Interviews and voicemails from Hokuto Force on the wildly popular Another World Demo, Amiga, Atari, C64 C16 C128 Repairs, Voicemails, VR64: JEDI, 1982 Inspirado Projecto - Video Games • Three Dimensional - 2D • Track605 • Movie Games Yet To Be • Jack Nicholson Endorses Man Behind The Machine • Sky gods culture jam • Expression • Flatliners

Explore Man’s world with the Sounds (Field Recordings, Ambient nature, city sounds, sampled audio, found sounds and artifacts) digital remnants of memories, forgotten storms, lightning, rain, traffic, automobiles, reverb, lost civilizations imagined through sound scales scapes shapes colors and unedited discoveries of aural utopias.

Man captures the blips, bleeps and Exciting sounds and interviews from the Vintage Computer Festival Midwest 14 and ECCC 2019 with enthusiasts of Atari, Commodore, Tandy, Apple, Video Brain, VIC-20, TRS-80, IBM-DOS, MS-DOS, GEOS, arcades, Super Mario Bros, and presentations that include the original computer graphics for the Star Wars Death Star. On this podcast: Listen to The Machine that Destroyed the Death Star presentation at VCFMW14 ECCC 2019 and see how the Vector General PDP-11/45 was used in 1976 to create the Death Star CGI in Star Wars.

Data wild Wild West MBTM Computer Intro • VR Chat: Occulus.mp3 • VR and Computer.mp3 • The Infatuation • Vr Chat.mp3 • Virtual (Simulated) Reality.mp3

On this podcast, Man dissects how the enlightenment ends, Kissinger’s prediction on artificial intelligence, what Google is up to with algorithms (and the fifth domain), computing fields, Chinese robot judges, cyber operators, AI-fueled, machine-waged’ future of conflict, facial recognition and the surveillance apparatus in China that is fertile testing ground for technocracy and the internet of things

In this episode, Man plays a symphony Of instruments from vintage Commodore beyond. Music experimental and music for highways and off-world colonies, electronic music, sound design, Drones, artificial intelligence landscapes, movies, back to the future, tones, circuits, synthesizers, and ambient music.

Deepfake is a technique for human image synthesis based on artificial intelligence. DeepFakes offers the ability to swap one face for another in an image, artificial intelligence can identify deepfake videos, disproportionately affecting public figures, because a large collection of shots of their faces from various angles. DEEPFAKE podcast (stream in browser app or smart device) DEEPFAKEs of Artificial intelligence in Hollywood, 2020 election, Nicolas Cage, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Keanu Reeves, Forest Gump, Lion King, Bill Hader, Elon Musk, Charlie Sheen, Tom Cruse, The Shining and Jim Cary.

On this episode, Man explores violent Video Games, censorship, which games should be banned, Fornite, Call of Duty, Grand Theft Auto, Death Race (1976), Night Trap, Mortal Kombat; Grinch Stole Christmas, Custer’s Revenge (1982), Chiller (1986); and the 1980s-1990s debates on Sega and Nintendo tittles such as Barbarian: The Ultimate Warrior (1987), VR, simulations and artificial intelligence.

MS-DOS

Microsoft Windows

Mac OS

OS/2

Linux

NeXTcube

IRIX

Solaris

RiscPC

AmigaOS

BeOS

Acorn Archimedes

AROS

Atari Jaguar

PlayStation

PlayStation 3

PlayStation 4

PlayStation VR

PocketStation

Xbox

Xbox 360

Xbox One

Sega 32X

Sega Saturn

Super NES

Nintendo 64

Nintendo Switch

3DO

Game Boy Advance

Tapwave Zodiac

Shield Portable

Shield Android TV

Shield Tablet

TR-DOS

iOS

BlackBerry OS

Windows Mobile

HTC Vive

Google Stadia

Android

In this podcast, Man explores artificial intelligence, love, art, what happens when art is mechanized, Internet, Tour de France, Man asks users about what they love, philosophical questions about Machine Learning, A.I. and the use of intelligent robots for Mozart lovers

Our special guests from the UK Riot Retro. Gaming join us for some Acorn BBC Gaming fun with Acorn BBC Model B - Elixir Lunar Rescue Ghouls Zenon

Acorn BBC Model B - Killer Gorilla Castle Quest Exile Acorn BBC Model B - Repton Ghouls Skirmish, plus some history of the British Broadcasting Corporation Microcomputer System, Acorn Computers, Sinclair Research, Newbury Laboratories, Tangerine Computer Systems, and Dragon Data plus Voicemails and VIC-20 updates.