Greg Bone is a pinball industry figure who works at Flippin' Out Pinball, a distributor. He is best known as the co-host of the podcast 'Straight Down the Middle' alongside his best friend Zach Meny, whom he met in Louisville, Kentucky. Bone has been involved in content creation within the pinball community, including posting Star Wars machine videos that facilitated introductions to voice acting professionals in the industry.
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Ball guide feed issues on newer pinball Premium models can be corrected with simple screw adjustments rather than drilling into the playfield
Godzilla Premium and Pros are shipping in April 2026
Jaws Pro/Premium, Jurassic Park Pro, and King Kong Pro/Premium are shipping in April 2026
American Pinball is producing a second run of 150 Galactic Tank Force units with improved sculpts and topper by Melvin Williams
Co-host of Flip N Out Pinball Podcast, provides technical maintenance tips and game updates
Co-host of Flip N Out Pinball Podcast; content creator (Straight Down The Middle); provides industry analysis and critical perspective on manufacturer decisions
Animator/illustrator for Family Guy; Kaneda mentions his extreme reaction to AI flyers; Kaneda disagrees with his stance
Co-host of Flip n Out Pinball Podcast; pinball enthusiast and co-founder of Flipping Out Pinball; also mentioned as 'expert analyst' on pinball industry trends.
Co-host of Flip N Out Pinball Podcast; involved in pinball sales and operational logistics
Stern Stranger Things Pro owner, selling unit for upgrade to Premium/LE, criticized on internet by Spencer and others, handled criticism professionally
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Brad Duke's artwork style is reminiscent of early 2000s Fox animated films like Prince of Egypt
Yukon Yeti could be Turner Pinball's breakout hit that drives collector interest in their earlier games
Game of Thrones upper playfield is the biggest waste of upper playfield integration
Chris Turner is detail-driven and responsive to community feedback
Yukon Yeti will have playable, semi-robust code at Texas Pinball Festival
The icy white powder coat is the only cosmetic option that works for this game's aesthetic
Turner Pinball's earlier games (Ninja Eclipse, Merlin's Arcade) are solid, well-built machines
Pro versions of modern games (King Kong, Stranger Things) are often preferred over Premium/LE despite fewer features
When sellers list used pinball machines 'as is, don't know if it works,' it typically indicates the machine doesn't power on
Walking Dead Remastered artwork is 'pretty much what the pictures look like' in person
You need at least 50 games on a machine to fairly evaluate it
Games that initially disappoint often become long-term favorites after extended play
Zach Minney owns a HEP-restored Whitewater (or similar game from the 90s Bally era)
Brian Kelly restored at least two Addams Family machines to high-end standards, and one had already sold
A topside teardown should be expected as minimum standard for any work listed as a 'shop job'
Brian Kelly's restoration work is comparable to or equal with HEP (High End Pins) quality
The game has six different versions of the Seance mode
Winchester Mystery House is the first game manufactured by Barrels of Fun off the production line
The unit received fresh code from Barrels of Fun on the day of the stream
Karl DeAngelo has been working on Winchester Mystery House for 18 months
Greg Bone played Winchester Mystery House for over an hour before the stream began
The Winchester unit was previously at Texas Pinball Festival and received hundreds of plays there
This game is Jared's first serious pinball experience since X-Men
Dirty Pool (Jeff Dodson) created the music and audio package for Winchester Mystery House
The turntable playfield dynamically changes shot layouts during modes
Pinball enthusiasts who own Labyrinth are eligible to enter a contest to win Winchester Mystery House
Early IP confirmation (months/years in advance) kills excitement due to hype decay and competing title attention
Stern is the only major pinball manufacturer capable of shipping games within 2-3 weeks of reveal
Jersey Jack cannot stockpile games to match Stern's rapid post-reveal shipping capability
Running custom/movie code on pinball machines affects warranty coverage and impacts code update compatibility
Tales from the Crypt pinball has good rules and is worth keeping after restoration
Lucas Oil gunmetal polish significantly outperforms generic metal polish for tumbler-based pinball restoration
Silicone flipper rubbers should never be used, even if rest of game has silicone
Modern pinball code is deep enough to support extended-credit systems with proper leaderboard separation
Mylar playfields can be restored using automotive headlight polish and a buffer without removal
Greg's Tales from the Crypt restoration will take approximately 12-20 hours and 2 weeks to complete
Head-to-head live online pinball requires simultaneous play with dual camera angles and voice chat
Total Nuclear Annihilation garnered significant attention and enthusiasm when shown as a whitewood at pinball shows
Greg enjoys working on and restoring pinball machines more than playing them
Plastic ramps offer better visibility and smoother play characteristics than metal/wire ramps
Glitter-infused playfield is more impactful visually than brass wire forms on the 50th Anniversary edition
The rebel camp truck sculpture looks cartoonish and out-of-place compared to other playfield elements
The playfield layout appears satisfying from a top-down visual perspective without obvious geometric flaws
Wide-body games present higher design risk than standard-body games due to space management challenges and ball routing complexity
The cabinet artwork successfully conveys the Predator film's jungle aesthetic without oversaturation
The Lost World: Jurassic Park has appreciated significantly in secondary market value due to Greg Bone's advocacy and influence
Approximately 80% of pinball machine buyers have partners or children
Super Mario is one of the top earners in arcade/location gaming
Universal's theme park investments in Harry Potter properties signal manufacturer confidence in that IP's viability
The pinball demographic is primarily middle-aged men seeking masculine themes and nostalgia
Foo Fighters Premium is the better overall game compared to Beatles Gold
The Idea Man (Jim Henson documentary by Ron Howard) is a top-3 film of the year
The current era is one of the best times ever to purchase new pinball machines
The Shadow RGB plume topper outsold any previous topper in the hosts' operation
Galactic Tank Force had one of the worst launches of 2023
Pulp Fiction is the most sought-after pre-order product in the entire pinball industry
Deadpool's code was significantly improved through post-release updates
Star Trek has arguably the best third flipper shot in all of pinball history
Jeremy Packer perfected the freestyle illustration art style in pinball that Dirty Donnie pioneered
Medieval Madness holds itself to even the newest standards in 2023
Attack from Mars has superior code and layout compared to Medieval Madness
Walking Dead teaches players pinball fundamentals more effectively than other games
Bond will become a 'sleeper' hit as code updates improve and faster games exhaust demand.
Scooby-Doo is Spooky Pinball's best-shooting game
Scooby-Doo's upper playfield is fun and dynamic due to the bookcase flipper mechanics
Spooky Pinball is using clear RGB inserts instead of colored inserts for smoother lighting effects
The widebody cabinet uses a standard playfield layout with extended back area to fit mechanical toys
Character modes are not yet fully coded in the first production units
There is a service accessibility issue with the circuit board preventing full service rail extraction
Scooby-Doo shoots better than Halloween and Rick and Morty
The physical ball lock creates noticeable flow issues when combined with spinner shots
The game supports up to five simultaneous players
If Stern makes a Sonic pinball game, strong execution will overcome comparisons to Ryan McQuade's homebrew, similar to how Godzilla by Keith Elwin overcame Spooky licensing loss
Steve Ritchie would be ideal designer for potential Top Gun pinball, updating his prior F-14 game with modern execution
Greg Bone and the host will continue working as a team to fix technical issues for Flippin' Out Pinball customers
Greg Bone has joined Flippin' Out Pinball as a new employee
Greg Bone will handle all technical work, troubleshooting, and warranty parts support for Flippin' Out Pinball customers
Greg Bone will be the primary point of contact for Flippin' Out Pinball's technical support
Greg Bone owns Deadpool Premium Edition with LED disco ball
SDTM will produce future retro gaming content alongside pinball coverage
Hurry Up Pinball offers affordable custom ramp cover mods with high quality execution
Raymond Davidson is the greatest pinball player on earth
The film risks becoming overly action-focused and losing narrative coherence with so many filming locations
Character tokens Tim, Lex, and Ellie Sattler are too similar to distinguish during gameplay
The game balances the $50 T-Rex tax fairly well, neither bankrupting players quickly nor being irrelevant
The game artwork on the box is phenomenal
Ghostbusters: Afterlife gave characters time to settle and develop, unlike most modern rushed blockbusters
Ivan Reitman stood in as a stand-in for his ghost in the final scene with McKenna Grace
The Jurassic Park Monopoly has a vastly different ruleset from traditional Monopoly
Properties move around the board based on dinosaur positions rather than staying fixed
Cardboard gates in the game are much worse at staying in place than Monopoly houses and hotels
The T-Rex token uses an amber die while player tokens use both amber and normal dice
Jeremy Packer is 'the Stephen King of art' in pinball
Greg Bone is obsessed with Jurassic Park
Greg Bone owns both a Sega Jurassic Park pinball machine and a Stern Jurassic Park pinball machine
Greg Bone is an authorized Stern Pinball distributor
Brian Harry Allen's backglasses are officially licensed products
X-Men LE is worth the price premium for the moving ramp and powder coat aesthetic
Avatar LE chrome plating did not hold up as well as modern chrome on Stern games
Tron Legacy LE Daft Punk multiball and el-wire ramps cannot be easily replicated through modding Pro versions
PinQuest platform is launching with arcade and barcade location integration and app-based challenges
AC/DC Premium Edition drop targets are essential to gameplay quality compared to Pro's stand-up targets
Greg Bone suggested Fathom LCD apron screens feature underwater camera perspective with siren animations
The core appeal of SDTM is the 'hanging out with friends in the basement' social dynamic, which is now being extended to other collector hobbies
New show feature 'SDTM Crash Courses' will provide educational deep-dives into niche collector hobbies with expert guests
TMNT sold a lot of units initially but sales tapered when Avengers released
Mark Silk performed 5 character voices on TMNT
Stern Pinball's animation team has 'multiplied like rabbits'
Heist is Multimorphic's best game to date
Greg Bone was uncertain about his own Waterworks overrated ranking and likely argued against it while compiling the list
Elvira's House of Horrors prices at $2,300-$4,000 are unjustified given System 11 rules depth and availability of Scared Stiff at half the price
Willy Wonka has only four or five normal modes, limiting variety when stacking features
Willy Wonka is an underrated pinball machine that gets a lot of hate compared to Pirates of the Caribbean
Willy Wonka has the most unique layout among current pinball games and doesn't resemble other games
Jeremy Packer is the gold standard for pinball artwork
Joe Castle's ruleset code for Willy Wonka is one of Greg Bone's favorite codes in all of pinball
Pat Lawlor and Joe Castle may have been on different pages regarding game difficulty and accessibility
Jackpot is described as the ultimate risk/reward game with casino mode mechanics that built upon Pinbot design
Godzilla features the largest singular ramp in pinball history
Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory (Jersey Jack) is a better pinball machine than Wizard of Oz
Zach Minney has been planning to powder coat some of his pinball machines
Zach Minney's favorite major IP themes are Back to the Future and Stranger Things
Zach Minney needs a shaker motor upgrade for his Deadpool machine
Ninja Turtles pinball is worth learning despite initial difficulty, similar to Walking Dead but with unique shot design
Someone deliberately purchased the TPN domain/IP to obstruct our network launch
The Pinball Network began as a three-person project between myself, Ken Cromwell, and Dennis Creasel wanting to do something different from Straight Down the Middle
Sexism accusations against TPN founders were false and weaponized to damage us, with documentation available
Hot Rails lighting system surpasses Wizard of Oz light show as greatest in pinball history
Standard edition Guns N' Roses is cheaper than Stern Premium Edition equivalent
TMNT code 1.04 is the latest version
TMNT will be available for sale from Flippin' Out Pinball soon
Co-op mode in TMNT must be manually selected from the menu rather than being automatic
The machine was delivered to Greg's house on July 4th by Zach from Flippin' Out Pinball
TMNT's spinning pizza disc diverts the ball slightly rather than aggressively redirecting it like Whirlwind
Greg Bone recommended a right-side strategy for Jurassic Park to reach the visitor center more easily
Ghostbusters flipper gap is wider than designer John Trudeau's trademark due to CAD design error
Ghostbusters improved Jon's flipper/slap technique more than any other machine
Greg Bone consumed approximately 1,000+ beers over a seven-month period
The Premium Edition Raptor in kitchen cabinet is the only version capturing a film moment
Greg Bone experienced slander and is stepping back from media in general due to community toxicity during TPN launch.
Greg Bone started a new real estate job in 2019 that significantly impacts available time for content creation
Straight Down the Middle's success is built on the chemistry and complementary personalities of Greg Bone and Zach Meny
Zach Meny's controversial approach and honest opinions are beneficial to the pinball hobby
American Pinball needs a major license to compete effectively with established competitors
Greg Bone assessed Raza's fair market price at approximately $5,000
Greg Bone was recognized as pinball podcast host by fans at Denver airport despite not being recognized at Seattle pinball venues
The Beatles achieves Wizard mode too quickly and easily compared to other modern pinball games
The Beatles does not have adequate variety compared to games like Monster Bash or Heavy Metal Meltdown
Star Wars Premium Edition fork ramp is a top-3 best-feeling shot despite controversy, combining timed hurry-up mechanic with magnet interaction
Ghostbusters right ramp (#10) is a great-feeling shot in an otherwise mediocre game, valued for its steep, tight design
Pirates of the Caribbean left whirlpool shot can loop twice and shoot back up if hit hard enough—a rare, exceptional feeling occurrence
Success comes from gathering information and staying mentally equipped
Going to bed at 8:30 PM and decompressing is the greatest thing in the world
Marriage eliminated ambition-seeking behavior and replaced it with contentment
Too much information input prevents the brain from filing away and organizing thoughts properly
Addams Family's playfield artwork lacks density compared to other Pat Lawlor designs of the era
The theme of Addams Family has a sophisticated 'sexiness' and wit that differentiates it from other family-themed pinball games like The Munsters
At a $3,500 price point instead of $6,000-$7,000, the game would be much more attractive and retain long-term collector interest
The game's code structure relies on a 'ramp-mode-ramp-mode' repetitive pattern that becomes monotonous
AC/DC Premium loses appeal with repeated play; initial quality impression fades over time
Lord of the Rings is rated as the #1 greatest pinball game of all time
The Hobbit has lengthy mode sequences that feel like 'a long journey' compared to other pinball games
Pirates of the Caribbean's third flipper shot creates a difficult mode requirement that impacts gameplay satisfaction despite strong theming
Beatlemania is priced $500 more than Black Knight Sword of Rage Premium due to licensing and mechanical complexity
Black Knight Sword of Rage has substantially more shots than Beatlemania
Drop target banks are a major cost driver in pinball machine pricing, increasing machine cost significantly
Batman 66 and Guardians of the Galaxy became exceptional games through code improvements post-launch
Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory standard edition at $7,500 now competes directly with Stern Premium editions
Shane Black Knight Premium Edition has an upper playfield that significantly changes gameplay while Pro lacks this feature
Everyone who has played Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory has walked away amazed despite initial visual design skepticism
Shane Black Knight is 'fast brutal' and 'not for everyone' but 'fun as hell'
Willy Wonka standard edition is missing meaningful content compared to original specifications with removed Wonkavator
Iron Maiden pinball soundtrack converted Greg Bone into an Iron Maiden fan who now seeks out concert tours
The Munsters ramps are smooth enough to execute with minimal flipper strength
Christopher Franchi's artwork on The Munsters is phenomenal and widely agreed upon as beautiful
The playfield has no gates in the orbits, making them extremely fast
The flasher dome covers on Munsters are designed to create a mad laboratory aesthetic matching Grandpa's character
The 3D spider flipper bat covers represent one of the most underrated and visually impactful cosmetic mods despite their simplicity
The Mod Couple products represent a significant quality and aesthetic improvement over stock Stern pinball machine cosmetics
The cuckoo clock mod with raven detail is highly detailed and beautifully crafted
The Mod Couple's products use simple adhesive pads and clip attachments that require minimal machine disassembly for installation
Munsters playfield is smooth and ramps are fast
The green GI color on Munsters looks better in person than in online videos
Spike platform machines have significantly fewer power cords than older pinball platforms
This is Greg Bone's first newly purchased (not used) pinball machine
Christopher Franchi's artwork was a deciding factor in choosing Munsters as first new machine
Stern provides adequate safety margins on shipping boxes to avoid accidental damage during unboxing
Stern's backbox latch system is secure and does not wobble, contrary to some complaints
Greg Bone and Zach Meny plan major TWIG tournament event for 2019 with significant preparation underway
Restored Fathom machines command premium secondary market prices that exceed their gameplay quality justification
Fathom's backglass artwork is ranked number one in SDTM's top 10 best backglasses
Greg Bone's wife Nicole sustained an injury (skinned hands) during travel to make the pinball purchase announcement
Greg Bone has purchased Flipping Out Pinball and is now a distributor for Stern Pinball, Jersey Jack Pinball, Chicago Gaming Company, American Pinball, Multimorphic, and Valley Dynamo
Greg Bone plans to have booth presence at pinball shows as a distributor
The black-and-white premium edition artwork is more elegant and beautiful than initially expected
Munsters is the first new pin released in a new category (possibly year), positioning it as significant release
Oktoberfest (American Pinball) feels more like a carnival/fair than a true world under glass
Wizard of Oz is the greatest world under glass in pinball and probably always will be given current manufacturing trends
Whitewater's ramp structure and diorama-like isolation gives it an edge over Medieval Madness for world under glass
World under glass is a major factor in what makes classic pinball machines beloved, even though hardcore players won't admit it
Stern Pinball is currently the furthest from producing world under glass compared to other manufacturers
Pirates of the Caribbean has too many independent mechanical elements that don't unify into a cohesive world despite strong theming
The Hobbit (Standard Edition) relies too heavily on LCD screen for world under glass, unlike Lord of the Rings
Greg Bone was initially reluctant to spend money on production equipment and insisted the show operate on a minimal budget.
Monster Bash ruleset becomes repetitive and stale after completing basic progression, limiting replayability
Deadpool Stern Pro Edition did not sell 1,250 units
Monster Bash playfield artwork is sparse and under-detailed compared to cabinet and backglass art
George Gomez's designs perform better mechanically on original Bally/Williams materials than on Stern's modern materials
Greg Bone previously owned Houdini: Master of Mystery
Color DMD provides bigger visual impact than Pin Stadium Lights
Indiana Jones (Harry Williams design) is the greatest pinball machine ever developed
Lord of the Rings is one of the best coded games ever made
Star Wars Premium Edition may be Steve Ritchie's greatest shooting pin when dialed in correctly
Greg Bone spent $1,000 on Batman 66 mods but played it less than Sega Godzilla despite visual appeal
Batman 66 code design relies on 'shoot the lit' pattern without meaningful story progression through villain modes
Jersey Jack Pinball has no current product that achieves full excellence—each sacrifices one element (rules, gameplay, theme, or code)
Star Wars Stern Pro is unavailable for purchase, forcing players to Premium Edition for Hyperloop shot access
Centaur's ordered drop-target requirements are more frustrating than orbit-based design like Fathom
Iron Maiden's lighting system is 'a little blinding' during lightsaber battles, sacrificing functional clarity for visual immersion
Modern Stern Pinball games lack innovation in ramp design despite solid execution
The audio podcast version of Straight Down the Middle has unexpectedly high demand
Ghostbusters Premium Edition features the first ramp ever to go under the playfield in pinball
Godzilla by Sega has the largest ramp in pinball as a single piece
Greg Bone will never let The Lost World machine leave his collection.
The Lost World was my very first pinball with my girl [girlfriend/wife].
Data East games are often criticized for recycling/regurgitating sound effects.
Jurassic Park Data East was my very first pinball machine I ever owned.
The smart missile feature allows players to auto-complete any lit shot before draining.
Jurassic Park is known as 'the poor man's Addams Family or Whirlwind' due to similar layout.
Theme is the primary driver of long-term machine ownership satisfaction for pinball collectors.
Guardians of the Galaxy recently received a new code update called Heavy Metal Meltdown
Iron Maiden's code is superior to the new Guardians code updates
The Big Lebowski is a better game than Heighway Pinball's Alien
The Hobbit has potential for final code improvements that would enhance its value
Iron Maiden LE and Pirates of the Caribbean LE differ by approximately $500 in price
Jeremy Packer used pre-existing assets for Iron Maiden artwork rather than creating original character designs
Zombie Yeti's artwork on Iron Maiden achieves A-minus rating due to gorgeous visuals but non-original asset usage
The center ramp on Iron Maiden accomplishes nothing mechanically and provides no meaningful reward
System 11 is one of the best periods of pinball ever
Last Action Hero has just as much going on as or more than modern Stern games like Star Wars
Greg Bone did not initially enjoy Flight 2000 but grew to love it after hands-on play with a physical machine
Metallica's repetitive 'chopping wood' mechanic where players must repeat the same shots after failure makes it unsuitable for extended personal play but good for location operators.
Aerosmith animations are 'BASIC' and 'Papa Duke static' instead of dynamic music video recreations as expected.
The super jackpot shot at the end of the flipper was the feature that convinced SDTM hosts the machine was exceptional at Pinball Expo
Alien has had more documented issues than Houdini Master of Mystery to date
New pinball machines depreciate $1,000-$2,000 in the first year
Guardians of the Galaxy is faster and tougher than Aerosmith
Jersey Jack Pinball provides superior warranty support compared to vintage machine manufacturers
Total Nuclear Annihilation has the best sound in any pinball machine
Indiana Jones is a near-perfect pinball machine
Star Trek: The Next Generation is one of the worst pinball games ever made
Sony Handycam with HDMI capture card provides noticeably better streaming quality than standard camera setups
PIN Stadium lights cost approximately $250 or more as a product value
SDTM anniversary show in February will focus on re-reviewing previously covered games with updated perspectives
Local community member Zack has successfully converted 3-4 people into hardcore pinball collectors
Compound butter with sage and lemon is very effective for turkey preparation
Rob Zombie's Spookshow International received massive code updates that substantially improved the game
Batman '66 code updates significantly improved community perception of the game
Smaller turkeys (12-15 lbs) cook more evenly and juicier than large turkeys (25-30 lbs)
SDTM will compete in Bro Battle against Buffalo pinball at Pinball Expo Saturday 11am Central
The barn shot on Walking Dead is particularly satisfying and makeable
Walking Dead's ball physics cause unpredictable hops when ball returns to playfield
Greg has only played one Walking Dead machine before tonight
Chuck (SDTM co-host) has been pursuing Last Man Standing challenge on Walking Dead 10-ball
Walking Dead's 10-ball mechanism unpredictably throws balls down the middle
The left drain on Walking Dead has excessive magnetic pull causing disproportionate ball loss
Greg set a Golden Cue score of approximately 666 million on Walking Dead
Christopher Franchi's artwork quality is limited by tight timeline constraints and will improve with more development time
The Premium Edition bicycle ramp has chronic rejection problems even with flap modification
Walking Dead is the best coded game in pinball
Approximately 25% of Walking Dead machines have SDTM issues out of the box
Pro Edition shot routing is smoother and more reliable than Premium Edition
Walking Dead has better rule design than Ghostbusters due to varied objective structures beyond simple mode completion
The playfield artwork is washed out and could benefit from higher resolution zombie graphics
Zach provides essential technical specifications, statistics, and purchasing guidance that is central to the show functioning
The Shadow is significantly better than Whitewater despite Whitewater being a great game
Twister (arcade game) has better scoring mechanics than X-Files and represents the superior pinball choice due to theme preference
Big Bang Bar's rarity is overrated and does not justify its high regard; Big Lebowski is the superior choice between the two
Pin Stadium Lights represents a game-changing innovation comparable to the Color DMD
Retailers should remove batteries from pinball machines before shipping to prevent acid damage
Low-end retailers with showrooms are essentially 'pin flippers' that mark up prices without adding genuine service value
Greg overpaid $600-700 on his first pinball purchase from a retailer due to lack of market knowledge
Some retailers price identical pinball machines with no correlation to market value (e.g., Roller Games $3,000 vs The Shadow $2,800)
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle review series; mentioned as co-creator of influential game review content; unable to attend this episode.
Podcast host; co-hosted recording with Zach Meny on morning of episode; associated with pinball content creation
Mentioned as contributor to The Pinball Network organization
Former Twippies co-host (alongside Zach); Kaneda argues Greg and Zach were the best hosts and should be brought back rather than trying new hosts
Co-host/collaborator from Straight Down the Middle podcast who accompanied the host to Spooky Pinball filming shoot
Pinball media personality; produces professional 30-minute game walkthroughs; Kaneda suggests Pinball Brothers should send Queen machine to him
Visited Spooky Pinball headquarters with host couple weekends ago; filmed content; participated in arm wrestling competition with Luke Peters; co-associated with Straight Down the Middle
Co-host with Zach Minney on Straight Down the Middle pinball show
Co-host of Straight Down The Middle with Zach Meny; from Louisville, Kentucky area; provides low-key, laid-back on-camera presence and comedic chemistry
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle Pinball Show; reviewed Cactus Canyon Complete Code; brought aged chicken to Expo from brother
Associated with Straight Down the Middle of Pinball Show, contacted Cary Hardy about partnership
TPN founding member; left network early due to stress and controversy during founding era
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show; guest on this episode; renowned pinball content creator with 5,000+ YouTube followers
Tech and warranty manager at Flippin' Out Pinball; primary speaker with extensive operational and technical expertise across manufacturers
Pinball media personality (Straight Down the Middle); has reported growing appreciation for Jaws over the past year, similar to Dennis's experience
Pinball personality; co-hosted early Twippies award ceremony with host (high water mark year); co-hosted stage press at past awards event.
Co-host/industry insider, typically defaults to multi-game value propositions, frequently breaks his own rules when quality justifies it
Co-host/brother figure; associated with Flippin' Out Pinball; thanked for 'love cornucopia' that is his mother
Tech warranty department head at Flip N Out Pinball; handles customer support for broken/problematic machines and coordinates replacement parts
Team member at Flippin' Out Pinball. Assisting with trade evaluations and conceptualizing business improvements via weekly meetings.
Podcast co-host mentioned in giveaway context; confirmed by Bug as knowing his dog Garth's name.
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast; collaborated with Zach Minney on black-and-white Godzilla mock-up
Co-host/guest on The Pinball Show episode; pinball enthusiast and personal friend of Zach Sharpe; owns/manages alligator, involved in alligator handling/moving
Owns Scooby-Doo, brought one to Louisville Arcade Expo
Team member at Flippin' Out Pinball; co-host of 'Straight Down the Middle' podcast with Zach; assists with phones and customer service
Pinball Show co-host (when primary host unavailable); mentioned as podcast guest while primary host was away.
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; tech support at Flippin' Out Pinball; guest on Triple Drain Ep. 38
Recent guest on Triple Drain, co-host of other pinball shows, known for enthusiasm about Halloween and Scooby-Doo themes
Co-creator of Straight Down the Middle with Zach Meny; involved in Guns N' Roses Jersey Jack production video
Host of 'Straight Down the Middle' podcast; shared Jurassic Park strategy tip about right-side visitor center route
Technician at Flippin' Out Pinball praised for excellent customer service on Jaws SD card validation error troubleshooting
Content creator; Kaneda cites as making good pinball content
Joined Flip N Out Pinball as tech support; also maintaining real estate job; community figure
Tech support and service provider for Flip N Out Pinball, donated personal opto part to help Josh repair Rush machine
Co-host of award show with Zach Sharpe; involved in industry awards coverage
Pinball content creator, associated with Straight Down The Middle podcast, custom mod recipient (Medicinal etched topper)
Mentioned as co-host of Straight Down the Middle, expected to review Raw Thrills games
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; Zach hopes to get him on stream to play games
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast alongside Zach Sharpe
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, chatting with Minney during stream about the teaser
Content creator/host associated with pinball media, mentioned in context of potential streaming collaboration and comedy references
Co-host of stream, co-creator of Straight Down the Middle/Flip n Out Pinball content; experiencing first gameplay of TMNT alongside Bill
Mentioned as co-host/associate of Straight Down the Middle; appears to be part of the SDTM streaming setup (referred to as 'Raus man what up SDTM I assume it's a king Greg's').
Mentioned in connection with Flip N Out Pinball; previously solved Jurassic Park quality issues
Reviewer mentioned as 'Straight Down the Middle' host; credited with coining 'chopping wood' criticism of Metallica
Former host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show alongside Zach Sharpe; Kaneda credits his departure with decline in Twippies Awards quality
Flip N Out Pinball staff member; now handling warranty issues and parts sourcing (opto sourcing for Rush); mentioned alongside Zach Sharpe for customer support
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; Kaneda criticizes his selective video editing of The Godfather gameplay
Co-founder/organizer of Pinball Network, involved in pinball media
Selling Toy Story LE on Arcade for $10,200; identified as reputable hobbyist, involved in Straight Down the Middle podcast
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show; provides critical commentary on game design and ball lock mechanisms; based in Indiana
Flippin' Out team member, appeared to be asleep during stream, drinks Miller Lite
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; attended Pinball Expo reveal of Pirates of the Caribbean
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, producer of Twippies Award Show 2017, community figure in pinball media
TWIPPIES co-host stepping down from hosting duties; has family with wife and kids; possibly experiencing tension with TWIP organization
Referenced for analysis of Jurassic Park Premium Edition cabinet art capturing the Raptor in kitchen moment
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; known for Sega pinball appreciation; critical reviewer of machines
Mentioned as mentor/supportive figure in pinball community alongside Ken Cromwell and Zach Sharpe
Guest on 'This Week In Pinball'; assessed Raza's fair market price at approximately $5,000
Guest on Spooky Pinball stream; co-host alongside Zach Sharpe
Co-host of Straight Down The Middle YouTube show that inspired Don't Panic Flip to start streaming
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; pinball enthusiast with collection of Lethal Weapon 3, Demolition Man, soon to acquire AC/DC
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, pinball content creator with extensive game ownership experience
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; pinball collector with ~25-30 machines cycled through in one year; focus on clean, high-quality machines
Stern Pinball staff member who assisted with diagnosing and fixing the Rush machine's Node board 10 issue
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; mentioned as planning to review Big Lebowski with Zach
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; advocates for Alice Cooper theme and Spooky Pinball; shares concerns about Dutch Pinball reliability and Bride of Pinbot pricing
Co-host of SDTM, characterized as doing research and technical work, well-liked by community, more reserved personality than Zach Sharpe
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; collector and content creator; provides aesthetic/design critique
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show; co-creator of the YouTube channel
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; pinball collector with preference for mechanical toys, playfield complexity, and thematic coherence
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, co-owner of Flippin' Out Pinball, pinball collector and gameplay analyst
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast, frequent podcast guest ('Hollywood Bone'), traveled extensively across US for pinball content
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; started new real estate job in 2019; hosted Twippies Awards
SDTM contributor, described as 'fan favorite'
Pinball technician and community figure, now hired as tech support lead at Flippin' Out Pinball
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; former Stranger Things Premium Edition owner; provided art and layout critiques
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show; conducts reviews and rates machines; gave 8 A-rated games under new system
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast, pinball player and equipment evaluator
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show; reviewer conducting year-end rating updates.
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; pinball enthusiast and content creator who provides opinion on game announcements and industry trends
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; could not attend TPF 2018 due to childcare; watched from afar via Pinside updates and streams
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; more critical of Iron Maiden music and aesthetic; provides counterpoint to Zach's JJP defense
Met Don in person at Louisville Pinball Expo; characterized by Don as 'a cool guy'
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show; created featurette on Pulp Fiction that Kaneda calls their best work
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; known for theme/aesthetic preferences and casual gameplay approach
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, attending 2017 Chicago Expo, providing commentary and analysis
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; strong Guardians of the Galaxy fan; artistic analysis focus
Host of Straight Down the Middle, camera operator and commentator during unboxing
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; enthusiast for The Hobbit, rates it A-, advocates for it as top-5 all-time machine
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, demonstrates Pin Stadium Lights installation and customization
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show; provides detailed playfield analysis and criticism of art/mechanical issues
SDTM co-host, leads the top 10 countdown discussion
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show, providing critical game analysis and rating system framework
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball podcast/channel, streaming solo on Walking Dead
Host of Straight Down The Middle (SDTM) pinball podcast/YouTube channel; streaming Jurassic Park pinball on Thanksgiving
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; appreciates designer innovation and unique layouts; played Deadpool 125+ times
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show, competitive player discussing game mechanics and comparisons
Co-host of SDTM; gave Alien A- on shots/layout, A-minus on toys/innovation, A on theme, A-minus on enjoyability
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show, involved in exclusive product reveal and partnership with Mod Couple for giveaways
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show; described as 'the most preferred host' with established community presence
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; offers critical perspective on color saturation and art design choices; debates playfield design origins and aesthetic preferences
Co-host of SDTM, discusses manufacturer updates and community sentiment
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; works at Flippin' Out Pinball distributor
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, pinball content creator and enthusiast; owns both Jurassic Park machines being reviewed and uses them as personal nostalgia pieces
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast, pinball enthusiast and reviewer
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, participates in unboxing assembly and provides commentary
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, discusses ramp engineering and design philosophy
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show
Host of Straight Down the Middle, pinball content creator, providing Flight 2000 tutorial and gameplay demonstration
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, reviewing Lethal Weapon 3 alongside Zach Sharpe
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, returns from hiatus, provides detailed playfield layout breakdown and gameplay analysis, expresses mixed feelings on Iron Maiden design
SDTM co-host; mentioned as providing discount code and free shipping offer
Co-host of SDTM, owns/has owned multiple machines (Batman 66, Sega Godzilla), provides detailed personal ownership experience commentary
Host of Straight Down the Middle stream, primary player and commentator during The Hobbit gameplay
Host of Straight Down the Middle podcast, interviewer conducting conversation with Tony about Rec Bar operations and community
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; passionate advocate for Star Wars Premium fork ramp and Ghostbusters right ramp
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle who is absent from this episode; Zach makes mock phone call to his voicemail
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; credited during toast
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; provides critical analysis and scoring of the game
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; more critical of themed elements relying on mechanics over visual cohesion
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show; pinball content creator and enthusiast
Co-host of SDTM, mentioned as host during the walkthrough
Co-host of TWIPY Awards ceremony and Straight Down the Middle podcast
Co-host of SDTM, known for thrifty approach to production equipment, participates in Face-Off and This or That segments.
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, pinball enthusiast presenting personal top-10 favorite machines
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; discusses artwork and layout impressions
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show, reviewer of the SpeakerLightKits.com product
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, pinball enthusiast, has Baywatch in personal collection
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, competitor in Face Off segment on Houdini; previously owned the machine; receives penalty slap after losing
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; attended 2018 Expo; conducted seminar with Jeff Teolis; helped with Pin Stadium presentation
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, provides secondary commentary and constructive critique
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; appears to be greeting audience
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; primary reviewer providing gameplay overview and detailed critique
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show, critical component of show dynamic per community feedback
Co-host of Straight Down The Middle pinball podcast, plays and evaluates pinball machines, expresses aesthetic appreciation for Fathom's art package
Content creator, host of Straight Down the Middle, newly acquired distributor of Flipping Out Pinball
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; recipient/owner of the Munsters Pro unboxed in this video; distributor at Flippin' Out Pinball
Host of Straight Down the Middle, installing and reviewing The Mod Couple mods on Munsters pinball machine
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; rates game C-plus overall despite enjoying it functionally
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, co-creator of new weighted review system
Co-host of SDTM, works at Flippin' Out Pinball, passionate about game design analysis
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; real estate agent; pinball enthusiast and collector with specific preference for challenging, mode-based games
Mentioned in audio: 'think I double Greg a lot of people watching' - likely host/content creator
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; skeptical about Beatles value proposition and pricing, critical of game's innovation and variety
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, provides in-depth critical analysis of Willy Wonka during the review
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, attended early play session at Jersey Jack factory, provided enthusiastic first impressions and analysis
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball review show; provides shot and gameplay analysis
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, provides commentary on product quality and collectibility
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; initially skeptical of TMNT, grew to love it
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, more selective in game choices, emphasizes theme and playability quality
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, gift-giver, pinball enthusiast with movie poster collection
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; balances skepticism with enthusiasm for featured games; provides counterarguments on several entries
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; provides counterarguments and nuance to Zach's critiques; sometimes defends games
Mentioned as co-host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show, expected to participate in future arcade reviews
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, contributes game analysis and personal experience with anger-inducing machines
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show, passionate Jurassic Park fan with dedicated home collection
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, briefly referenced at video end
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; rates artwork A-minus, layout A-plus; more enthusiastic about game overall
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, authorized pinball distributor, pinball reviewer
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show, passionate Jurassic Park enthusiast, recipient of the pinball gift
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, pinball and retro gaming enthusiast
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show, regular unboxing partner
Host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show, playing and commentating on Terminator Salvation arcade gameplay.
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show; partner at Flippin' Out Pinball; discusses new content directions and creative vision
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; provides critical commentary on game layout and shots
Host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show, providing first-look review of Jurassic Park Monopoly board game
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle, owns Deadpool Premium Edition with LED disco ball
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; leading discussion of top-five games across eras; shows evolved appreciation for classic machines
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle: a pinball show; conducts the film review with Zach Sharp
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; pinball content creator discussing personal wellness philosophy
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show; authorized dealer of Scooby-Doo through Flipping Out Pinball; experienced pinball reviewer
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; gave Rush an A minus overall rating; longtime advocate for the game
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; provides design analysis and aesthetic critiques; establishes himself as authority on game mechanics and artwork
Co-host of SDTM, involved in Elite design collaboration, emphasizes packaging and presentation quality
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show; frequently expresses collector preferences and game assessments
Host of Straight Down the Middle; demonstrates Venom LE #305 gameplay and rules
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; provides counterarguments and industry context about licensing, hardware limitations, and design philosophy
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; secondary reviewer
Co-host of SDTM; became operator in 2023, running Bonehead Amusements LLC; emphasizes community roots
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast, provides collector/fan perspective on demographic viability, manages customer support at Flip N Out Pinball
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball show; works at Flippin' Out Pinball distributor; provided sales data and game assessments
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle YouTube channel
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast; assisted in communication attempts with Haggis during customer service crisis
Founding member of Pinball Network, co-host of Straight Down the Middle with Zach Meny, did not complete joining TPN
Co-creator of Straight Down the Middle featurette about Guns N' Roses; praised for directing behind-the-scenes interviews
Co-host of Pinball Industry Awards ceremony; original award host; media personality in pinball community
Co-host of the 2021 Pinball Industry Awards ceremony; associated with The Pinball Network
Staff at Flippin' Out Pinball; praised for fantastic support
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast, alerted Zach Minney to X-Men announcement during filming
Sales and customer service representative at Flippin' Out; made the pricing quote error ($2,100 discrepancy); felt guilty and tried to appease customer; managed warranty claim follow-up
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle with Zach Minney, co-founder of TPN
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast who helped organize and stream 2022 PIA ceremony
Partner at Flippin' Out Pinball distributor; known for resolving customer issues
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast; primary player during the Winchester reveal stream
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; technical knowledge, appreciates restoration and repair work; prefers plastic ramps and long-form gameplay
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast, enthusiast restorer and collector who prefers working on games over playing them
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; analyzes game features, cosmetics, and upgrade value propositions
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; described as pinball ambassador and goodwill figure
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; was at Jersey Jack Pinball during entire Harry Potter design and development process; provides insider perspective on design evolution
Host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast and stream; involved in streaming logistics
Referenced in closing comments; hosts compare themselves to him; appears to host the Twippies event
New full-time employee at Flippin' Out Pinball hired to handle technical support, troubleshooting, and warranty parts management
Co-host of 2022 Pinball Awards broadcast
Guest on The Pinball Show Episode 101
Co-host/operator at Flippin' Out Pinball; met Don at Louisville Arcade Expo
Recipient of restored Terminator pinball game as Christmas gift from Dennis; mentioned as collector/enthusiast interested in Segas
Co-host of SDTM; operator of Flippin' Out Pinball; provides sales contact for Pulp Fiction machines; observes customer conversion patterns post-setup
Co-host or community member; strong advocate for Halloween game; passionate defender of game quality despite mechanical issues
Straight Down the Middle host; identified as Sega enthusiast who loves Sega games; loves Baywatch
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle pinball review show; sales/marketing person at Flippin' Out Pinball; formerly worked at Jersey Jack Pinball
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; close friend of Zach; participates in pinball collection and game discussions
Host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; installed Tim Butler's Raptor Gate Mod on Jurassic Park; Flippin' Out Pinball associate
Friend of Zach Minney; mentioned in opening banter
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast; co-operator with Zach. Associated with pinball positivity messaging.
Flippin' Out Pinball co-host; reached out to Zach regarding approach to Walking Dead marketing as distributor
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball; worked Stern booth at 2025 Expo; known for holding babies at events
Co-host of Flipping Out Pinball podcast; Patreon member who discussed Retro Ralph's NDA stance with Ken Cromwell
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; recently completed restoration of Tales from the Crypt pinball; experienced with tumbler polishing and pinball maintenance; Data East/Sega collector preference
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; participates in first-impression analysis; discusses mechanical features and artwork reactions
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; passionate about pinball; vacationing to Gulf Shores, Alabama; contributor to Straight Down the Middle content
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; frequent visitor to Spooky; provides detailed industry context and behind-the-scenes insights
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; involved in pinball arcade operations and customer service
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; podcast partner discussing game experiences and industry insights
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast (17th consecutive episode); works at Flipping Out Pinball; discusses manufacturing and game design
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; pinball enthusiast and game shop contributor; owns a Brian Kelly-restored Terminator machine; participated in the Facebook restoration pricing debate
Co-host of Flipping Out Pinball Podcast; validates design decisions and playfield mechanics; offers design philosophy commentary
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball Podcast; located in Evansville, Indiana area; organized Spooky trip
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast; recently joined team with Ken Cromwell
Host of Flippin' Out podcast; cited by Orby as source for information about new wizard mode in Walking Dead Remastered
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast; credited alongside Ken Cromwell
Co-host of Straight Down The Middle Pinball; traveled with Zach for American Pinball visit
Co-host/co-personality on The Pinball Show; mentioned throughout in comparative/comedic context with Zach; involved in potential content collaboration idea
Guest co-host of The Pinball Show; co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast; Zach's best friend and frequent collaborator
Co-founder of TPN, appeared on earlier Pinball Show episodes discussing TPN launch challenges
Team member at Flippin' Out Pinball; helps with phones and operations; recently purchased Halloween pinball machine
Industry personality referenced for 'feisty' engagement; associated with Flippin' Out Pinball podcast
Guest host of Episode 152; co-hosts Straight Down the Middle and Flippin' Out Pinball; tech department lead at Flippin' Out Pinball for warranty submissions; experienced operator and technician
Distributor/industry figure; notified Zach about X-Men reveal announcement; works with Flippin' Out Pinball
Recipient of Terminator pinball as Christmas gift from host; co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball; known for frequenting host's for-sale machine listings
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle podcast; collaborated on Return of the Kraken design with Albright; included Dolly pinball machine Easter egg in artwork
Co-host of Straight Down The Middle podcast; pitched LCD screen aquarium concept idea for Fathom Mermaid Edition.
Played Led Zeppelin for first time; came away with mixed impressions but praised aesthetics and lighting in-person
Co-founder of Pinball Network; left pinball media due to negativity and drama surrounding the network launch; expressed feeling hurt despite doing nothing wrong
Guest co-host on The Pinball Show episode 40 with Zach; known for transparency in podcasting
Co-host of Straight Down The Middle, core member of TPN, teacher/real estate agent/family man; exited TPN due to false sexism accusations; guest on The Pinball Show EP40.
Co-host of first impressions content for Guns N' Roses pinball
Co-host of awards ceremony who consumed 7+ beers during event; involved in humor and banter throughout ceremony
Pinball content creator and Flippin' Out Pinball co-host; guest on this episode; provides design analysis and personal reactions to Godzilla reveal
Friend of host Zach; mentioned as fellow Armageddon movie fan; associated with Louisville/Straight Down the Middle content
Co-host of The Pinball Show; media personality; actively engaged in pinball retail/distribution; provides critical analysis of manufacturer decisions
Co-host of Straight Down The Middle podcast; guest co-host on this episode; known for courtesy-driven personality
Co-founder/host of TPN; stepped down from TPN and Twippies hosting; taking break from media due to community slander; good relationship with Ken
Co-host of Triple Drain Pinball Podcast; works in technical support at Flippin' Out Pinball; knowledgeable about game themes, layout design, and market dynamics
Guest on Triple Drain during Tom's absence, substitute co-host, described as bringing different energy focused on themes like Halloween and Scooby-Doo
Zach's best friend from Louisville, Kentucky; co-creator with Zach of Flippin' Out Pinball's podcast/video content format
Co-host of Straight Down the Middle; handles videography and equipment; produced Jersey Jack Willy Wonka reveal video
Referenced in hip-hop theme discussion; mentioned as someone who would promote a hip-hop machine
Works at Flippin' Out Pinball; co-hosts Straight Down the Middle; exemplifies macromanagement culture at distributor
Zach's best friend and co-host of Straight Down the Middle; met in Louisville, Kentucky; works with Flippin' Out Pinball
Posted Star Wars machine video that led to initial contact with Mark Silk regarding voice acting work