Ep 67: Scott Couldn't Wait...
SEC charges Deep Root Pinball founder Robert Mueller with $58M investor fraud scheme.
Colin MacAlpine joins us to talk about Robert Mueller making headlines and CGC announcing Cactus Canyon

Just two guys shooting the breeze about pinball.
"Throughout the history of pinball podcasting, there always seems to be a niche specific to landing audio interviews with past and present figures in the hobby. In 2018 this mantle was borne by Head2Head Pinball. In 2019 it was Special When Lit. I think it's safe to say that 2020 shall be dominated by LoserKid Pinball Podcast.
Josh and Scott have an approach to the hobby that is both friendly and excited. The hosts play well off each other, with ribbing that is clearly in jest and a non-toxic approach to covering even the most drama-filled topics. They also have a key element to any podcast that wants to be known for interview content: they land the big names. Elwin, Sharpe (all of them), Kerins... even shortly after their show's start they've had no problem convincing industry insiders and experts come onto their show.
In short, LoserKid Pinball Podcast is one of those shows that contributes dramatically to the pinball landscape via the nature of their content. Also... coolest hat in pinball."
SEC charges Deep Root Pinball founder Robert Mueller with $58M investor fraud scheme.
Colin MacAlpine joins us to talk about Robert Mueller making headlines and CGC announcing Cactus Canyon
High-end collector Tim Purcell shares pinball restoration expertise and philosophy on the LoserKid podcast.
Harlem Globetrotters, Lava Lamps, and Bride of Pinball. What do these all have in common? Tim Purcell!
Steve Ritchie joins JJP; Deep Root Pinball appears to be imploding amid deleted social media and vague legal troubles.
Let's talk about Steve Ritchie leaving Stern, Lyman might be gone as well, and the new update with Deeproot.
Loser Kid Pinball Podcast 64: Market dynamics, pre-order lists, game rumors, and industry gossip.
Episode 64 is here! Scott and I have fun discussing all the rumors floating around the next CGC, P3, and Stern titles. Plus we talk about the secret sauce to making a great pinball machine!
Pinberg champ Colin MacAlpine discusses competitive pinball, TPF tournaments, and his cross-country collector road trip.
Colin MacAlpine joins us on Ep 63 to talk about competitive pinball, Spooky's success, and Pinball Hall of Fames predicament
Steve Gouveia on Wizard of Oz mods, theater-to-pinball journey, and Rush machine rumors.
Steve Gouveia, the mind behind the Red Witch Smoke mod and Flying Monkey Mod, joins us on this episode to talk about his inspiration for the mods and tease us with a new one!
Rob Berk on 37 years of Pinball Expo, his 1,200-machine collection, and the booming modern manufacturer landscape.
Rob Berk, creator of Pinball Expo, has joined us for episode 61! We talk about Pinball Expo and how it has changed over the last 37 years. If you would like more info on Pinball Expo, visit:
Deep dive into Stern's new Mandalorian pinball: theme, art, layout, and features.
Another first impressions podcast?! You know it! We invite Tim Lee on to talk about his podcast "Tribe Multiball" along with a deepish dive of Mandalorian. Enjoy!
Steve Ritchie discusses 47-year pinball design career, recent games, and philosophy on flow-based design.
Steve Ritchie joins us on this episode to talk about his dream theme, Led Zeppelin. Also we talk about the Williams days and some of the awesome people he has met in pinball over the years!
Franchi, Christian, and Sarah join us as we talk about SAPS, Mrs Pin, random tangents and even more Deeproot.
LoserKid hosts discuss streaming setup, podcast crossovers, and detailed Twippies awards analysis.
Josh and Scott talk Twipys, Back the the Future rumors and the current update from Deeproot.
Keith Campanelli details Ohio Pin Brew Fest, a new regional pinball/beer/food show launching April 2021.
Keith Campanelli sits down to talk with us about Pinbrew! Not only do we talk about the craft beer Pinball show but we also talk about 90s B/W games, the new Alien release, and restorations.
On episode 55 we dive into our first hands on impression with Led Zeppelin, talk about our guesses at what March releases hold and ask the question, "Is there a Winter Curse for Stern?"
Jack Hager reflects on his career from Williams pinball art to Amiga/Warhol to modern American Pinball.
From 1980s Williams to modern day pinball, Jack has quite the impressive resume. So come join us as we talk: Pirates, Star Wars, and red eyes.
Operator Chris Myers shares arcade evolution, location best practices, and pinball accessibility strategies.
We sit down with Chris Meyers in episode 53 to talk about location pinball from past to present and some of the things he has seen from the operator's side over the years.
Eric Meunier discusses Guns N' Roses pinball's record-breaking success, Slash's collaborative genius, and hidden design complexity.
Eric joins us to talk all things Guns N Roses! From unused concepts to favorite moments from the creation of the game. Enjoy!
LoserKid discusses Led Zeppelin pinball with David Dennis, focusing on licensing, artwork, and Stern's recent design hires.
Canadian sarcasm abounds in Episode 51 as we get to sit down with David Dennis from the Silverball Chronicles and talk about Led Zeppelin, PIA, and of course Silverball Chronicles!
Loser Kid Pinball celebrates 50 episodes with industry tributes and reflects on two years of growth.
Throw the confetti, episode 50 is here! Ain't party like a LoserKid 50th self throw party. Even if Josh's audio quality isn't perfect.
The GOAT has returned! Alot of talk about Avengers but we also discuss things like: Papa, Upper flippers, and Gorillaz. Enjoy
Raymond Davidson discusses his path from casual player to #1 IFPA rank and Stern code designer.
We have on the legendary Raymond Davidson. We get to catch up with how life has changed since he has joined Stern and helped release Avengers. Plus we talk about his insane PinClash run, what 90s games are awesome and why there is more to Black Rose than meets the eye.