On this episode of Atari Stories, I read you an article on Kotaku.com titled "Sex, Pong & Pioneers: What Atari Was Really Like, According to the Women Who Were There." By Cecilia D'Anastasio from 2018. According to this article, there was some wild sexism going on and perhaps while Nolan Bushnell, reportedly, turned a blind eye & set the lax 70's "free-wheeling" culture in place. This is the author's own take on the story, and stay tuned for my own at the conclusion of this article. Do you feel we can judge things that happened 40 years ago through today's lens? What does Nolan have to say?Subscribe, Like & Comment!Thanks for listening!BCB**Article Referenced:"Sex, Pong & Pioneers" by Cecilia D'Anastasiohttps://kotaku.com/sex-pong-and-pioneers-what-atari-was-really-like-ac-1822930057Arcade-Museum Thread:https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/article-working-women-at-classic-atari.501969/**Visit www.ballistikcoffeeboy.com for all the latest on my various YouTube & Spotify episodes & ventures. Go play some freakin' Atari !Send your own Atari Stories to my email: [email protected]! You can type your story for me to read on the air (make it family friendly) or you can send me an mp3 file of your own audio feedback. Just include what 'handle' or name you want to go by and if I can say the state or country in which you live.Thank you!BB

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