Exploring the wonderful world of 1990s CD-ROM Multimedia.
Multimedia HyperGuide: Windows 3.1, Macintosh and MS-DOS Software of the 1990s
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Exploring the wonderful world of 1990s CD-ROM Multimedia.
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6/3/2018
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Recent Episodes
July 4, 2026
S02E03: Millennium Auction
Episode 3: Millennium Auction Today your intrepid host is joined by co-host @briandemodulated, who waxes gleefully about one of the best hidden gems of the Windows 3.1 era. You'll learn about reselling your skin on the open market, John Romero's uncanny memory, and how to screw other people at auction purely for spite. Links mentioned in the episode: Millennium Auction CD-ROM ISO for Windows 3.1 Mages and Modems book John Romero plays Quake for its 30th anniversary.
June 20, 2026
S02E02: The DISC!
Episode 2: CD-ROM Today and The DISC! Is anyone else as excited about an external 4X SCSI CD-ROM drive as I am? CD-ROM Today's cover discs are the main topic, along with reader mail about 90s FMV games that turned out to be duds. What happened to the curation and quality assurance we got from magazine publishers? Is there a modern counterpart to these with Steam and Itch.io? Links mentioned in the episode: CD-ROM Today The DISC #1 for Mac CD-ROM Today The DISC #1 for PC The Blue Cup Tools podcast by Francisco Gonzalez and Ben Chandler Mages and Modems book kiki - a homepage construction set
May 31, 2026
S02E01: When CD-ROMs Ruled the Earth
Episode 1: When CD-ROMs Ruled the Earth Step into the early 1990s, when CD-ROMs and Multimedia PCs were the new and exciting thing in the world of Macintosh and Windows-based computers. I talk about the new format for the show, and refocussing on the culture and technology of the 1990s. I reply to some long overdue listener mail, and talk about the exciting new future for multimedia in 2026 with the CD-ROM.ca Encartapedia. Links mentioned in the episode: kiki - a homepage construction set Utopian Scholastic - Michael Wolf
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