
Heavy Wireless is a deep dive into Wi-Fi, IoT, wireless security, and more. Host Keith Parsons, CWNE#3, draws on his decades of experience to educate, entertain, and inspire those working in the WLAN industry. Each twice-monthly episode explores an aspect of wireless technology with guests including Wi-Fi engineers, industry experts, and vendors. Whether you're already a WLAN specialist or looking... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Keith Parsons is joined by Bradley Wegner, the creator of the Build Your Own AP deep dive at WLPC. Brad discusses his class, which focuses on hands-on hardware experience of constructing an AP. He talks about balancing hardware costs with capabilitie... more
OpenIntent is an open-source, collaborative effort by network operators to develop a standard schema to describe the necessary information needed to deploy network equipment. Keith sits down with Jake Snyder, the developer behind OpenIntent. They dis... more
Digi International has a whole lot of things that aren’t exactly in the Wi-Fi space, but are close enough to be of interest to WLAN engineers. Joining us today to talk about Digi International’s wireless tech, and what it means for wireless LAN pros,... more
Adrian Granados joins Keith Parsons to discuss new iOS tools available for the WLAN Pi. These new tools extend a professional’s ability to run Wi-Fi scanning and analysis apps such a Wi-Fi Explorer Pi and Airtool Pi on iOS devices such as iPhones and... more
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I’ve been enjoying these engaging and deep technical discussions of interest to those managing and deploying wireless networks. They are the practical deep dives into the tech that you’ve always wanted without all the marketing fluff. Highly recommend content for any WLAN professional and those aspiring to become one!
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Heavy Wireless provides technically deep discussions focused on Wi-Fi, IoT, wireless security, and adjacent networking technologies. Episodes feature engineers, researchers, and vendors who share practical insights, real-world deployments, and evolving standards—from Wi‑Fi 6/7 to HaLow, network analytics tools, and wireless-first office strategies. The show often blends hands-on product context with broader industry trends, giving WLAN professionals and tech practitioners concrete takeaways, tooling recommendations, and a sense of the ecosystem around modern wireless networking. A notable strength is its emphasis on practical engineering challenges and open discussions with hands-on practitioners, not just marketing pitches, making it valua... more
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Recent guests on Heavy Wireless include:
1. Jake Snyder
2. Bob Blumenscheid
3. Adrian Granados
4. Bill Bushong
5. Robert Boardman
6. David Rice
7. Josh Hardy
8. Ben Toner
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