective on the greatest products, sessions, and experiences of last month’s Apple II convention, from the CFFA3000 to Sweet16 and more. Ewen Wannop’s publication of an online magazine archive leads to a brief discussion on the creation and consumption of PDF scans, after which we get Tony Diaz on the line to clarify a hardware matter. On eBay, we like pins, buttons, and games, before getting ready for a special guest at this month’s Denver Apple Pi user group meeting.

Congratulations to Antony Mauget, who named the game as Hard Hat Mack! He won a complete collection of 300 Baud magazine. Next month’s winner of the easiest Name the Game contest ever gets a $20 gift certificate to the Juiced.GS store.

Click past the jump for links mentioned in this episode.

Introduction (0:00 – 7:57)

• KansasFest
• Tony Diaz’s A2 Drivecast
• Has Open Apple gotten too long?
• The “new” Commodore 64
• The original C64 on eBay

User Login (7:58 – 17:16)

• David Schmenk’s homepage
• COBOL for the Apple III
• John Carmack
• Xorg
• Wolfenstein 3D for the Apple IIGS
• Apple II turns 30 (in 2007)
• Escape from the Homebrew Computer Club
• David’s KansasFest 2011 session on Escape from HBCC

II News (17:17 – 1:03:27)

• Woz’s keynote speech KansasFest 2003
• CFFA3000
• David Schmidt’s ADTPro
• iDisk
• RAMFast SCSI card
• Vintage Computer Festival
• Daniel Kruszyna’s HackFest
• Open Megahertz
• Wizardry written in Pascal
• Silvern Castle
• Sweet16 emulator
• SideClick 2.0
• Martin Haye’s Pseudo-II Emulator (P2E)
• FTA’s ActiveGS
• Virtual Apple
• Jason Scott
• The Internet Archive
• Bob Bishop’s homepage
• Michael J. Mahon’s homepage
• VM02 — 6502 Java Virtual Machine
• Apple II concert by The Machine Project
• Melissa Barron‘s weavings
• Ewen Wannop’s BASUG / Apple2000 archives
• Adobe Acrobat X
• iBooks application for Apple’s iOS mobile devices
• David Greelish’s Historically Brewed Kickstarter project
• Softalk magazine
• Titan III + IIe emulator users’ guide
• Apple Industrial designers Robert Brunner and Jerry Manock
• A photo of the Apple IIsi
• COSMAC Elf (not an Apple-1)
• Quark purchased by Platinum Equity
• Quark Word Juggler
• Quark Catalyst
• Andy Hertzfeld’s Apple II
• Happy 61st birthday, Woz!

Apple Pickings (1:03:28 – 1:18:44)

• Auction Sniper
• Star Saga:Two
• Lot of Apple II cards
• Ask Me How Computers Work
• Open Apple button
• Apple II Tutorial pilot wings
• Wizardry
• Archon

Name the Game (1:18:45 – 1:29:22)

• Galaga
• Championship Lode Runner
• Denver Apple Pi
• Randy Brandt
• The D-Pad podcast