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This week's episode of RcadeRadio has Mark and Adam interviewing our guest host Anthony "Octavious Farnsworth" Schwader of the Game and Movie Podcast! Tony regales us with stories as a former Tilt Arcade GM and Chuck E. Cheese employee as well as the future of The Game and Movie Podcast! Original AirDate: 11.15.2018 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Adam, Dan and Mark bring back Steve from Grinker's Grand Palace to decompress and discuss GrinkFest 2018 (which Adam and Mark attended). The yearly gathering in Eagle, Idaho drew in one of its largest crowds ever thanks to the newest expansion. Steve discusses that plus fills us in on some of the behind the scenes going-ons at his perfect vintage arcade. Original Air Date 11.01.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Join us as we explore the origins of Ms. Pac-Man with General Computer Corp (GCC) founder Steve Golson in our season three kick-off episode. In the 51st overall episode of RcadeRadio, Dan Reed returns to his guest chair and is in fine form. Our guest Steve Golson provides a fun and detailed journey into his past coming up with Super Missile Attack. We set out to learn how Ms. Pac-Man and other games took him and his team to the next level. Original Air Date 10.18.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Eugene Jarvis returns for Round 2 with the RcadeRadio team in our season finale episode. This episode contains bonus pre-show and post-show chit chat with the hosts and their guest, so strap in for the ride of your lives as Eugene, Adam and Mark take you down both vintage and contemporary topics in our 50th episode.  Original Air Date 08.30.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Adam and Mark are joined by Aaron "CraftyMech" Reid and his amazing tales of field-programmable gate arrays! We discuss the BitKit in detail along with getting Craft's origin story and journey through the time vortex. Speaking of vortexes, Mark "Time Runner" Shields takes you back in time to re-experience the same day but in any point in yesteryear. We call up Dan Reed and the show turns out way better than we thought it would. Good times, folks. Original Air Date 08.09.2018 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

2D Con's Shanna is here for the second to last episode of the season. Tonight we resurrect the ghost of Steve Perry. What's that? He's alive? Well, that's good, because Mark and Adam make this a Journey-centric show as a result. Hear about the 2D-Con origin story in addition to catching up with the latest arcade news. A quick trip into the past with Back to the Cade is happening as per usual. Original Air Date 08.16.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Doc Mack launches our latest episode as we delve into the origins of his legendary Brookfield, IL super-sized arcade that's open every day of the year and adds one new arcade game every week. Of course, we delve into recent news (Retrocade, anyone?) and take a dip back in time to visit some doctored songs. Get it? Enjoy! Original Air Date 07.26.2018 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

You have died of the measles.  You receive a snakebite and you have died.  You entire party has died of exhaustion.  You have typhoid... and you died.  Zeke has died from cholera. You have suffered an accidental gunshot wound... and you have died.  You have died of dysentery.  Your entire party has drowned.  Sound familiar? Sam Bahman is an artist who has recently re-imagined a number of video games into fully-realized arcade versions.  Games like Mega Man, Zelda, and Duck Tales never existed originally in arcades.  He created a Nintendo style arcade cabinet from scratch and brought them all to life in glorious technicolor!  Recently Sam was commissioned to create a *NEW* unique cabinet:  OREGON TRAIL!  Oregon Trail, originally designed for MECC - The Minnesota Education Computing Corporation is a simple, challenging, and educational computer program with immense replay value.  It became a staple for the Apple II in the late 70s and early 80s an

Listen in on our extended interview with Raw Thrills' veteran game designer Eugene Jarvis. This podcast includes bonus content with a discussion on AI and why it won't work (especially with cars). Funny stuff. We then move on to the show and interview Eugene for a solid hour before he has to duck out.  Never fear!  Eugene's returns in the season two finale for more insights on the industry! Original Air Date: 06.28.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

We're returning to the RcadeRadio airwaves this week with two on-the-scene reviews of the recent SFGE (Southern Fried Gameroom Expo) in Atlanta George with active arcade hobbyists and frequent chatters: Kasey Relford and Daniel Copeland!  OriginX and Replicade are in the news.  We venture back in time to talk Cinematronics, Superman III, Tales of the Gold Monkey, and fire up What's In The Juke for the year June 22, 1983.  Original Air Date: 06.22.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Join us for a special episode of RcadeRadio as hosts Adam and Mark confront popular Rcader and Southern-Fried Gameroom Expo's Preston Burt with many questions. We mix things up in this episode as Preston had to prepare for the convention which was only days away.   Nothing like workin' backwards!  Tune in to hear about the only gaming convention with a LIVE WRESTLING MATCH!  WHUUUT?  Good times were had by all.  Enjoy the show! Original Air Date 06.06.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Adam Stevens and Mark Shields journey into the world of prank phone calls, restored 80s animatronics and more in this episode.  What Are You Workin' On gets us up to date on the duo's antics.  We try calling Dan Reed to see if he has a spare moment to stop in.  News coverage includes discussion about the new arcade bar Rock-afire which features restored Showbiz Pizza Place animatronic band members.  Back to the 'Cade takes us to May 24, 1982.  What's In The Juke rounds out our regular segments.  And, just when you thought the outro music was done and the show was ending, we add collector and bike enthusiast Steve Moerke as our super secret guest host for the last hour. Hold on to your hats, folks, this is our double-stuff sized episode. Original Air Date: 05.24.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Marking his triumphant third return as guest host is Bryan Thurston Howell Armitage The Third. The news segment covers the details about the new SNK Mini console, Coleco's new (and weird) mini games and Pinball Arcade's virtual pinball licenses falling like dominoes to the chagrin of owners who depend on them for new games. Back to the Cade time-slips to May 10, 1981. The trio discuss everything from how to become a surgeon to bacon wrapped game controllers.  Would this guy just hurry up and join the team?  Original Air Date: 05.10.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Arcadeaholics and Cosmotrons creators Shane Gutbrod and Dave Furrer join hosts Mark Shields and Not Adam Levine for tonight's show. 10 Yard Fight on the Switch and the new SNK mini are discussed in the news. Back to the 'Cade pulls April 26, 1984 out of its hat for your entertainment. For the interview the Costmotrons team Cosmoshane and Dave-A-Tron discuss the development of their game and also give us a glimpse of the future that lies ahead of them.  Original Air Date: 04.26.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Rcade Radio hosts Adam and Mark are joined by Vectrex customizer and vector enthusiast Jason "Color Me Good" Kopp! After a fun round of What Are You Workin' On, the trio move on to the news to discuss MGC 2018 and why you can't call your bar arcade a barcade without paying somebody some moolah. Back to the 'Cade reaches back to April 20, 1983 to find hits from Michael Jackson to Styx for the What's In The Juke Segment! The show's last segment details our interview and Jason's origin story.  Original Air Date: 04.20.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Adam and Mark strike out alone in this episode with no guest host. Covering what they've been working on in their arcade collection, the pair then discuss the new Punch Out arcade game emulated on the Switch. There's also time for a Bob Zarzadeck call and the Back to the Cade segment dating back to tax day, April 15, 1985.  Original Air Date: 04.05.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Hosts Adam and Mark are joined tonight by the venerable Whitney "8BitWhit" Roberts who helped pioneer the restoration of the lost Nintendo arcade game Sky Skipper. In the news are lots of Nintendo Switch updates including Far Cry 5 news and classic games Lode Runner Legacy and Punch Out are coming to the Switch console as well. The Gameboy Alarm Clock now selling on Amazon gets a mention. Back to the Cade tears back into March 29, 1986 with plenty of good music in our What's In The Juke segment? Guest host Whitney Roberts fills us in on his origin story and discusses future plans for the Sky Skipper artwork and game.  Original Air Date: 03.29.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Hosts Adam Stevens and Mark "TimeMachineRental.com" Shields dial up fellow collector Kasey "Agent-X" Relford for a quick and fun spontaneous interview. Expect a dose of arcade news from Adam and a trip Back to the Cade with TimeRunner (March 8, 1987).  Original Air Date: 03.08.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Join hosts Adam Stevens and Mark Shields in the arcade-o-sphere is returning guest host Bryan Armitage III. Bryan discusses the ins and out of his hobby and other work related activities. The news covers new games coming out on the Nintendo Switch as well an article about the Taito president going on Undercover Boss. Back to the Cade timeslips to February 15, 1985. During the interview we learn everything about Bryan we didn't previously know -- and then some.  You just know this kid is gonna end up being a co-host on the show at some point.  Original Air Date: 02.15.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support

Cat DeSpira joins the RcadeRadio crew to discuss her prolific blog presence and opinions on the arcade hobby.  Tune in and learn what drives Cat to write the way she does and how she got into collecting games and preserving history!  The conversation turns briefly to the Billy Mitchell high score cheating scandal which dominates the news during the time frame of this episode.  We ask Cat about a variety of other topics including The Polybius Conspiracy, the Tynemouth Plaza Arcade story and the unearthing of a Time Out Arcade archaeological find.  Adam and Mark venture back in time to April 1981 in our Back to the 'Cade segment.   Original Air Date: 02.08.18 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rcaderadio/support