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The Great British Pinball Podcast

The Great British Pinball Podcast

By: Neil J. McRae - Scott Rundle
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This is about pinball from a British POV!

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  • The Great British Pinball Podcast Episode 27 - UK Pinfest Pinfest 25 Special!
    Aug 21 2025

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    In this special episode of the Great British Pinball Podcast, hosts Neil McRae and Scott Rundle dive into the excitement surrounding UK PinFest, sharing personal updates, discussing game collections, and exploring market trends. They also touch on maintenance issues, community engagement, and the latest industry news, including the controversial Predator pinball machine and quality control concerns with recent releases. The conversation is filled with humor, insights, and a deep love for the pinball community. In this episode, Neil McRae and Scott Rundle discuss the current state of the pinball industry, focusing on American Pinball's challenges, the future of pinball design, and the innovations from Stern. They also preview upcoming games, emphasize the importance of accessibility in pinball, and provide insights into the upcoming Pinfest event, highlighting community engagement and the need for personal cleanliness at events.

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    2 hrs and 1 min
  • The `Great British Pinball Podcast Episode 26
    Jul 28 2025

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    Scott and Neil talk about venues and the state of the hobby in the UK then cover the usual questions about new games etc.

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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • The Great British Pinball Podcas Episode 25 - Is pinball in a panic?
    Jun 20 2025

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    Scott and Neil debate the recent pinball launches and ask the question is pinball in a panic?

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    1 hr and 32 mins
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