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Growing Up Atari
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Growing Up Atari episodes
- Episode 3: growing up Atari season 2 December 21 2022
how the pandemic effected our life and our favorite Christmas gifts and memories.
48 min - Episode 2: Cartoon All-Stars to the rescue, Drug PSA'S and other stuff we go off on
We talk drug PSA's and their influence. Were they helpful, harmful or had no effect at all.
59 min - Episode 1: Rollerball, anarchy, & chaos
A wide-ranging discussion of the global society being coopted by corporate greed and power., and one man's resistance to the process.
1 hr 9 min - The Bermuda TrriangleLets talk about one of the worlds most mysterious body's of water and the Atari 2600 game inspired by it.29 min
- Wall Street KidWhat child wouldn't want to play a game of working the stock market. My guess is none, but that didn't stop Nintendo from trying. Let's walk through this game and see whats happens.25 min
- Atari Flashback 1 / Adventure GameA brief description of the first Atari flashback retro console and the game Adventure.18 min
- 24 min
- Episode 1: The 2600Since the title of this project is “Growing up Atari” let's start with just that, the Atari. The VCS or 2600 to be precise. In 1977, like many my whole world changed with the introduction of the Atari Video Computer System or Atari 2600. It was like having an arcade in your home. Sure the graphics weren't as good as the arcades and not all games had all the levels or worked the same as the arcade versions.But it changed my world forever.1 hr 7 min
About Growing Up Atari
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“Growing Up Atari” is an engaging multigenerational podcast exploring the cultural, social, and personal experiences that have shaped different eras—from Boomers to Gen Alpha. Through…
stories of toys, music, movies, fashion, politics, and more, the series highlights how, despite generational differences, we share far more in common than we think.
Each episode blends humor, reflection, and community-driven discussion, showing that growing up in any decade—whether with Atari consoles, smartphones, or AI—is part of the same human story.