368: Amazing That Any of This Works
Al Sweigart (@AlSweigart) spoke with us about getting better at Python programming. Al's book site is InventWithPython.com. You can find his books there as well as No Starch Press and Amazon. Auto...
1 Apr 20211h 3min
367: Data of Our Lives
Dr. Ayanna Howard (@robotsmarts, wiki) spoke with us about sex, race, and robots. Ayanna's Audible book is Sex, Race, and Robots: How to Be Human in the Age of AI. You can see more of her research fr...
25 Mar 20211h 7min
366: All the Wrong Tools
Laurel Cummings (@justblamelaurel) teaches people how to build what is required with the material on hand. We talked with her about how to engineer survival solutions on-the-fly, often while performin...
18 Mar 202159min
365: Barbed Wire Fence and Great WiFi
Cy Keener spoke with us about sensors, Arduinos, ice, and the crossover between art and science. You can see some of his field work and gallery installations at his site: cykeener.com and on his vimeo...
12 Mar 20211h 2min
364: All the Abstractions
Jacob Beningo spoke with us about embedded systems, conference talks, writing articles and books, and best practices in development. Jacob is a consultant and instructor, see his website for more deta...
5 Mar 20211h 9min
363: Squishy Nature
Alana Sherman of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI, @MBARI_News) spoke with us about engineering for deep sea environments and jelly creatures. Alana's MBARI page notes that she work...
26 Feb 20211h 2min
362: Permutations of Underscores
Chris and Elecia chat about their projects, Python, choosing boards, social media, tshirts, and self care. T Shirts are on sale until the end of February! To decode the titles check out the giant lis...
18 Feb 20211h 18min
255: Jellyfish Are Pretty Badass (Repeat)
Ariel Waldman (@arielwaldman) spoke with us about how science, art, and all of the other disciplines can build a better world. Ariel does many amazing things, it is hard to list them all. Homepage: ...
12 Feb 20211h 3min
