What a crazy situation to be in, you’re about to make a cup of tea then all of a sudden you find yourself sitting down having a Retro Tea Break whilst being interviewed about your life and your work – I say interviewed, talking with Neil is more like sitting down with a mate and having a good old chin wag.

But in all seriousness, when Neil contacted me for an interview, what could I say? His channel is awesome, a real treasure trove of quality content professionally presented and edited – a proper treat if retro computing hardware, software and history is your thing. I was trying to think of what RMC feels like to me, and I reckon a close comparison would be to that of a TV show that would be on now if computing TV shows were still on the telly. You know the sort of shows that you kind of remember forever. For someone like me growing up in the 70s and 80s it would be like remembering BBC Micro Live especially that episode where we all got to see a glimpse of the mighty Amiga A1000.

What more can I say other than I thoroughly enjoyed recording this episode and I’m honoured to have been asked. Usually I’m watching RMCs videos, but on this occasion I’m in one! Cool or what!?

By the way for my own entertainment and I hope yours too, I’ve found said episode of Micro Live on that there YouTube below. Oh yes! Enjoy!

(I’d stupidly had this written as a draft so this post is now going live in July 2020 not 2019 when it was supposed to -Yep I know, dumbass or what! – Stoo 29th July 2020)