Hardware Podcasts

Episode 167: Hoopty-scoop

Making It · 18 May 2018 · 1h 03m

What this episode covers

Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett, and David Picciuto discuss their recent trip to Maker Central in England, where they experienced overwhelming fan support and long queues. They share anecdotes about visiting historical sites in London, including the Royal Society and the Tower of London, and Bob's visit to his ancestral village of Claygate. The hosts also cover their upcoming appearances at the Bay Area Maker Faire, the technical challenges of moving their podcast website, and their 'Pick of the Week' recommendations.

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Maker Central, Maker Faire, Royal Society, Tower of London, Alex Littleton, Simone Giertz, Jack Conte, Gary Vaynerchuk, Patreon

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