Back to the Mac Podcast, Episode 8
This podcast was a collaboration with Dr Richard Harkness. It was the eighth podcast that I recorded and edited for publication by Alex Arena.
Back to the Mac, or BTTM, ran for a total of 26 episodes, most of which have been lost to internet history. It was good fun whilst it lasted and we had an average five-star review from seven listeners. I’m not sure how many more we reached.
I rescued this episode from an old, portable hard drive.
Back to the Mac Podcast, Episode 7
This podcast was a collaboration with Dr Richard Harkness. It was the seventh podcast that I recorded and edited for publication by Alex Arena.
Back to the Mac, or BTTM, ran for a total of 26 episodes, most of which have been lost to internet history. It was good fun whilst it lasted and we had an average five-star review from seven listeners. I’m not sure how many more we reached.
I rescued this episode from an old, portable hard drive.
Back to the Mac Podcast, Episode 6
This podcast was a collaboration with Dr Richard Harkness and Jacob Penderworth. It was the sixth podcast that I recorded and edited for publication by Alex Arena.
Back to the Mac, or BTTM, ran for a total of 26 episodes, most of which have been lost to internet history. It was good fun whilst it lasted and we had an average five-star review from seven listeners. I’m not sure how many more we reached.
Above is the second episode that Richard found for me.
Back to the Mac Podcast, Episode 5
This podcast was a collaboration with Dr Richard Harkness. It was the fifth podcast that I recorded and edited for publication by Alex Arena.
Back to the Mac, or BTTM, ran for a total of 26 episodes, most of which have been lost to internet history. It was good fun whilst it lasted and we had an average five-star review from seven listeners. I’m not sure how many more we reached.
I rescued this episode from an old, portable hard drive.
Back to the Mac Podcast, Episode 4
This podcast was a collaboration with Dr Richard Harkness and Jacob Penderworth. It was the fourth podcast that I recorded and edited for publication by Alex Arena.
Back to the Mac, or BTTM, ran for a total of 26 episodes, most of which have been lost to internet history. It was good fun whilst it lasted and we had an average five-star review from seven listeners. I’m not sure how many more we reached.
I rescued this episode from an old, portable hard drive.
Back to the Mac Podcast, Episode 3
This podcast was a collaboration with Dr Richard Harkness. It was the third podcast that I recorded and edited for publication by Alex Arena.
Back to the Mac, or BTTM, ran for a total of 26 episodes, most of which have been lost to internet history. It was good fun whilst it lasted and we had an average five-star review from seven listeners. I’m not sure how many more we reached.
I rescued this episode from an old, portable hard drive.
Back to the Mac Podcast, Episode 2 – Jacob, Johnny and Richard Look Back and Look Forward
This podcast was a collaboration with Dr Richard Harkness and Jacob Penderworth. It was the second podcast that I recorded and edited for publication by Alex Arena.
Back to the Mac, or BTTM, ran for a total of 26 episodes, most of which have been lost to internet history. It was good fun whilst it lasted and we had an average five-star review from seven listeners. I’m not sure how many more we reached.
Above is the second episode that I found on a server.
Back to the Mac Podcast, Episode 1 – Richard and Johnny Have a Chat
This podcast was a collaboration with Dr Richard Harkness and was the first podcast that I recorded and edited for publication by Alex Arena.
Back to the Mac, or BTTM, ran for a total of 26 episodes, most of which have been lost to internet history. It was good fun whilst it lasted and we had an average five-star review from seven listeners. I’m not sure how many more we reached.
Above is the first episode that I found on a server.
Back to the Mac Podcast, Episode 0 – The Pilot
This podcast was a collaboration with Alex Arena and Jacob Penderworth and was my introduction to producing a podcast.
Back to the Mac, or BTTM, ran for a total of 26 episodes, most of which have been lost to internet history. It was good fun whilst it lasted and we had an average five-star review from seven listeners. I’m not sure how many more we reached.
Above is the pilot episode that I found on a server.