The Old Timey Computer Show was the subject of the Owncast Newsletter's November 2026 issue. This post contains the full, unedited comments from the interview for this issue.

Post-mortem for the mystery games tournament I held for Retro Gaming Live's inaugural A Fistful of Brawlers marathon on October 17, 2026, streamed from my hometown of Virginia Beach, VA.

For 23 years, the mysterious 6-button version in Tao Taido did not have functioning player 2 controls. The game is so obscure that until now, no one thought to investigate if that's original behavior or a MAME bug.

Post-mortem for the mystery games tournament I held at The Beast In The East 9 in Hampton, VA on July 18, 2026. This tournament is the first to be streamed.

The Old Timey Computer Show celebrates 7 years of operation on May 18, 2026. This post summarizes the results of the fifth annual viewer survey and the implications of running a 24/7 channel on an independent service.

The idealistic theatrical troupes of the world have been taken over by organized crime. It is time to move on.

Post-mortem for the mystery games tournament I held as a side event for the DC Riichi Mahjong Open tournament in Arlington, VA on March 28, 2026.

Post-mortem for the mystery games tournament I held at Super MAGFest 2026 in National Harbor, MD on January 10, 2026.

A primer on converting a GunCon 2 light gun controller to use OpenFIRE, running on a Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040 microcontroller, with as few components as possible.