One thing I've learned in life is that sometimes we have to make positive things happen. Little, intentional changes can make a big difference in our lives. On this episode of You Don't Know Flack I share 10 positive changes I've made to my life along with 5 I want to implement but haven't done yet. Feel free to share your own tiny wins with me and the world!

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Toy Bizarre by Activision (1984) is a lost C64 gem that looks similar to the original Mario Bros. platform game but adds just enough depth, action, and strategy to elevate it to a higher platform. Precent robotic toys from taking over the toy store while avoiding Hefty Helga in this classic action platform game for the Commodore 64, TOY BIZARRE!

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I did an episode about thrifting on this podcast back in 2013 so I figured it was okay to revisit it 13 years later! A lot has changed in the world of thrifting since then. On this episode I talk about the introduction of apps and social media thrift store sellers along with talk about the Goodwill bins, buying things to flip, and more talk about people pooping in cups. Never buy a cup from Goodwill, they cannot be trusted!

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In this exciting slapstick episode I teamed up with Amigo Aaron (one half of the Amigos Podcast) to do this crossover episode in which we review The Three Stooges, which was released for the Commodore 64, the Amiga, and several other platforms. Go the the bathroom before starting the multiple hour episode in which we dig through the history of the Stooges before throwing pies at the game. Enjoy this instant yuk yuk classic episode!

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Let it snow, let it snow... let it snow on somebody else! On this episode of You Don't Know Flack we'll be traipsing through the snow while sharing some memories of playing, eating, and falling in the snow. I'm ready for spring!

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With hands and feet that are deadly weapons, no one can stop Joe Musashi in this 1989 Commodore 64 classic, SHINOBI!

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On this special fireside episode of You Don't Know Flack, I'm going to tell you how my October went. There will be a flood, a fire, and a furlough. I could have called this episode the three F's, I guess. Enjoy in my misery, lol.

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One of the best arcade conversions for the Commodore 64 came out in 1983 and was published by... Commodore. It's GORF!

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It's been 12 years since I last did a show dedicated to Halloween and so I decided that was enough time to revisit the topic. On this episode I'll touch on a few of the topics I covered back on episode 144 (from 2015!) and lots of new stuff, from our 12-foot skeleton and which Halloween songs I'm sick of to all the wonderful animatronics and decorations I've seen at Home Depot, Lowe's, and of course, Spirit Halloween. Happy Halloween to all and be safe out there trick-or-treating!

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Which version of After Burner for the Commodore 64 is the best? Was it the UK/PAL version released by Activision or the US/NTSC version released by Mindscape? Which one will take you to the Danger Zone and which one will flame out? You'll find out as we discuss AFTER BURNER

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