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Hacker Public Radio is an podcast that releases shows every weekday Monday through Friday. Our shows are produced by the community (you) and can be on any topic that are of interest to hackers and hobbyists.

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* Using a cheap phone plan with SMS for authentication.

* Mighty Text as a free SMS solution.

* Google VoIP number for shared accounts.

* Issues with SMS verification blocking... more

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Dave and Kevie are back with another HPR Beer Garden and this time they turn their attention to Belgian Blonde Ales. Kevie samples Leffe Blonde , whilst Dave opts for La Chouffe .

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Hi, this is Archer72 for another episode of Hacker Public Radio.

In this episode, the ARRL Field Days was in the past month, so I thought this would be a good time to highlight events in the US ... more

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Links to a more in depth way to do the musique concrete method and harsh noise wall (they don't use audacity, but it all can be done on audacity, just gives you an idea what I'm talking ab... more

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Recent Guests

Joost van Baal Lić
Representative at Debian booth
Debian Project
Episode: HPR4663: The hallway track at T-DOSE
Nick Hibma
Financial Administrator for the T-Dose Foundation
T-Dose Foundation
Episode: HPR4663: The hallway track at T-DOSE
Crystal (Bookworm)
Member of Hackalot Eindhoven, visible on Mastodon
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Episode: HPR4663: The hallway track at T-DOSE
Roosevelt Arraes
Course coordinator of a post-graduation at Escola Paranaense de Direito, Law School of Parana
Escola Paranaense de Direito
Episode: HPR4662: “What Are the Answers I Need, To the Questions I Don't Know Enough to Ask?”
Peter van Ginneken
Chair of T-Dose
Technical Dutch Open Source Event (T-Dose)
Episode: HPR4641: Technical Dutch Open Source Event (T-DOSE)
Ronny Lam
Volunteer from UNIX user group (NLUU)
UNIX user group
Episode: HPR4639: NLUUG Spring Conference 2026
Nico Rikken
Representative of Free Software Foundation Europe
Free Software Foundation Europe
Episode: HPR4639: NLUUG Spring Conference 2026
Geert-Jan Meewisse
Initiator of Coalition for Fair Digital Education
Coalition for Fair Digital Education / Internet Society (Dutch chapter)
Episode: HPR4639: NLUUG Spring Conference 2026
Lee Mark Hankin
Groom, named in vows
Episode: HPR4605: Lee locks down his wifey poo

Host

Lee
Host of Hacker Public Radio / episode host

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 92 ratings
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    7 months ago
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Listeners enjoy the accessibility and breadth of subject matter, allowing for broad appeal.
Listeners appreciate the community-driven format and variety of topics.
Strong sense of community and openness to different voices stands out to fans.
Quality and depth vary across episodes, reflecting a volunteer model.
The show's practical, hands-on approach is valued, though some episodes feel less relevant to technical goals.

Chart Rankings

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#163
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#124
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Apple Podcasts
#166
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#98
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#165
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#197
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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

HPR4672: Hey Mum, I'm on Spotify !
Q: What is Hacker Public Radio's prime directive?
The prime directive is sharing knowledge, with content released under a Creative Commons license and no centralized vetting, relying on the community to moderate and curate.
HPR4663: The hallway track at T-DOSE
Q: What is Ubuntu Touch and how does it differ from Android?
Ubuntu Touch is a Linux-based mobile OS that is not Android; it aims to offer an open-source alternative with Ubuntu-based foundations, using different app ecosystems and porting devices rather than a Google-leaning stack.
HPR4641: Technical Dutch Open Source Event (T-DOSE)
Q: Can you tell me a little bit about yourself and how you ended up being involved in this event?
Peter describes his non-IT background, his early work with Linux gaming articles, and how that eventually led him into open-source events and joining the T-Dose community.
HPR4616: Thoughts about age control and further suggestions
Q: How would you implement a second factor for firearms, given the need for practicality and reliability?
The guest suggests replacing SMS-based verification with more reliable factors and emphasizes that the liability should lie with the device creators, not just the users, while acknowledging implementation challenges.
HPR4616: Thoughts about age control and further suggestions
Q: If it were 1985, would you want VCRs to have age verification, and how would you implement it?
The guest argues that age verification for VCRs should be feasible today using existing tech like biometrics and parental controls, and that it would set a precedent for broader safety measures across devices.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Hacker Public Radio

What is Hacker Public Radio about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A multifaceted tech show driven by a volunteer community, delivering frequent, varied episodes on hacking, open-source, Unix, networking, and practical how-tos. Listeners likely value hands-on, shared knowledge, and community-created content that ranges from deep dives to approachable, everyday tech tasks. The format's strength lies in its diverse topics, accessible pacing, and a strong emphasis on DIY, server tinkering, and open standards, which probably appeals to hobbyists, system admins, and developers seeking practical insights outside traditional coverage. The show's ongoing, collaborative model and openness to new voices are noteworthy, making it a go-to for listeners who enjoy learning by doing and staying connected with a broad tec... more

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Hacker Public Radio launched 18 years ago and published 95 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Joost van Baal Lić
2. Nick Hibma
3. Crystal (Bookworm)
4. Roosevelt Arraes
5. Peter van Ginneken
6. Ronny Lam
7. Nico Rikken
8. Geert-Jan Meewisse

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