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Well, your patience has paid off, my stalwart friends, because that day has finally come! In the same way that our good friend Megaton of archived the episodes of the 'Through the Aftermath' podcast, I have now done the same for the Anthology episodes as well. I've had quite a lot of you ask for copies of the original podcast episodes of 'The Online Gamer's Anthology' since they were no longer available through iTunes. Okay.the way I'm wording this sounds like I'm about to cry. I hope they brought you entertainment and a some good laughs along the way. I kneel humbly before you for listening to my shows all these years. No seriously, it would have just been a badly-edited MP3 with people yelling 'DING' every time someone used the phrase 'Back in the day'. For without you, the show would never have had an audience. And who would have thought a crazy little idea to do a comedy 'intro-skit' to start each episode would later become one of the main trademarks of how people would remember the shows.ДЄnd, of course, my friendship with all of you, my listeners-friends.

Who would have thought the moment I chose to do a podcast for the first time would later explode into a second show and a lifelong friendship with so many good people.anyone from my Aftermath co-host, Shawn Shuster.to Brent, Darren, Troy, Karen, Julie, and all the other fantastic people from the VirginWorlds podcast collective. It's hard to believe that was 6 years ago when I was talking about all my gaming memories and interviewing people like Tracy Hickman. Jonathan later went on to co-host the post-apocalyptic-themed 'Through the Aftermath' podcast with 'Guildcast'-host Shawn Shuster, and ironically STILL yells 'ding' whenever someone uses the phrase 'Back in the day'. It was also the first podcast to feature Jonathan's signature comedy 'intro-skits' that parodied the gaming world. 'The Online Gamer's Anthology' ran for a total of 21 Episodes between 20. Featuring interviews with industry greats such as 'Dragonlance' author Tracy Hickman and 'Pool of Radiance' developer Brad Myers, it took a nostalgic look back at online game originals like 'Meridian 59' and 'Dark Age of Camelot' and early influences such as the 'Fallout' series, the Commodore 64 computer, and INFOCOM's ground-breaking 'ZORK' text adventure series. Hosted by Jonathan Morris, 'The Online Gamer's Anthology' was a podcast that focused on massively-multiplayer online games of the past and the games that influenced the genre. To this day, it's one of the things I look back on the most fondly.ДЇor those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about, here's the internet description:

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Back in 2007.before I would later be on the ' Through the Aftermath' podcast talking with Shawn about emergency preparedness, avoiding suicide after watching the movie 'Threads', and doing intro skits about cold-war propaganda, I started in the podcast world with an online-game podcast called 'The Online Gamer's Anthology'.