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This week's ramble includes such fun topics as preserving obscure ska through teamwork, the glory of old Disney animation, saying goodbye to the beloved home button, reminiscing about vinyl and VHS formats, a whole bunch of G.I. Joe preparation, and more.

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(00:00:00) Start of show(00:00:25) The arachnid invader(00:01:42) The arrogance of Anthem rappers(00:11:59) Preserving obscure ska through Clone Hero(00:16:18) Vinyl and VHS formats(00:23:34) Nobody's inking and painting anymore(00:27:19) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: pretty impressive!(00:32:50) Owning animation cels(00:34:34) G.I. Joe preparation(00:44:23) Brad says goodbye to the home button(00:52:01) Fold your phone!(00:55:18) Is it time for a third bubble?(00:58:02) The Olive Garden 2026 trip report(01:02:04) Brad's leaving and content and bye!

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Alex Hedlund

If you guys want to go more into the kinda "Dark-Side" of 80's Toys and how they were made read the graphic novel: The He-Man Effect: How American Toymakers Sold You Your Childhood

Jon

Brad don't let YT Premium lapse. It's the most essential streaming subscription on the market today.

Nathan

The Toys That Made Us is a fascinating series. As a Cincinnati resident, it was mind blowing to hear about the Kenner history with the creation of Star Wars toys. We have a small display of them in our museum. One of my favorite places to visit.

allblu

A 45 is a 7" single, a 7" in the punk sense is just the form factor but they can be pressed at 33 rpm to fit more songs.

John Tacopina

24bit flac was a great format for audience recordings of concerts. It maintained the insane dynamic range you needed to get everything