RMC Episode 740: Apple 1 Forever!
James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple employee "hello" pin , Macintosh SE with green CRT , and Dr. J's Fat Mac . They look at Apple 1 har...
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RMC Episode 739: A Free McIntosh!
James and John discuss eBay finds: PowerBook 145B , Classic II , and LC III . James and John look back to June 1986 in Macworld magazine, an...
RMC Episode 738: Above the Fold!
James and John discuss eBay finds: iPhone launch water , 17" PowerBook G4, and Mac/Lisa Development Team package . James shares an article a...
RMC Episode 737: E-mail is Oversold
James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple 1 replica , Mac/Apple 2 service binders , and classic Mac coasters . They look back at May 1986 in...
RMC Episode 736: Scott's Frog Design MacBook Concept Creation
James and John discuss eBay finds: retro Apple mouse pad , unreleased Mac 128k developer manuals , and Macintosh II . Scott joins the podcas...
RMC Episode 735: Make Something Wonderful
James and John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh Portable , Macintosh Picasso glass sign , and Macintosh 128k . James shares from Make Something...
RMC Episode 734: Vinegar Syndrome
James and John discuss eBay finds: a pair ( 1 / 2 ) of Finnish Macintosh posters, a MacAddict award , and a 50th Apple anniversary paper cup...
RMC Episode 733: Mac Like Things PowerCD
James, John discuss eBay finds: Apple/Canon sign from Japan, PowerBook 100 in box, and NIB Macintosh numeric keypad . They take look at the...
RMC Episode 732: Apple Turns 50!
James, John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh cloth banner , Mac-in-a-Maclock , and Apple 50th company giveaways . They look back on their lives...
RMC Episode 731: Marchintosh Favorites
James, John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh SE , Macintosh G3 AIO , and colorful Apple computer covers . They pick some favorites from Marchin...
RMC Episode 730: Lil Finder Guy
James, John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh floppy drive with original box, American Girl mini Macintosh , and Leading the Way Apple Computer...
RMC Episode 729: More Marchintosh with Ron
James, John, and Ron discuss eBay finds: 20th Anniversary Macintosh , Macintosh TV , and two-tone Macintosh II . Ron talks Marchintosh , and...
RMC Episode 728: Marchintosh!
James and John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh/Canon desk sign , A-Max Macintosh emulator for Amiga, and sealed AppleShare File Server softwar...
RMC Episode 727: Prospecting, Qualifying, Process, and Closing
James and John discuss eBay finds: 1989 Macintosh brochure , Macintosh SE , and Macintosh LCIII. They look at an Apple Certification Trainin...
RMC Episode 726: Lasers for the Future
James and John discuss eBay finds: Dove MacSnap card , 1983 Servicing Macintosh VHS tape, and Macintosh Team nametag . They go back to Febru...
RMC Episode 725: Bow Ties
James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple Computer Racing press items , Mac Picasso accessories kit , and Apple Computer rainbow wall art . J...
RMC Episode 724: 2026 New Year's Retrolutions
James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple Computer Racing press items , Mac Picasso accessories kit , and Apple Computer rainbow wall art . J...
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RMC Episode 723: Holiday Shopping Lists
James and John discuss eBay finds: 1992 Montgomery Ward newspaper ad , lot of Mac Nubus/PCI cards , and a Macintosh on RISC SDK . They look...
RMC Episode 722: iPhone Pockets and iPod Socks
James and John discuss eBay finds: 1992 Montgomery Ward newspaper ad , lot of Mac Nubus/PCI cards , and a Macintosh on RISC SDK . They look...