My name is Josh, I’m a dad living in Southern California with my wife and two sons. I’m an engineer and radio amateur. I’ve created the Ham Radio Crash Course to get people involved in radio and to help people keep learning!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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I may only have one leg, but I have two ears and I use them to listen to this podcast every week as soon as I see it download. Jedediah and Leah’s banter is always entertaining and I have learned a great deal through listening to the back catalog of episodes. Highly recommend for anyone looking to be part of a ham radio community, or just interested in radio and/or emergency preparedness.
I love this show. I’m not sure how sustainable their format is but the hosts are a wonderful couple. They love hams and hams love them as can be heard by all the hams that write in. They have so much knowledge in so many areas. I never miss an episode. If you like long format podcasts like I do this podcast will keep your attention for sure. I always listen on Sunday Mornings when I have lots of time. Anyway this pod is the highlight of my week.
I enjoy listening for the HRCC podcast since May 2022 when I got my Technician license. I like the format and way the hosts Josh and Leah lead the conversation about ham radio and other related and non related topics. Recommend the podcast to everyone who is interested in amateur radio. Also check out their HRCC Youtube channel, you will not regret it. 73 Igor KN6ZEO
I REALLY wanted to like this show. Josh and his wonderful wife are such nice, intelligent people. I listened to most of two and half episodes. There's just not enough amateur radio content in an episode for me. Lots of listener emails, lots of random chatting about disjointed subjects. To me, very short on technical subjects like making your own antennas, buying/building base station or mobile rigs, or upgrading your license, preparedness radios, etc. It's not a bad podcast, just not for me.
I found the HRCC podcast by accident while I started studying for my tech license last spring. (2023) My favorite segment was the licensing quiz questions. I was missing most of them since they were for the general exam. At the time “extra by April” was often talked about. Since my car was in the process of being totaled by the insurance company due to hitting a deer, I decided to go for it. I kept listening to the podcasts and was happy while studying for the general exam when I began getting t... more
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