ON THIS EPISODE:

Media preservation comes in a lot of forms: new presses of vinyl records, 4K updates to classic movies, and randomizing 90s era video games! For Chris Cauley, the best way to relive nostalgia is to disassemble the components of a classic game, rearrange them up, and relive them for the first time.

Chris and I talk about the community that’s formed around remaking, demaking, remixing, and randomizing Super Metroid, a 30 year old game on Super Nintendo. 

ABOUT MOST UNIVERSAL:

Most Universal is a podcast about the interconnectedness of idiosyncrasies. 

Every week, I sit down with friends and members of the Indy Hall community, and we discuss our unexpected interests, surprising career paths, and quirky qualities that make us who we are.

Make new friends with fascinating people, or learn a little more about the folks you thought you knew! 

Indy Hall members can join LIVE recordings every Thursday at 12pm eastern. New episodes are released every Monday, where ever you enjoy podcasts. 

And remember, ⁠“what is most personal, is most universal”⁠.

Find out more about Indy Hall, and join our community at ⁠indyhall.org⁠.

[Original music for Most Universal by Steady State]