Welcome back to the basement for episode twelve season two. Averagetrav takes a break from managing four kids and running the IT department to break down the gritty reality of 90s peer to peer downloading. Meanwhile, travel chef and former Food Network contestant Foodie Mike C explains how he managed to survive a brutal dinner rush while passing a massive kidney stone. We are sipping on Central Standard Brewing's Rumble Pack IPA, and Especial Mexican Lager! Talking about the tragic death of the Sega Dreamcast, and exposing the hidden horror game prototype disguised as a classic Disney cartoon. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and lets get it! 00:00 to 04:04 We kick things off with Central Standard Brewing and a massive shoutout to Cellular Center ICT in Wichita. 04:04 to 08:58 Dealing with Mac audio glitches and catching the Mandalorian at the Regent Theater. 08:58 to 19:51 Retro Rewind frames the demise of the Sega Dreamcast as a tragic true crime story. 19:51 to 27:46 Channel Surfing covers the 1996 WWE Curtain Call, the Fresh Prince finale, and Mike's kidney stone. 27:46 to 48:40 We dive into the Disney Afternoon Collection physical release on the Switch and actual milk caps. 48:40 to 51:24 Cartridge Conundrum asks a deep cut question about Metal Gear Solid on the Game Boy Color. 51:24 to 56:17 What Are These Damn Kids Saying translates Gen Z slang like Crash Out and Mewing. 56:17 to 01:07:24 Mike spins his own unhinged wheel, leading to an awkward explanation of the Oklahoma hand puppet. 01:07:24 to 01:14:19 Trav's Take ranks the ultimate Mount Rushmore of P2P downloading from Napster to LimeWire. 01:14:19 to 01:17:20 The Ghost Babel conundrum answer, Bring Me The Horizon lore, and signing off. This week we are skipping the big corporate tech stores and shouting out Cellular Center ICT right here at the Town East Mall in Wichita for hooking it up with eighty five dollar unlocked tablets. We are also fueling the podcast with some amazing local pours, specifically the Rumble Pack IPA and the Especial from Central Standard Brewing. And as always, we love shouting out Christopher and Jerry at the Regent Theater in Wellington for keeping the local cinema alive. Dreamcast True Crime: We expose the real story behind the death of the Sega Dreamcast. Sega America and Sega Japan acted like toxic parents, bleeding money on the Sega CD and 32X before Electronic Arts completely abandoned them. By the time Sony showed up hyping the PS2 DVD player, the Dreamcast was doomed. The Resident Evil Connection: The upcoming Disney Afternoon Collection features the Super Nintendo classic Goof Troop. It turns out Shinji Mikami built Goof Troop with item management, locked doors, and block pushing puzzles, using it as the exact prototype he would later use to create the horror masterpiece Resident Evil. P2P Downloading: We look back at the wild west of the earl

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