Home to Rob "Flack" O'Hara's multiple podcasts. Whether you're interested in old video games, old computers like the Commodore 64 and Apple II, arcade games, technology, or other retro topics, you'll find a show here worth listening to!
What did you want to be when you grew up? A doctor? An astronaut? A podcaster? On this episode I discuss 10 things I wanted to be when I grew up, and a few careers I might pursue post returement.
In 1992 Archie Karas drove to Vegas with $50 in his pocket. Hear how he spent the next three years turning that money into millions, and what happened next.
Kooky tales Podcast is available both in video format on YouTube and as a traditional audio podcast… although you won’t get to see Susan’s artwork that way!
Did you know St. Patrick was not born in Ireland, wasn’t a canonized saint, and didn’t actually drive the snakes out of Ireland? We learned a lot of kooky facts on this St. Patrick’s Day themed episode! Also, I’ve overed two new mics and a new mixing board, so next week’s episode should sound even better. We’re getting there!
Kooky tales Podcast is available both in video format on YouTube and as a traditional audio podcast… although you won’t get to see Susan’s artwork that way!
In the 1970s the United States Government launched Project Star Gate, recruiting psychics in hopes that they could use their “remote viewing powers” to spy on the Soviet Union. Managed alternatively by the CIA and the Army, the project was officially shut down in 1995.
Kooky tales Podcast is available both in video format on YouTube and as a traditional audio podcast… although you won’t get to see Susan’s artwork that way!
The summer of 1947 became known as the “Summer of Saucers” thanks to Kenneth Arnold’s sighting and the Roswell incident, but the Maury Island Incident in Washington State predates both of those incidents by just a few weeks and was the first reported sighting of a Man in Black.
Kooky tales Podcast is available both in video format on YouTube and as a traditional audio podcast… although you won’t get to see Susan’s artwork that way!
In 1971, a woman in Spain was shocked when ghostly faces began appearing on her kitchen floor. When the family scrubbed the floor to remove the faces, the faces distored with pain. After the floor was torn up and replaced, the faces returned. The Faces of Belmez is one of my favorite tales, and the story behind the story is even more interesting.
Kooky tales Podcast is available both in video format on YouTube and as a traditional audio podcast… although you won’t get to see Susan’s artwork that way!