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Retro VGM Revival Hour

The Nostalgia Roadtrip Network

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Welcome To the Retro VGM Revival Hour. This is a video game music show where me as well as guests will share and talk about video game music of the 8-bit ,16-bit 32bit, and current video game music Eras. From the obscure to the well known. Both Respecting and honoring The music that many gamers have grown up on and those who have just discovered the Incredible world of Video game music.
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Video Game Happy Hour

VideoGameHappyHour.com

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Video Game podcast with over 150 years combined gaming experience, discussing gaming news, new game releases, retro games, gaming hardware, and various gaming topics. The podcast goal is to build a gaming community with like-minded gamers. Come join our growing discord by visiting VideoGameHappyHour.com.
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Litreading brings classic short stories to life—expertly narrated with care, clarity, and just enough character to keep things lively. From Poe to Twain, Wolfe to Hemingway, each episode features a complete tale designed for immersive, thoughtful listening in a few minutes to an hour. In addition to timeless tales from the past, explore New Tales Told—a podcast of original short stories that echo the tone and texture of the classics, but are entirely new. Search New Tales Told wherever you g ...
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Hinge Problems

Chris Pinner, Rudie Overton

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An hour-long discussion of war movies by 4 avowed leftists. A custom review system with every movie. War is bad, and yet movies show it, interesting. Previously: An obscure video games podcast.
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The Dualcast

The Dualcast

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Welcome to our Podcast where we go back and time and talk about your favorite game from the past. Not every episode is the same, you'll never know what retro game we will talk about next. So sit in your car put your seat belt on, put in your earbuds if your car stereo sucks and enjoy the ride. And try to look like you're doing something if you're at work. Because nobody really listens to the radio anymore and we have an hour commute to work.
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Midwest Super Pixel Pros - Audio

Grand Forks Best Source

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Join Dale, Katie, Paul, and a rotating line of guests as they stream and break down a mix of contemporary and retro video games! They also cover the world of video game esports broadcasts, run down the latest new releases, host local tournaments, and scour the depths of the video game landscape in order to bring you the most jam-packed video game hour of the week! Midwest Super Pixel Pros is a podcast of Grand Forks Best Source, for more GFBS shows, please visit - https://gfbestsource.com/shows/
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This week we're joined by Sierra legend Mark Crowe, co-creator of the Space Quest series and one half of the iconic Two Guys from Andromeda. Mark reveals how he went from never touching a computer to helping define the golden age of adventure gaming, working alongside Roberta Williams, Disney, and a hapless space janitor named Roger Wilco. Plus, we…
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⭐⭐⭐Game – Composer – Title – Release date – Company⭐⭐⭐⭐1.) Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army – Shoji Meguro – “Battle (Raidou), Finale! The Ultimate Face-Off & Archenemy” – June 19, 2025 – Atlus – Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PS4, PS5, Windows PC & Xbox Series X/S⭐2.) Mouthwashing – Martin Halldin – “Main Theme, What's New …
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Halloween is the season of the macabre and one the greatest authors of dark frightening fiction was Edgar Allen Poe. You can cover the body. Hide the blood. Swear you’re sane. But you can’t silence the sound. Beneath the floorboards… something still beats. Considered to be the finest American Gothic writer of all time, Edgar Allen Poe loved to pen …
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This is one of those scary stories that sneaks up on you. It looks like just another day in small-town America, sometime around the early 1950s. But then, something is wrong. Something is hanging there. And what’s most unsettling isn’t the horror itself — it’s how calmly everyone else reacts. Philip K. Dick wrote The Hanging Stranger in 1953, and i…
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Since the dawn of our species, we have been bewildered by about that strange period of altered consciousness that occurs just before, during, and at the end of our daily slumber. Our next story expressively explores this activity that we all share and which still eludes understanding. This piece was more of an observational essay than a classic sho…
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This week's show features Erik Simon, co-founder of the legendary Thalion Software, the minds behind Lionheart, Ambermoon, and No Second Prize. Erik shares hilarious and jaw-dropping tales from the golden age of Amiga development, how the demo scene shaped Thalion’s “make the impossible happen” ethos, why Lionheart used every Amiga graphics mode. R…
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In this truly chilling tale, we explore the darkest parts of the human mind - the hidden recesses where derangement resides. A word of caution: this tale is very dark and is not suitable for younger children. A Survey. A Dream. A Better Ad? Somewhere out there is an ad you won’t hate. And this brief, slightly soul-sucking survey might help me find …
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Every October, we creep into the scary season on Litreading, digging deep into the trove of classic horror tales from around the world. Some of the most frightening stories of all time were penned more than 100 years ago by authors like Mary Shelly and Edgar Allen Poe. One of the greats of the early 20th century was H.P. Lovecraft, and this is one …
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Ghost stories have been told around the world and are often based on mythical creatures or spirits. Those living in the cold, snowy regions of Japan created the legend of a winter spirit called Yuki-Onna (or snow woman) whose beauty allows her to prey on those lost in brutal winter storms. A Survey. A Dream. A Better Ad? Somewhere out there is an a…
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Please note: "Murder of Crows" is one of the early episodes of my new podcast, New Tales Told. I published it here to share it with my large Litreading audience. However, it will eventually only be available on New Tales Told. If you haven't yet done so, please search for New Tales Told on this podcast service or visit shortstoryverses.com to liste…
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We reprise another classic thriller from Litreading's archives for this year's scary season, In this episode, we go on an adventure off the coast of South America, as a famous big game hunter finds himself stranded on an island where hunting has been elevated to a new and frightening level. It’s time to play “The Most Dangerous Game.” "The Most Dan…
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Here is one of the greatest gothic horror stories of all time, originally produced for Litreading in 2019. As Halloween approaches, our tales of horror grow more grisly with a classic scary story, The Black Cat by one of America’s greatest devisers of dread, Edgar Allen Poe A Survey. A Dream. A Better Ad? Somewhere out there is an ad you won’t hate…
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This week, we’re joined by former Amiga Report editor, writer, and This Week in Retro host Jason Compton, who takes us into the golden age of 90s computing news. From chasing stories during Commodore’s dramatic collapse (“we may not make more chips, but we can sell the floor scrubber!”) to the birth of one of the first online tech magazines, Jason …
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This dark, thriller deserves to be included in our reprise of classic stories for the scary season. Written by one of America’s greatest writers, Sinclair Lewis, "The Willow Walk" features some fascinating characters, shocking twists, and powerful imagery. It is also one of our longest stories clocking in at over one hour. In addition to winning a …
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What is the scary season without a classic monster story? Like the campy creature features of the 50s and 60s, this story features a tiny annoyance turned into a killing machine. First published in 2020, this story returns to send chills down your spine. Late 19th and early 20th-century science fiction writers were fascinated with the wild and rela…
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Everyone in town has a story about Luella Miller. She never seems to lift a hand, yet somehow, help is always at her side. And those who give it—well, they never quite look the same afterward. Some tales of horror are loud and bloody. This one is quiet, gentle… and suffocating. Mary E. Wilkins Freeman spins a ghostly puzzle where the most dangerous…
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What led a man to live an isolated life at his ramshackle cabin, with a boarded up window, in the former American wilderness? What is the tragic story that led him to this doleful existence? Here is his traumatic tale. A Survey. A Dream. A Better Ad? Somewhere out there is an ad you won’t hate. And this brief, slightly soul-sucking survey might hel…
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As the owner of a 19th-century home, I often think about those lives lived here before us and what they must have been like. As our homes are so much a part of us, those who have gone before us leave traces of their lives and loves behind. Here is a very short, yet poignant tale of just such an old house. It seems that the author experienced the fe…
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For years, it’s been one of gaming’s biggest urban legends, how much did Michael Jackson really work on the music for Sonic the Hedgehog 3? In part two of our exclusive chat with Roger Hector, former Director of the Sega Technical Institute, we get the full story. Roger reveals how Jackson’s unexpected visit to STI turned into hands-on involvement …
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Humans are rarely content with their lot in life. We long for something more and, all too often, believe that, given the right opportunity, our lives can be made better in an instant through some fortunate event, like winning a lottery. A Survey. A Dream. A Better Ad? Somewhere out there is an ad you won’t hate. And this brief, slightly soul-suckin…
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Here is a relatively obscure tale of suspense for the scary season. After checking into a small hotel to convalesce for the summer, a man becomes curious about an enigmatic guest who has taken up residence and the other end of the hall. About the story: As I can only read stories in the public domain, you might wonder about the reference to a Hitle…
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When a young man seeks the perfect place to study for his universitymathematics exams, he finds an isolated house that seems ideal—too ideal. The locals whisper about the Judge's House and about the cruel magistrate who once lived there. But he is a man of science, dismissive of superstition. He believes in mathematical theorems, not ghost stories.…
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As Halloween approaches, here is the story of a mysterious death in the 19th-century American wilderness. A Survey. A Dream. A Better Ad? Somewhere out there is an ad you won’t hate. And this brief, slightly soul-sucking survey might help me find it. It’s optional. But I’d be forever grateful. Or at least for like, a week. http://bit.ly/litreadingc…
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NightProphet and Cube2the3rd join the Video Game Happy Hour crew to weigh in on the Xbox Game Pass price hike! Plus, they cover the newest releases: Ghost of Yotei, Final Fantasy Tactics the Ivalice Chronicles, and Hades II. Seriously, you're not going to believe what SityClicker wears to bed. Follow NightProhpet on Twitch here: https://www.twitch.…
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This week marks our milestone 500th episode, and we’re celebrating in style with part one of an epic two-part chat with industry legend Roger Hector. From working under Nolan Bushnell and Al Alcorn in the very earliest days of Atari, to helping bring classics like Super Breakout and Battlezone to life, Roger shares incredible behind-the-scenes stor…
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As Halloween approaches we begin a time for scarier stories. For this short tale with a chilling twist we turn to prolific 19th century stories Ambrose Bierce for "A Wireless Message." Ambrose Bierce is considered one of the 19th Century finest authors of shockingly realistic short stories. His most famous tale “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” i…
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