Yes, I am nostalgic for The Onion of old. If you are like me, you will be happy to know James daSilva has you covered. The Onion: 20 years later does exactly what it says. Looks at what The Onion was poking fun at 20 years ago.

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If you have only seen Obsolete Sony on social media sites, you are missing out on the deeper and beautiful history of Sony electronics and accessories.

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Atari was a big part of my youth and Goto 10 Retro is the best newsletter on Substack dedicated to everything Atari.

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It is a real treat when you find someone who values the same things you do. The Retrologist is trying to capture what we are losing in the physical spaces around us. Read it and take a close look at your surroundings and appreciate the retro before it is gone.

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Do you ever look at current trends and wonder how they connect to the past? The backstory for Andor? How Godzilla got his roar? Pop Culture Precursor traces the origin stories of the these and many other modern trends.

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A real geek treat, Geekarati covers films, TV shows, role-playing games, and science fiction/fantasy fiction.

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I love pouring through the vintage RPG books, magazines, and ephemera. It makes me so happy to find someone else who enjoys it as much as I do.

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A podcast staffed by former Video Store Employees that just gives movie recommendations.

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Flack who runs Ninjas and Neon is a fellow fan of nostalgia with a wide range of retro interests that will surprise you and make you smile.

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Music has always been a part of my tabletop role-playing. I never expected to find someone writing with focus on the intersection of the two, then I find Critical Hit Parader.

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