379: Monstrous Cable Corporation
Tom Anderson (@tomacorp) joined us to talk about floating pins, ADCs, and teaching and learning things. Tom mentioned Horowitz and Hill's Art of Electronics and the vintage books on TubeBooks.org. To...
8 Jul 20211h 20min
269: Ultra-Precise Death Ray (Repeat)
Alan Cohen (@proto2product) wrote a great book about taking an idea and making it into a product. We spoke with him about the development process and the eleven deadly sins of product development. We ...
2 Jul 20211h 5min
378: Pair-enting Programming
Nitya Narasimhan (@nitya) spoke with us about visualizing learning, visual storytelling, sketchnotes, and finding a job that satisfies. Nitya's sketchnotes are all available on the @sketchthedocs Twit...
24 Jun 20211h 2min
BONUS: Your Cat's Not Part of the Band
On this quick bonus episode, Elecia and Christopher chat about their various recent projects, some of which have just been released into the wild. Christopher's band 12AX7 just launched their album Ki...
18 Jun 202120min
377: Robot at the Park
Erin Kennedy (@RobotGrrl) spoke with us about learning new things, nice robots at the beach, lighting up fog voxels, and being part of the maker community. Erin's Robot Missions (@RobotMissions) was f...
17 Jun 202155min
376: Left Half of My Brain Is Digital
From his view in retirement, David Comer spoke with us about continuing to learn, staying engaged in an engineering career, and how the Galileo memory module worked.
10 Jun 202159min
375: Hiding in Your Roomba
Brittany Postnikoff (@Straithe) spoke with us about scary robots, neat stickers, and contributing to open source projects. Brittany's website is straithe.com and her sticker channel is twitch.tv/str41...
3 Jun 202154min
374: Getting Rafty
Tenaya Hurst Conklin (@TenayaHurst) discussed STEAM teaching tools and kits from RAFT (@RAFTBayArea). RAFT is at raft.net. The Abiotic Dissection activity is pretty amusing (from the STEAM Learning...
27 Mai 20211h 3min
