Scott Ryder's guest appearances

Scott Ryder

ANTIC The Atari 8-bit Podcast

Horribly Awkward

Jason Moore

Michael Phillips

Jason Scott

David Young

Steve Robinson

Scott Clark

Scott Adams

Dave Johnson

Ben Smith

Michael Katz

Kay Bess

Peter Shankman

Nolan Bushnell

Kevin Hayes

John Constantine

OwlTail

Atari at the Science Fair: Scott Ryder: Atari-Controlled Robot  Here's an article from The Fresno Bee (Fresno, California) dated April 15, 1982: "Science proves Fair game to young minds".  "Joseph Paul Ogas, 17, has designed a cheaper way to manipulate material beneath a microscope. Garey Nishimura, 13, has evaluated the relative flammability of several household fabrics. Theirs were the big winners among the 693 projects that filled the Fresno Convention Center Exhibit Hall for this year’s California Central Valley Science and Engineering Fair.  "There were other interesting projects that didn’t win big [such as] 'The Effects of Birth Control Pills on Plants,' and 'Determining the Correlation Between Canine Howling, Cockroach Activity and Earthquake Prediction'."  And later -- in the article's final paragraph, the reason for this interview: "Runners up [included] Scott Ryder, a sixth-grader at Ayer Elementary School: "Can an Atari 800 Control a Robot With Software?"  Can an Atari 800 control a robot with software? And if so, why did an awesome Atari-controlled robot only earn a runner-up award at the Science and Engineering Fair? I talked with Scott to find out.  This interview took place on February 21, 2021.

Atari at the Science Fair: Scott Ryder: Atari-Controlled Robot Here's an article from The Fresno Bee (Fresno, California) dated April 15, 1982: "Science proves Fair game to young minds". "Joseph Paul Ogas, 17, has designed a cheaper way to manipulate material beneath a microscope. Garey Nishimura, 13, has evaluated the relative flammability of several household fabrics. Theirs were the big winners among the 693 projects that filled the Fresno Convention Center Exhibit Hall for this year’s California Central Valley Science and Engineering Fair. "There were other interesting projects that didn’t win big [such as] 'The Effects of Birth Control Pills on Plants,' and 'Determining the Correlation Between Canine Howling, Cockroach Activity and Earthquake Prediction'." And later -- in the article's final paragraph, the reason for this interview: "Runners up [included] Scott Ryder, a sixth-grader at Ayer Elementary School: "Can an Atari 800 Control a Robot With Software?" Can an Atari 800 control a robot with software? And if so, why did an awesome Atari-controlled robot only earn a runner-up award at the Science and Engineering Fair? I talked with Scott to find out. This interview took place on February 21, 2021.

ANTIC Interview 404 - Atari at the Science Fair: Scott Ryder: Atari-Controlled Robot

Danielle Rayne

Tom Taylorson

This is a special Horrible Gamers Podcast episode we did last week w/voice actors: Danielle Rayne and Tom Taylorson listen to more Horrible Gamers episodes here: https:horriblegamers.podbean.com Horribly Awkward Podcast will be back next week!

This is a special Horrible Gamers Podcast episode we did last week w/voice actors: Danielle Rayne and Tom Taylorson listen to more Horrible Gamers episodes here: <a href="https:horriblegamers.podbean.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https:horriblegamers.podbean.com</a> Horribly Awkward Podcast will be back next week!

Horrible Gamers Podcast Bonus Episode: Mass Effect Andromeda Interview w/Danielle Rayne (Vetra) Tom Taylorson (Scott Ryder)