Siligone Valley

A look at the original offices of the Computer Museum History Center on Moffett Field, and my first day!

The beginning of a look at the Computer History Museum before it was the Computer History Museum

A minor technical issue means I gotta release the entire interview with Dan Ondrasek, Rod Dunham, and Adam Thompson as a single episode! Santa Clara's Old Quad is the topic, as well as the evolution, and destruction, of

A look at Wilson's Bakery, a Trip Down El Camino, and what The Old Quad Residents' Association is doing to help bring back a piece of Santa Clara history.

A look at Santa Clara's long lost theatre, the Santa Clara.

The beginning of an extended look at the history and future of Downtown Santa Clara, the city of my birth! This episode features a discussion of the early history of old Downtown Santa Clara with Rodney Dunham and Dan On

Once upon a time, Silicon Valley was all about serving the military through technology, and the Blue Cube was a highly-visible piece of evidence...

A look at a restaurant that played with its surroundings almost perfectly

A weirdly-spelled sign, and a place that's gone and I'm not sure how I feel about it.

A look at what having a bakery in town can mean, and why I am so difficult to please when it comes to cookies...

A look at one of the last bars to allow smoking in the state of California and what's changed...

A look at Chuck's Procude, formerly of Sunnyvale, and how the 'vale used to be all about the agriculture!

A look at two Campbell sites!!!

Yes, the US Festival was in SoCal, but is there any more Silicon Valley person than Woz?

A look at one of the most loved and lost cons the Bay Area ever had - TimeCon!

A look at two of those soft spaces we've lost in our drive to develop SiliCon Valley with the legendary Doug Berry!

A look at the one roller coaster a very young Chris Garcia could ride

A look at why rides like the Triple Wheel / Sky Whirl were important to the teens who visited...

Yes, I ran for Mayor on a platform of re-building the San Jose Light Tower, but I never thought anyone would actually TRY to do it!

OK, I know this may seem slightly off-topic, but the Vintage Computer Festival, held today and tomorrow at the Computer History Museum, inspired me to talk about the Apple ][, created in Cupertino (so it counts, right...