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Episode 56: Welcome to Macintosh
James interviews Josh Rizzo and Rob Baca, directors of "Welcome to Macintosh" an upcoming documentary on how Apple and the Macintosh changed the world. James and John announce the winner of last week's contest and share some eBay finds: an Airport night-light, and a copy of the first Macintosh game, "Through the Looking Glass".
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\nOther related links from this episode:
Return to Dark Castle
Apple.com: A Life in Pictures
Internet Archive Wayback Machine