Before there was the Internet there were Mac SE’s, Amigas, Atari’s, and Mac II microcomputers. They were revolutionizing the industries of book and magazine publication, photography, graphic arts, and music.
To cover this revolution there was Verbum Magazine, founded by Michael Gosney, who later hosted the popular Digital Be-in parties, following the ever popular MacWorld Exhibition at Moscone Center in San Francisco.
On today’s show Michael brings us back to these formative times, just before the rise of the internet and the whirlwind of evolution that happened then. It was in these early times, the pre-Cambrian era of microcomputers, that today’s digital world was born, with artists collaborating, playing with techies and geeks to make it all happen Join us as we relive these magical times, their connection with the psychedelic 60’s, and setting the stage for today’s hyperlinked mobile world.