ABOUT THIS EPISODE
[video available on Spotify] This week's episode of the podcast was a great one! Lucy, Neil, and Tammy discussed classic technology from the 80s and 90s, including some of the most iconic devices from that era, such as the BBC Micro, Commodore C16, C64 ZX Spectrum, and many more.
They reminisced about their childhood memories from the early 80s and then talked about classic games and consoles from the 90s that are still popular today.
The conversation is engaging and informative; you learn much about the technology that has shaped our world today.
We hope you enjoyed this episode and would highly recommend it to anyone interested in the history of technology.
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