Although there are currently no active audio podcasts dedicated exclusively to the Apple II, the following retrocomputing shows often feature our favorite computer.
These podcasts are actively publishing new episodes.
ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit Podcast
Hundreds of interviews of Atari luminaries, with the occasional panel featuring Kay Savetz, Brad Arnold, and Randy Kindig.
Floppy Days
Randy Kindig’s vintage computing podcast.
Jason Scott Talks His Way Out of It
Free-range archivist and Internet Archive software curator Jason Scott shares personal monologues and life stories.
Next Without For
Earl Evans and Randy Kindig’s podcast dedicated to computer language implementations that are either retro or new but used for retro computers.
Retro Computing Roundtable
A twice-monthly panel featuring the likes of Paul Hagstrom, Earl Evans, Michael Mulhern, Carrington Vanston, Jack Nutting, Quinn Dunki, and Blake Patterson.
RetroMacCast
James Savage and John Leake offer weekly reports from the classic Mac community.
These podcasts are no longer actively publishing (i.e. more than one episode a year), but their archives are still available.
1 MHz
In the first-ever Apple II podcast, Carrington Vanston unboxed and reviewed Apple II games.
A2Unplugged
The late Ryan Suenaga interviewed modern Apple II fans and shared the news of the day.
Apple Time Warp
John Romero and Craig Johnston reminisce about the Apple II and interview their peers.
Chicken Missile
A bunch of KansasFest alumni (hosted by Charles Mangin) have silly discussions as a distraction from the pandemic.
Drop /// Inches
Paul Hagstrom and Em Maginnis discuss the Apple III computer.
Electric Dreams
Mimi Whalen interviews Apple II users.
Open Apple
Three years of monthly news & interviews co-hosted by Em Maginnis & Ken Gagne, followed by three years with Em Maginnis & Quinn Dunki.
Retrobits
A general retrocomputing podcast hosted by Earl Evans.
RetroReads
Mimi Whalen reads aloud from classic retrocomputing magazines, books, and journals.
Disclaimer: This index is not intended to be comprehensive. No podcast has paid to be included on this list, nor is inclusion necessarily an endorsement. All podcasts are listed alphabetically. Based on an article by Sean McNamara in Juiced.GS Volume 26, Issue 2 (June 2021). This page was last modified on .