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Forever Ago

Video Games: A Tale of Two Pongs

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// Video games are a lot older than you probably realize, but it took a long time for them to catch on. Join host Joy Dolo and kid co-host Kai on an epic quest through history to figure out how video games began. With help from intrepid reporter Cari Spivack, they’ll visit the age of dinosaur computers, early arcades and befriend some talking cows. //

© Brains On Universe Length 00:34:23 8 November 2018 Topics: Educational , History Country: USA Type: Episodic

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© Brains On Universe Length 00:34:23 8 November 2018 Topics: Educational , History Country: USA Type: Episodic

Season One: The Trailer

Season One: The Trailer

This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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Video games are a lot older than you probably realize, but it took a long time for them to catch on. Join host Joy Dolo and kid co-host Kai on an epic quest through history to figure out how video games began. With help from intrepid reporter Cari Spivack, they’ll visit the age of dinosaur computers, early arcades and befriend some talking cows.

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