Tommy talks about Pinburgh and the end of ReplaxFX as we currently know it. You shall be missed! 

As 2020 starts to hopefully wind down I do my best to talk about all the positives going on right now within the hobby and shout out a bunch of people and companies that are doing good things to make pinball a little better and I talk about a few of the distractions outside of pinball also helping me to stay happy and positive. I hope everyone is doing well, staying safe and healthy, and is getting ready for the holiday season. 

We cover new games at my location.

New ramps and other parts being made.

NBA Jame Arcade 1up and Dragon's Lair Replicade. 

Tommy talks about the upcoming new game release from JJP on Monday, October 5th, 2020 heavily rumored to be Guns N' Roses designed by Eric Meunier and coded by Keith Johnson. What will we see Monday? What do you want to see? Will it be ready to ship and what will it cost? Answer these questions and more. 

Also, check out our new feature where you can leave us a voice message that we can use in a future episode. So if you'd like to leave us a message after the unveiling on Monday and your thoughts on the game please do so and we can share your thoughts with the pinball world as well. 

Look forward to Monday and what is to come! 

Avengers. 

Tommy and Taylor talk life in lockdown, projects and more.

This was special episode as my daughter Ella and I sat down to chat with cartoonist and one of the originators of the Drop Target Zine Jon Chad. 

We talk about Jon's soon to be published pinball book, his interest in science and the current state of our world. 

Thanks for listening and be safe. -Taylor 

Tommy and Taylor talk Rick and Morty, butcher our listeners names and just catch up on what they have been doing in pinball. 

Taylor talks to Johnny Bergeron about his art and the creation of the art package for Stern's Jurassic Park.

Johnny Bergeron, aka Johnny Crap,  is an artist living in Montreal that has created artwork for bands such as Suicidal Tendencies, 

Primus and Slayer. He was approached in 2018 to join the team of Stern's Jurassic Park to give his take on the iconic film series and 

his artwork now adorns what is now considered an instant classic. This interview just scratches the surface of his story.