Hardware Podcasts

I'm Changing The Podcast

Let's Combinate · 18 Aug 2026 · 2m

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Subhi Saadeh, host of the combination product podcast Let's Combinate, announces a schedule change from Wednesday to Monday after 250 consecutive weekly episodes. He reflects on maintaining consistency through major life events and cites advice from Dr. James Sumaru of Samex and the Health Tech podcast about the importance of creating value even when no one is listening. Saadeh expresses gratitude to his audience for their weekly engagement and confirms the content focus remains unchanged.

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