Aaron Nelson the godfather of Portland pinball tournaments talks about how it all started! My first interview!

It was too good to be true. Your podcast host fixed Judge Dredd drops.

The Wedgehead King Kong is setup perfectly hard. It’s mean and has gaffled me for weeks haunting moments in my day that should be used for daydreaming. New Gortlieb came out today.

I got a call from a pal about buying some games a few hours away from Portland. Too good to be true?! Maybe, but dang I hope not. I GCed the Sorcerer at Black Water yesterday so I made it the image for this episode as a brag.

We are coming close to the end of season one of the podcast. In this episode, Nate talks about a good pinball day and the end of season one of the podcast. He also explains how season two is gonna be chill and will be a chill time.

Robert Vandezande’s High Hand that was purchased at. Bishop Dwenger High School charity auction in 1984 is making its public debut in Portland. Robert is my grandfather and I “inherited” the game when he passed a handful of years ago. Inherited is in quotes because the game was almost given away with a pool table after my grandfathers passing. I quickly scheduled a freight pickup and had the game shipped to Oregon. A lot of history in this machine. I’d love to tell the stories in more detail. Also I have new Gortlieb hats.

Nate Stellhorn talking Pinball on national Pinball day

Art for death.flip, it may kinda suck. I like it.