Ep. 22: Remembering Atari with Howard Scott Warshaw
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Discussing his new book, Once Upon Atari: How I Made History by Killing an Industry, Howard Scott Warshaw takes us on a trip through his career starting with how he got to Atari (and how he almost didn’t), what he did there (including the Game That Shall Not be Named), and the amazing things he’s accomplished since. From learning that sometimes, in order to get better, you just need lots of people telling you what you made sucked all the way to realizing everything you touch is an expression of who you are and is perfect as is, we get our therapy session on with The Silicon Valley Therapist. Lie on the sofa and take a listen!
See more from Howard Scott Warshaw:
Twitter: @hswarshaw
Therapy practice: http://hswarshaw.com/wordpress/
All things Once Upon Atari: http://onceuponatari.hswarshaw.com/
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