Quoted from deibert:

This Flippin Podcast

Quoted from FalconPunch:

That's exactly what I've been doing this week. Struggling to fix old games in my garage and the voice of someone talking about pinball is better to me than a song I've heard 1000 times.
But judging by this thread people make a coffee or get a beer. Sit down in their lounge room and listen to podcasts like it's TV show or a movie. I still don't get it.

Quoted from brucipher:

I don't listen to many pinball podcasts anymore. I used to listen to C2C all the time - it usually lasted just the right amount of time while mowing the lawn. I've come and gone with Kaneda...I'd listen, get annoyed, stop listening, and then come back (rinse and repeat). I haven't listened in a long time (and think I am finally done). His negativity and hypocrisy finally wore me out for good. When Head 2 Head first started, I was really into it...but the long episodes ultimately steered me away from listening. Really enjoy those guys, however.
I've never listened to TWIP podcast. I read his updates almost every Monday and Tuesday. Does the TWIP podcast primarily cover those topics, or is there more to it? Average episode length?

Quoted from scampcamp:

Spooky Pinball is my favorite. Well done & with a variety of topics. EM Dungeon is a great segment. I like to have it on in the background while I am working on my pins. Once a month is just right.
Whatever happened to One & Done?

Quoted from Eskaybee:

I think KPP’s latest podcast should be entitled, ‘Kaneda loses his shit’. Why that guy continues to target Keith Johnson and JJP baffles me. $10 bucks says it’s because they declined interview requests and now they are a target.
Listen Kris, here’s the deal with Pirates. It’s a phenomenal game; players know this, and non-owners know this. Your unwarranted targeting of this title is getting ridiculous. Think of JJPOTC like SFII. The more SFII evolved, the more characters got introduced. And learning new characters, techniques, and strategies were a huge part of playing SFII champions edition, alpha, and capcom vs SF. That’s how you need to approach JJPOTC. Learn the basic structure of the game (which is way easier than you make it out to be), then pick a character or two and stick to them until you really start picking up the pieces and peeling all the layers the game has to offer much like all the SFII games.
Love the show and keep up the hard work; you offer a lot of insight in the hobby but when it comes to JJPOTC, I think you are out of your territory. And if you’re speaking of quality issues, there’s a new top tier pin in the neighborhood in Iron Maiden, go peek around in that issues thread and see how those owners been doing and that game has been in production much much longer. It’s pinball man! Don’t take it so personal. This isn’t Heighway or Dutch, JJP are one of the good guys.
Peace
SKB

Quoted from DerGoetz:

But the last one IS an interview piece... and an interesting one on top of things.