Hello! I am here to share the very first episode of a brand-new pinball podcast!
This addition to the absolute smorgasbord of podcasts already serving the pinball community comes from the perspectives of two women in the hobby who looked at the long list of podcasts out there and, through meticulous calculations, concluded that there might be room for a few more female voices to join the fray. We will be covering anything and everything in the world of pinball, talking with the people of pinball, and trying to keep a finger on the pulse of the growing presence of women in pinball…there may be some light traditional sports talk and a tangent here and there, as one might expect.
We’re looking forward to adding our voices to the pinball hobbyist chorus, and we hope you’ll join us!
The second-first episode is here! Join Krystle and Steph as they work their way through doing an “actual” podcast episode! Steph also resolves to take less than a week to edit next time…also, to get her own Seawitch sounds.
Show Notes:
This News in Newsball
Our Week? Fortnight? In Pinball (Allentown/Iron Maiden Launch)
In a special-for-Pinburgh Rip Tide double shot, we cover what we’ve been up to in the interim between Episode 2, recorded late May, and now, and we share some of our excitement about Pinburgh! Stephanie pulled an all-nighter to get you two podcasts for the road - safe travels and happy playing, everyone!
In this amazingly professional episode, Steph and Krystle giggle off their Thanksgiving dinners while talking about the 24 Hour Battle, tournament directing, homebrew, and a smattering of other things pinball.
Interesting production choice to put one person in each ear rather than mixing both people to both ears. Makes it a little harder to listen, I can’t have one ear free for other sounds.
Switch it to mono audio in your podcast player, or set it to mono in your accessibility options on your phone. I agree that it’s harder to listen with each voice in different ears.
From the TWIPy in our hearts tot he TWIPy in our hands (kind of), Steph and Krystle celebrate one year of Rip Tide by doing a first part of a two-parter of sorts, with the second part coming…eventually.
If you’ve been to TPF the last couple years you’ve seen me behind the desk wearing it. I am like you, can go to a gathering and not talk to anyone! Then I’m annoyed with myself afterwards. I became an event organizer partly to FORCE myself to interact.
Anyway, just wanted to let you know there are others out there with the same feelings. I enjoy your podcast.
Thanks James Mulvenon!