All Hardware Podcasts
Every show in the directory — active and dormant — in one list.
The complete directory, active shows and wrapped-up ones alike. Search by name or topic, sort by how recently a show released, or jump straight to a category.
53 podcasts, 12 no longer publishing
Designing in the Wild
Industrial designers and inventors on turning messy real-world constraints into products that can be made and sold.
Manufacturing Happy Hour
Chris Luecke interviews makers, founders, and manufacturing leaders about the trends and technologies reshaping modern manufacturing, going past the buzzwords into real tactics.
The Manufacturing Executive
Joe Sullivan talks with the leaders driving midsized manufacturers forward, alongside B2B sales and marketing experts, about growth strategy, industrial marketing, and modernising the shop floor.
Global Medical Device Podcast
Greenlight Guru's interviews with medical device founders, engineers and regulatory experts on design controls, quality systems and getting a device cleared and to market.
The Startup CPG Podcast
Founders, buyers and operators of consumer packaged goods brands on co-packers, sourcing, retail buyers, pricing and scaling a physical product on the shelf.
The Pragmatic Embedded Podcast
A show about the craft of building embedded products, from architecture, testing and requirements to team process and AI tools, with an eye on safety-critical fields such as medical devices.
People of Packaging
Conversations with people across the packaging industry, from packaging suppliers and designers to founders of consumer brands, on how products are packaged, bought and brought to market.
Additive Snack
EOS's podcast on additive manufacturing and industrial 3D printing, with interviews and real-world stories from engineers, specialists and users of the technology.
How I Built This
Interviews with entrepreneurs and innovators about how they built their companies, including hardware startups.
The Circuit
Ben Bajarin and Jay Goldberg on the business and market of semiconductors: chip makers, memory, AI silicon and the supply chain behind them, with interviews from across the industry.
Let's Combinate
Subhi Saadeh with industry guests on drug-device combination products: development, regulatory strategy, human factors and quality for products such as injectors, inhalers and on-body devices.
EMS@C-LEVEL
Interviews with executives of electronics manufacturing services companies on their businesses, their customers and the state of the contract electronics manufacturing industry.
Making It
Three makers discuss their experiences making things, running businesses, and their personal journeys in the maker world.
Hackaday Podcast
Hackaday's editors go through the week's most interesting hacks: circuit boards, robots, reverse-engineered consumer electronics and the odd feat of mechanical cleverness.
The Robot Report Podcast
The Robot Report's weekly show on the robotics industry, in conversation with roboticists and the companies building robots for warehouses, factories, construction and other physical work.
Lights Out
MakingChips' show on automating machine shops, from robots and pallet systems to machine monitoring and the data needed to run CNC production unattended.
Being an Engineer
Aaron Moncur of Pipeline Design & Engineering talks with engineers and engineering leaders about mechanical design, product development, medical devices and what it takes to grow in an engineering career.
Robot Talk
Claire Asher's weekly interviews with robotics researchers and companies on robotics, AI and autonomous machines, with bonus episodes recorded at the European Robotics Forum.
Thoroughly Considered
Dan Provost, Tom Gerhardt, and Myke Hurley on product design, entrepreneurship, and the ups and downs of running a small indie physical-product business.
Go/No-Go
Lumafield on the calls that make or break a product — designing, manufacturing and shipping hardware, plus recall news and industrial CT scans of how things were really built.
Catalyst
Latitude Media's weekly interview show on the energy transition, covering the technologies, costs and investment behind clean power, the grid, fuels and decarbonization.
The Amp Hour
Electronics design, manufacturing, and entrepreneurial discussion with a focus on hardware development.
OnTrack
Altium's podcast on PCB design and hardware development, in conversation with the engineers and designers who lay out, simulate and ship boards.
EE Times Current
EE Times on the electronics industry, from semiconductors and AI hardware to design tools, for design engineers and other technology professionals.
IoT For All Podcast
Interviews with the people building connected products, covering IoT hardware, embedded design, connectivity choices, and what it takes to get a device deployed at scale.
The Robo Success Podcast
Jesica Chavez of Robo Success with robotics founders, operators and investors on moving from a working prototype to robots that scale: deployment, go-to-market, customer adoption and robots as a service.
Coredump Sessions
Memfault's podcast for embedded engineers and teams building connected devices, with stories and technical deep dives on firmware, OTA updates, connectivity and shipping reliable products.
Shop Talk Live
Fine Woodworking magazine's editors and contributors answer listener questions and share woodworking tips, techniques and tools.
Hardware to Save a Planet
Host Dylan Garrett explores the physical technologies being built to fight climate change, pairing one climate challenge with one emerging hardware solution each episode.
The Next Byte Podcast
We're two engineers on a mission to make interesting technology easy to understand. In each episode, we explore tech that is going to change the world – and keep it entertaining along the way.
Moore's Lobby
Host Daniel Bogdanoff talks with the engineers and executives behind the industry's biggest technology trends, telling the human stories behind the circuits.
TRADEOFFS
A podcast about the difficult choices and compromises made during hardware product development and engineering. Each episode explores real-world trade-offs faced by product teams.
Oxide and Friends
Bryan Cantrill, Adam Leventhal and friends from Oxide Computer Company on building a rack-scale computer from the board up: hardware bring-up, firmware, debugging war stories and running a hardware startup.
Built 2 Scale
Founders Matt Perrott and Scott Wilcox on building high-growth startups at the edge of business, tech, AI, and robotics, from bootstrapped chaos to VC-backed scale.
Just Gonna Send It
Jim Belosic, CEO of SendCutSend, with the people behind the machines: welders, fabricators, builders and founders, and the events that put them on the path to manufacturing, fabrication and hands-on trades.
Unnamed Reverse Engineering Podcast
A podcast on reverse engineering hardware, covering projects, tools and methods with guests from the hardware hacking community.
NPI Sherpa
A tactical NPI survival manual for the brutal middle between a working prototype and high-volume profitability, covering DFM, production scaling, and operational resilience.
The Electromaker Show
Electromaker's weekly round-up of maker electronics: new boards and modules, DIY projects and crowdfunding campaigns.
The Builder Circle
Designed to empower hardware entrepreneurs, engineers and builders to overcome challenges, reduce risk and succeed in bringing their products to market through expert insights, practical advice, and engaging discussions on relevant topics.
Build 2 Create: Hardware Founder Stories
Analogy Design Studio on hardware founder journeys: the prototypes that failed, the pivots that worked, and the decisions that made products manufacturable.
Archive
Shows that have wrapped up, or haven't published in over 12 months. They're no longer active, but their back catalogues still hold up.
Over the Air
Very’s podcast on IoT, connected devices, and AI — unfiltered conversations with the executives and engineers building connected hardware products.
Open Hardware Manufacturing Podcast
The Opulo team on taking an open source hardware product from idea to stable production, manufacturing in-house, and shipping thousands of machines worldwide, with interviews from other open hardware makers.
It's Only a Prototype
Tom Constable and Phil Staunton of product design agency Design 2 Market on the real stories behind physical product innovation, from the first idea and prototype to manufacturing and the shelf.
The Hardware Story
Apoorv Shankar, former VP of Hardware at Ultrahuman, in long interviews with founders of successful hardware companies on building, the hard parts, and what they would do differently.
Tough Tech Vets
Chris Ricks, a former submarine officer building small modular reactors, with veteran entrepreneurs solving hard problems at the intersection of hardware and software: energy, critical minerals and defence.
Hard Tech Podcast
Interviews with the people building aviation technology, on the engineering and the business of hard tech.
Product Startup
Kevin Mako of MAKO Design + Invent with inventors, product startups and small manufacturers on taking an invention from idea to store shelves: design, prototyping, patents, funding and launch.
IDology
Designers at the industrial design studio Mindsailors on the specifics of their work, from research and form to prototypes and working with manufacturers.
Predictable Designs Podcast
John Teel, a former Texas Instruments chip designer, for hardware startups and entrepreneurs bringing a new electronic product to market: developing, manufacturing, marketing and selling it.
Core77 Podcast
The industrial design publication's podcast: designers, studios and the business of designing physical products.
The Hardware Entrepreneur
Balint Horvath interviews hardware founders around the world on designing, manufacturing, funding, and selling physical products.
The Spark Gap
Karl and Corey on embedded electronics, from nuts-and-bolts circuit design to industry debates, with detours into 3D printing and CNC routers.