Podcasts about Collingwood

Tom Browne gave us all the latest news in the footy world, including Brad Scott's appointment as Essendon coach, who is likely to replace him at the AFL, Jordan de Goey signing on at Collingwood and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge have the latest news from the AFL Trade Period. Adelaide list manager Justin Reid talks through how they'll get the deal done to secure Izak Rankine from the Suns. Jordan De Goey has signed a 5-year deal with Collingwood, Ryan Vague discusses the details of the deal. Harry Sheezel is in the studio ahead of AFL Draft Combine, and Nick Gieschen from Connors Sports Management looks at his players involved during this Trade Period. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily Brad Scott becomes Essendon's next coach (0:00); What it means as Scott leaves his AFL role (6:32); Best and Fairest season (10:13); Jeff Kennett's first statement since the Hawthorn allegations became public (14:20); The latest on Jordan de Goey (18:12) Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cam Luke & Josh Jenkins wind back to the 2014 Trade Period, in which Collingwood were reticent to lose Dayne Beams but ended up with a fruitful crop coming the other way...

This week we review the Grand Final, the Hawthorn internal report, trade news and Henry's CLASSY response to De Goey resigning with Collingwood.

The Late Trade for Day Three. Damian Barrett, David Noble and Stephen Silvagni discuss Joel Selwood's retirement, Alastair Clarkson's latest statement. We chat about the mammoth Jack Bowes contract and where Jack Graham will end up in 2023. Noble's Nous runs the rule over Collingwood. Philo-SOS-ical looks at a heavy grand final defeat and the impact it can have on a football club long term. Matt Rendell analyses the list of Essendon.

David Noble takes a look at Collingwood following their fantastic campaign in 2022.

Josh Jenkins helps Tom Mitchell and Ollie Henry find new homes, while the Swans add a key player to improve their list as they look to go one better in 2023.

I meet a LOT of people who want mindset hacks. When I ask them how they're leveraging their body to impact their brain, I typically get the blank stares, followed by the deep thoughts look. Too many people are focused on TOP DOWN strategies to overcome obstacles. It's the same people wondering why their confidence changes more often than they change their underwear (assuming they change their underwear daily) But, seriously… There's an opportunity to leverage a BOTTOM UP approach to accelerate your mental and emotional fitness… It starts with how you fuel your body. In today's episode of Coming Up Clutch™️, I summarize the Top 3 nuggets from Monday's interview with nationally recognized nutrition expert and author, Tara Collingwood. If you want practical steps to fuel your body in a way that will lead to a consistent, high-performing life, lock in to get the cliffs notes version of my interview with Tara.   [00:01 - 09:31] Tara's BIG Three #1: How to leverage your diet to overcome adversity #2: How to stay on top of what our body needs  #3: Why we must pay attention to our gut for optimal health and performance   [09:32 - 11:50] Wrapping Up! Make sure to listen to the full interview with Tara to get more of her wisdom and hear her BIG DOMINO Take action… Pick ONE of the three nuggets to work on  COMMIT   KEY QUOTES “FUEL how you want to FEEL.” -Tara Collingwood   CONNECT WITH TARA Instagram: @dietdivatara Linkedin: /in/taragidus/ Website: https://dietdiva.net/   CONNECT WITH J.R.  Facebook: @jamesJRreid Instagram: @jamesjrreid LinkedIn: in/jamesjrreid/ Twitter: @jamesJRreid Website: jamesreid.com   RATE & REVIEW this episode on Apple: https://jamesreid.com/review   SHARE this episode with someone who wants to be challenged, pushed, and positioned to come up clutch more often.   SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on any new episodes and Special Guests!   LISTEN to previous episodes on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Google or whatever podcast platform you prefer!

As we near the run home to the finals, a Collingwood AFLW star Ruby Schleicher joined the Breakfast Club

All the talk today has been about Jordan De Goey and Cal and Riley gave their thoughts on where De Goey will play his footy next year and would the Saints still Trade for him if Collingwood matched the bid?

Sam Hargreaves and Matt Rendell wrap up day 2 of trade radio, and discuss Brisbane and Collingwood's trade targets in-depth

Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge delve into Jordan De Goey's decision to knock back Collingwood's offer that includes behavourial clause. The free agency pool has 30 players, which ones will be on the move plus all of your questions answered. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh Jenkins looks at where Adelaide, Brisbane, Carlton, Collingwood & Essendon should be spending their money in 2023.

The AFL Players Association has said it doesn't support extra behavioral clauses being added to player contracts. But where does this leave Jordan De Goey who has been outstanding on the field for Collingwood and rather average off the field. Bryce and Hayesy ask the question "ZZZAre the behavioral clauses added to De Goey's contact fair?"

It comes with Jordan De Goey in protracted negotiations with Collingwood about a new deal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cam Luke & Josh Jenkins look at where Lachie Hunter would slot in best as he looks for a move away from the Bulldogs, and how Collingwood should best manage the weighty contracts of Brodie Grundy & Jordan De Goey. Josh rolls out The Budget for clubs from Adelaide - Essendon, his latest Mega Trade, and there's a recap of the big news from this morning's chat with Port Adelaide Football GM Chris Davies.

On today's episode, Morgan From Australia (@MorganFromAus) returns to the show to discuss Week 3 of the NFL and Collingwood losing this week. We also have a follow up to the conversation I had yesterday about football culture and playing through insane amounts of pain and injury, and doctors intervening on the behalf of players. We also do a deep dive into the way that Ime Udoka's suspension and affair have been recklessly covered, despite a lack of information available and disregard for the victim and female employees in Boston Subscribe to On The Edge with SLASH wherever you get Podcasts CKSAML Productions Subscribe to our new Podcast series. The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty on Apple Podcasts Part 1: The Greatest Dynasty in North American Pro Sports – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty Part 2: Gregg Popovich – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty Part 3: Kawhi Leonard – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty Part 4: What Happened in 2018?? – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty | Podcast on Spotify Part 5: The Fall – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty | Podcast on Spotify This show is presented by BetOnline Sportsbook. Use Code “BLEAV50” for a 50% bonus on your initial deposit

Julian de Stoop & Josh Jenkins discuss the expected new deal for Jordan De Goey, who looks likely to stay at Collingwood after a strong second half to the season.

The girls fail to beat a strong Collingwood defence. Courtney, Dan and Ari dissect the game, a tough draw coming up and everything else Dons. Visit Liquorland Visit Store Visit Website Join PREMIUM Go Dons

Cornes discussed the De Goey situation and why Collingwood should hold firm on the star's contract situation, and more.

Quiz time: On a scale from 1 to 10, how intentional are you about planning your meals around how you want to feel? Notice I didn't ask, “What do you eat when you feel ________?” The reality is, eating has become a reactionary thing for driven people on a mission. Our meals typically follow our mood.   “I'm hungry. Shoot, I better eat something.” “I feel like crap and don't feel like cooking.” (cue smashing the Uber Eats app). How do I know this? Because I'm like you.  For years, eating was an event that followed my mood. There was no intention behind it, despite me knowing as a former athlete our bodies are like luxury cars… …if we keep putting 87 gas in while pushing it to the max, it's bound to break down - both mentally and physically. In today's episode of the Coming Up Clutch with J.R.™ show, nationally recognized nutrition expert and author, Tara Collingwood, keeps it both REAL and SIMPLE as she shares how us high-achievers can fuel the feelings (and ultimately the outcomes) we're after. In this latest episode, Tara and I talk about… How to leverage your diet to overcome adversity How to stay on top of what your body needs despite it constantly changing Why we must pay attention to our gut for optimal health and performance …and so much more. If you want to prime your body and mind to achieve your biggest dreams and goals, then lock in to today's episode.   [00:01 - 14:20] Introducing Tara to the show Tara's most embarrassing moment Tara's background and her professional journey    [14:21 - 29:08] How to leverage your diet to overcome adversity Must ask yourself everyday, “What's most important?” Make a choice on how you want to move forward in life.  Our physical health is our foundation - if you don't have a strong foundation in your house, the rest will crumble Two key words when it comes to nutrition / leveraging your diet to help you overcome adversity (2Ps): Planning & Preparation Recommendation: try one new recipe a week or month (to prevent boredom). If you have a family, pick something to try together. Tara's advice when you feel like you just can't Plan and Prep because you're so mentally/emotionally challenged right now… BE TRUE TO YOURSELF - what is realistic for me and MY lifestyle? Connect FOOD to how you FEEL. When you have to perform at your best and want to SHOW UP the best for the people who matter most, you HAVE to think about what's going in your body Give yourself grace - YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE PERFECT Key TIP: Ask yourself, how do I want to FEEL physically, mentally, and emotionally for the next 3-4 hours. Your answer determines what you should put in your body. How are you going to FUEL how you want to FEEL in your body?  NOTE: take in smaller increments vs. thinking like you have to have this perfect diet all figured out   [29:09 - 38:20]  How to stay on top of what our body needs  Regarding supplements and fad diets… If it sounds too good to be true, it is. There's no one size fits all - everyone's body is different Regarding intermittent fasting… Tara's philosophy = 12 hours of fasting is optimal. We have about a 1 hour window upon waking up where our metabolism is ready to get going. If we pass that window, we're losing out on necessary energy Supply and Demand analogy: Supply = food; Demand = think, breathe, move; the minute you wake up, metabolism is go-go-go and you need to FUEL that (because while you're sleeping, you're using that energy that was stored)   [38:21 - 42:21] Why we must pay attention to our gut for optimal health and performance Our gut is where our immunity is Tara's recommendation (but, still, check with your doctor): Probiotic supplements Probiotic foods (kiefer, yogurt, fermented foods like sauerkraut and kimchi) Foods high in fiber - whole grains, fruits and vegetables, beans These keep the good bacteria happy (whereas processed foods pisses them off) Stress - the mind and gut are closely intertwined Stress releases hormones…those hormones tell us whether we're hungry or full (when we don't get enough sleep, hunger hormones can also get triggered) This is why you see people gain or lose weight whenever they're going through a tough time or a challenge   [42:32 - 45:44] How to manage your diet in the midst of family craziness, travel, and an overall packed schedule Plan and Prepare! Think about your schedule AHEAD OF TIME If you're eating out, you CHOOSE the healthier options   [45:45 - 50:16] Wrapping Up Tara's BIG domino How to connect with Tara   KEY QUOTES “Our physical health is our foundation - if you don't have a strong foundation in your house, the rest will crumble.” -Tara Collingwood “FUEL how you want to FEEL.” -Tara Collingwood “If it sounds too good to be true, it is.” -Tara Collingwood   CONNECT WITH TARA Instagram: @dietdivatara Linkedin: /in/taragidus/ Website: https://dietdiva.net/   CONNECT WITH J.R.  Facebook: @jamesJRreid Instagram: @jamesjrreid LinkedIn: in/jamesjrreid/ Twitter: @jamesJRreid Website: jamesreid.com   RATE & REVIEW this episode on Apple: https://jamesreid.com/review   SHARE this episode with someone who wants to be challenged, pushed, and positioned to come up clutch more often.   SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on any new episodes and Special Guests!   LISTEN to previous episodes on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Google or whatever podcast platform you prefer!

Jordan De Goey has reportedly rejected Collingwood's latest contract offer due to the nature of behaviour clauses the Pies have inserted in the deal, with St Kilda circling.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Gleeson from The Age broke the exclusive story and joined Sam, Jimmy and Lloydy to chat all about it.

Brenton Sanderson gets his notepad out and jots down his Shopping List for Geelong, Sydney and Collingwood. What does each club need/want for 2023.

Sam Edmund & Brenton Sanderson kick off Trade Afternoons for 2022. We've got 'What's The Deal' as the boys discuss how Brodie Grundy gets to Melbourne plus Sando's Shopping List for Geelong, Sydney & Collingwood

Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily Jordan De Goey dominates headlines (0:00); Collingwood's salary concerns (6:57); Chris Scott's leadership (12:32); Not many coaches rebuild for a new flag (15:55); Brad Scott is firmly in the mix for Essendon's coaching role (19:59) Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Gleeson reports that Jordan De Goey has rejected a new contract from Collingwood. Damo, SOS and Matty Rendell discuss it on the Late Trade

The federal Cyber Security Minister has shot down Optus' claim that it was the victim of a sophisticated hack, there's something exciting happening in space this morning, there's been a school shooting in Russia, Collingwood star Jordan De Goey has rejected a five year contract offer from the Pies, Kim Kardashian has been grilled on TV about what kind of man she wants to date next, Alec Baldwin is one of four ‘possible defendants' facing charges over the death of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jordan De Goey has rejected Collingwood's 5th year contract offer

Matthew Lloyd and Kane Cornes discussed the news that Jordan De Goey has declined his contract offer at Collingwood due to behavioural clauses.

Cam Luke & Josh Jenkins look at how Collingwood can best manage the weighty contracts of Jordan De Goey and Brodie Grundy this trade period, with Dan McStay and Bobby Hill expected to join the club.

Julian De Stoop & Josh Jenkins run their eye over the worth of Ollie Henry, who's heavily rumoured to leave Collingwood for Geelong, and the balance Richmond face in likely losing Jack Graham while bringing in Jacob Hopper and Tim Taranto.

Sam Edmund spoke with former Cat Mathew Stokes and former Pie and Swan Paul Williams about their Grand Final experiences. Stokes played in premierships in 2007 and 2011, a losing Grand Final in 2008 and missed on Geelong's 2009 premiership through injury. Williams played just 1 finals in 10 seasons at Collingwood before moving to Sydney in 2001. He had to wait until his 15th season to finally play in a premiership in 2005

How often have you dreamed about having a rockstar doctor life?  If so, it's important to learn about life's successes, struggles, and tips from people who are where you want to go, to help you rock your life as a chiropractor!  Well, then you probably listen to Dr. Melissa Longo's Rockstar Doctor Life.   Dr. Melissa Longo is a Collingwood, Ontario, Canada Chiropractor in her 20th year of family practice. Born and raised in Toronto, she attended Dalhousie and McMaster Universities, graduating with a Bachelor of Kinesiology. She then studied at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. She has extensive training in Prenatal and Pediatric care and was awarded a fellowship with the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association in 2002. Dr. Melissa has always been highly active in her local community.  She has been nominated for the Young Entrepreneur of the Year awards, and her practice has been nominated in the category of customer service.  She lectures regularly on a variety of health topics and has been invited to present at community events and organizations, as well as corporate events. Dr. Longo also mentors other Chiropractors to support their practice development and help them deepen their clinical skills. She hosts a Podcast for Chiropractors and speaks at conferences and conventions internationally. When not in practice or lecturing, Melissa lives a highly active life and devotes much of her time to raising her two teenage sons. On this episode, you'll hear about Melissa's experience putting on the Rockstar Doctor Life podcast for the last six years.  Being guests on Melissa's podcast was a great honor for the Knowles practice!  Melissa shares:   How she picked a focus for the podcast What she learned from doing the podcast The most fun aspect of doing the podcast What she gained from the podcast The meaning of balance And MUCH more! Find out more about the experience of a Rockstar doctor life, what it takes to rock your life as a chiropractor, and what's next for Dr. Melissa Longo.  You can find more about her on her website at https://drmelissa.ca.   Be sure to clear your calendar to be at Mile High September 23rd, 2023 for Mile High 11.

Mark chats about all things superstition, anxiety, holding your nerve, and why he couldn't watch the final quarter of his beloved Sydney Swans v Collingwood in last week's Preliminary Final. Instead, he retreated to his office and recorded a Podcast to avoid the heart rate spike and his inability to control the situation. It was the full range of emotions in not knowing what was happening and dreading the check in via Dr. Google. Can anyone relate?

Deborah Vanberkel of Napanee is both a dairy farmer and a psychotherapist treating her fellow farmers. She tells us about what prompted her to undertake her wellness practice. And in another conversation, dairy farmer Peggy Brekveld, who is also the president of of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, tells us about their new Agriculture Wellness Ontario program which includes counselling, suicide prevention and mental health literacy help; Muckpaloo Ipeelie tells about the changing of the seasons ceremony happening today at the Awen Gathering Circle in Collingwood; Safe consumption sites for drugs tend to polarize communities wherever they're proposed. Plans are now underway to open a site in Barrie. Is there something to be learned from Peterborough's experience which opened its own safe consumption site three months ago? We hear first from Donna Rogers, the Executive Director of the Four Counties Addiction Services Team, the host organization for Peterborough's facility. And then we find out more about the preparations in Barrie from Meredith Fryia. She's the Addictions Program Manager with the Canadian Mental Health Association's Simcoe County Branch. The agency has just received an exemption from Health Canada that allows for the use of illegal drugs at their proposed facility.

Dave Court is an Adelaide based artists who's work spans across multiple mediums. His vibrant bright coloured works blur the boundaries between graphics art, sculpture, digital and painting. Ranging from small hangable works to large, all encompassing, multi sensory installations. Dave has recently been incorporating the use of AI image generating technology. His current exhibition titled “Learning Machine” is on show at Backwoods gallery, Collingwood. Opening night this Friday 23rd September. Instagram: @dave.court www.davecourt.art

Collingwood assistant coach Justin Leppitsch joined Gerard in the studio to talk about what it was like to be apart of the incredible season with the Magpies, their narrow preliminary final loss to the Swans, the decision to play Brayden Maynard on Lance Franklin, and what it was like working with Craig McRae. He then previewed this weekend's grand final, highlighting the strengths of Geelong and Sydney.

In another HUGE episode of the ESPN Footy Podcast, we dissect Geelong and Sydney's preliminary final triumphs, analyse how both Brisbane and Collingwood can take the next step in 2023, talk the farce that was Sam Draper's goal of the year, and much more! Join Jarryd Barca, Jake Michaels, Rohan Connolly and Champion Data's Christian Joly on the ESPN Footy Podcast.

Catch up on all the footy news from AFL 360, Tuesday 20th of September with Gerard Whateley and Mark Robinson. Gerard and Robbo discuss the news of Buddy Franklin returning for one more year with the Swans, and Callum Mills joins to discuss all of the fanfare surrounding that, and Sydney's big win over Collingwood. For more of the show tune in on Fox Footy & KAYO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mathew Stokes joins Michael Gleeson, Jake Niall and Caroline Wilson to preview the grand final, discuss Patrick Cripps' Brownlow win, look at what's next for Brisbane and Collingwood and much more. Plus, Melbourne defender Libby Birch is our special guest to talk AFLW.   Got a question about your club? Send it to realfootypod@theage.com.au for our hosts to answer. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. And if you value independent, quality journalism, please subscribe to The Age today. Thanks for listening and don't forget to check out more great podcasts from The Age & SMH.Support the show: https://subscribe.theage.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode The Producer and Josh go through all the sport from the last week. Majsport and the Ferrari Cup has been in full swing even without The Producer being involved. The Ferrari Cup was held at Sardegna for Round 20 which saw Steven claim a win. Maj tried a different strategy which very nearly work but IceTaylor got him in the end. With 2 races to go only 1pt seperates IceTaylor and Maj for the championship. Check out Majsport on the link below. Make sure you subscribe to Majsport to stay up to date. https://www.youtube.com/user/majsport Josh tells us all about his current running and what he has coming up over the next few weeks. Did No Ma'am basketball win their Grand Final this week? The NRL saw the Rabbits defeat a battling Sharks team and The Eells smashed the Raiders. This sets up Prelimary Final Matches of Panthers vs Rabbits and Cowboys vs The Eels. Can the Eels finally win a premiership. In the AFL the Cats destroyed the Lions in their Preliminary Final and the Swans let a 38pt lead slip but were still good enough to defeat Collingwood by 1 point. This sets up the Cats vs Swans Grand Final. Let's go Swans!!! Join our NFL Tipping Comp and if you win you will win a prize. https://www.footytips.com.au/competitions/?ff=settings&competitionId=406234 The team then finish the show with some NFL and Motorsport. 0:00:00 – Majsport 020:00 – Running with Josh 0:22:00 – NRL 1:03:00 – AFL 1:17:00 – NFL 1:22:00 – Motorsport Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @The Producer05 Josh - @PiesJosh Colbee - @colbee6ref Mendy - @BigMendy180 Darren - @Dazza_20 Erik - @ErikNielsen2759 Part of the Always Up Network Always Up Network - @AlwaysUpNetwork  #AUN Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/  

"I was invested in it..."

After looking at the first of the preliminary finals at the start of 'The Buck Stops Here', Bucks and Garry discussed all the key points to take from Sydney's thrilling win against Collingwood.

SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks to talk about Gillon McLachlan's comments regarding Patrick Cripps' overturned suspension, his top five stories of the upcoming grand final, what impact the incoming players at Collingwood will have on their salary cap situation, and more.

On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' was all about football this morning, with the two reacting to the weekend's footy and the incredible Brownlow Medal count last night. They then moved onto 'The Buck Stops Here' where they provided a more in-depth look at Geelong vs Brisbane, and Sydney vs Collingwood. Sam Edmund joined them to share his list of the top five stories heading into the AFL Grand Final, and they were then joined by Carlton superstar Patrick Cripps after he won the Brownlow Medal last night. Lastly, they went to 'Questions Without Notice', where they took your calls.

Today I talked to Stefan Höltgen about his book Open History: The Archaeology of Retrocomputing (Kulturverlag Kadmos, 2021). How can historical computers be described properly from the viewpoint of computer science? By considering media archaeology's theory of operative and thus a-historical media computer archaeology combines an interdisciplinary set of theories and methods to answer this question. At first, the problems of computer historiography (technical inaccuracy, inconsistency, and idiosyncrasy) will be deconstructed with the help of history criticism (H. Whyte, R. G. Collingwood), discourse archaeology (M. Foucault), and media archaeology (W. Ernst). Following that, technology–oriented tools and methods are gathered for describing ‘old' computers within an ‘archaeography' and analyzing them within a mid-range theory. Methods of computer science (from theoretical, practical, and technical c.s.), electronics, logics, mathematics, and diagrammatics supersede hermeneutical methods of historiography. Additional tools (re-enactment, demonstration, computer philology) from media science and other disciplines complement this set of methods. The objects of the following analyzation are early microcomputers (1975-95). Retro computing, that has been practiced for decades as a hobbyistic way of computer archaeology, sets the frame for four computer archaeological projects that had been implemented within media scientific seminars (and other occasions): 1. a computer philological analysis of a ‘traditional' computer demo (simulating a jumping ball) on different platforms and in different programming languages since the 1960s; 2. the development of a “Game of Life” on an 8-bit platform to examine the didactical and ‘historiographical' potentialities of cellular automata; 3. the development of a new computer game for a 1978 gaming console to examine the differences between software emulation and material hardware; 4. the reparation of an 8-bit computer from 1976 done by a hardware hacker to analyze the tools, methods and knowledge-gaining process of such a non-professional approach. These projects are discussed afterwards to gain the specific didactical modus operandi of retro computing hobbyists. Just like historical home computing (starting from the late 1970s) retro computing autodidactically gathers theoretical, historical, and practical knowledge by trial and error, gamification, and e-learning through a “learning by doing” procedure. The confrontation of three historical examples with three actual retro computing projects will prove this. The didactical reflection of retro computing projects describes a ‘retro didactic' that would be useful for a broad application of historic sensitive, computer scientific knowledge with the help of less complex systems (like early microcomputers are). Rudolf Inderst is a professor of Game Design with a focus on Digital Game Studies at the IU International University of Applied Science and editor of “Game Studies Watchlist”, a weekly messenger newsletter about Game Culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Today I talked to Stefan Höltgen about his book Open History: The Archaeology of Retrocomputing (Kulturverlag Kadmos, 2021). How can historical computers be described properly from the viewpoint of computer science? By considering media archaeology's theory of operative and thus a-historical media computer archaeology combines an interdisciplinary set of theories and methods to answer this question. At first, the problems of computer historiography (technical inaccuracy, inconsistency, and idiosyncrasy) will be deconstructed with the help of history criticism (H. Whyte, R. G. Collingwood), discourse archaeology (M. Foucault), and media archaeology (W. Ernst). Following that, technology–oriented tools and methods are gathered for describing ‘old' computers within an ‘archaeography' and analyzing them within a mid-range theory. Methods of computer science (from theoretical, practical, and technical c.s.), electronics, logics, mathematics, and diagrammatics supersede hermeneutical methods of historiography. Additional tools (re-enactment, demonstration, computer philology) from media science and other disciplines complement this set of methods. The objects of the following analyzation are early microcomputers (1975-95). Retro computing, that has been practiced for decades as a hobbyistic way of computer archaeology, sets the frame for four computer archaeological projects that had been implemented within media scientific seminars (and other occasions): 1. a computer philological analysis of a ‘traditional' computer demo (simulating a jumping ball) on different platforms and in different programming languages since the 1960s; 2. the development of a “Game of Life” on an 8-bit platform to examine the didactical and ‘historiographical' potentialities of cellular automata; 3. the development of a new computer game for a 1978 gaming console to examine the differences between software emulation and material hardware; 4. the reparation of an 8-bit computer from 1976 done by a hardware hacker to analyze the tools, methods and knowledge-gaining process of such a non-professional approach. These projects are discussed afterwards to gain the specific didactical modus operandi of retro computing hobbyists. Just like historical home computing (starting from the late 1970s) retro computing autodidactically gathers theoretical, historical, and practical knowledge by trial and error, gamification, and e-learning through a “learning by doing” procedure. The confrontation of three historical examples with three actual retro computing projects will prove this. The didactical reflection of retro computing projects describes a ‘retro didactic' that would be useful for a broad application of historic sensitive, computer scientific knowledge with the help of less complex systems (like early microcomputers are). Rudolf Inderst is a professor of Game Design with a focus on Digital Game Studies at the IU International University of Applied Science and editor of “Game Studies Watchlist”, a weekly messenger newsletter about Game Culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

On this episode The Producer and Josh go through all the NRL, AFL and Majsport from the last week. Majsport and the Ferrari Cup has been in full swing even without The Producer being involved. The Ferrari Cup was held at Watkins Glen for Round 19 which saw Naeem come from near the back to win. Maj had a solid race finishing 2nd after there was a huge pile up on Lap 2. With 3 races to go it is a battle between Maj and IceTaylor for who will win the championship. Check out Majsport on the link below. Make sure you subscribe to Majsport to stay up to date. https://www.youtube.com/user/majsport Josh tells us all about his current running and what he has coming up over the next few weeks. Can No Ma'am basketball win their semi final this week? In the NRL the Panthers were the better team against the Eels. The Raiders ended the Storms season in a good game. Cowboys finally won after 93mins against the Sharks and The Rabbits ended the Roosters season in a game that saw the player's loose control. This week we see the Eels at Home against the Raiders and Sharks up against the Rabbits. AFL saw the Demons knocked out by the Lions and Collingwood were too good for Fremantle. Can the Cats defeat the Lions to make the AFL GF and can a team that was beaten by West Coast this season make the Grand Final. We will know after this week. Join our NFL Tipping Comp and if you win you will win a prize. https://www.footytips.com.au/competitions/?ff=settings&competitionId=406234   0:00:00 – NRL 058:00 – AFL 1:04:00 – Majsport and The Ferrari Cup Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @The Producer05 Josh - @PiesJosh Colbee - @colbee6ref Mendy - @BigMendy180 Darren - @Dazza_20 Erik - @ErikNielsen2759 Part of the Always Up Network Always Up Network - @AlwaysUpNetwork  #AUN Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/