The Amp Hour #43 — Audacious Arduino Arguments
Our first four-way podcast! Listen to me, Chris, Dave, and Jeremy chat about Arduino, high altitude balloons, hackerspaces in universities, the Google ADK, and the Maker Faire Bay Area.
Kudos to Skype for enabling us to actually pull this off!
Yesterday I recorded another episode of The Amp Hour, a weekly podcast about electronics (and a lot of other stuff) hosted by Chris Gammell and Dave Jones.
This is my fourth time on the show! I also found out that I am listed as a member of the show now. Whoohoo!
This is also the first time that Chris, Dave, and I have all been on the show together. It was awesome recording with both of those guys, and I think it was my best show yet!
Just before the show, we learned that the latest version of Skype allows all callers to talk at the same time. Go Skype!
I’m happy to announce that I have again been given the privilege of co-hosting The Amp Hour, this time with Dave Jones of the EEVblog! Chris Gammell is away this week recruiting bright young engineers into slavery to join his company, so I was given the guest spot. This is my third time on the show.
If you haven’t heard of it before, The Amp Hour is “an off-the-cuff radio show and podcast for electronics enthusiasts and professionals.” I listen most every week and would recommend it to anyone who wants to hear a humorous and off-beat take on electronics engineering.
Check out Episode 29 – DJ and Jazzy Jeff and all the rest of the episodes at The Amp Hour.
Now, with extra “off the cuff” thanks to a last minute recording!
The Amp Hour Episode 13, Chips and Fabs and Garages.
(If you want to know why I posted a music video by the Postal Service, listen to the show!)
This week I am honored to be not just a guest, but a guest host of The Amp Hour, an “off-the-cuff radio show for electronics enthusiasts and professionals.”
The Amp Hour is usually hosted by Chris Gammell of Chris Gammell’s Analog Life and Dave Jones of the EEVblog. Dave is out sick this week, so Chris invited me to come on the show and talk about EE trade magazines, getting kids interested in studying science and technology, the Arduino Uno, and the book I am writing with hardware hacker Mitch Altman.
You can listen to episode #11 here or subscribe with iTunes to get them all.
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