
Linux in the Ham Shack Podcast in MP3 Format
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 620 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationTechnologyHow To | |||

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Topic Wheel
• Favorite Cartoon Character
• Spoke about Favorite Animated Movies and Saturday Morning Cartoons
• Favorite Disney Princess Movie
This Weekend in Hedonism
• Cheryl’s Recipe Corner
• Chicken Paprikash
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Featured Topic:
• Andy Stewart KB1OIQ - Andy’s Ham Radio Linux
• Andy’s Ham Radio Linux - lhs.fyi/2j
• EMA ARRL Biography - lhs.fyi/LF
• XLog - lhs.fyi/LG
Announcements & Feedback:
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Hamvention Wrap-Up:
• Attendance, on FB and Dayton area newspapers, they listed the attendance of 25-30k people for 2026. Official number for 2025 was 36,814. So, our guess on lower numbers was likely correct (it will be a few weeks be... more
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Amateur Radio Topics:
• Hamvention is here!
• Source: lhs.fyi/hamvention
• Teases:
• Icom X-026 Premiers Concept Mockup of new Rig
• Amateur Radio Operators in Belarus Arrested, Face the Death Penalty
• Source: lhs.f... more
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Far to American centric and seems to rely far too much on AI content. Very disappointing.
Even though I have absolutely no clue how to navigate or use Linu (I need somrone to make a YouTube how to series) This is an excellent podcast. (I do have a single boot Abuntu equipped PC) Listener for over 5 years!
Even though I have absolutely no clue how to navigate or use Linu (I need somrone to make a YouTube how to series) This is an excellent podcast. (I do have a single boot Abuntu equipped PC) Listener for over 5 years!
Very fun and entertaining content mixing my two favorite topic!
These guys inspired me to build a APRS IGate, soldier, and troubleshoot a broken radio.
These guys humble heart. I honestly feel if I asked them for help they would Elmer me in the right direction.
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This show blends Linux-oriented software discussion with amateur radio topics, often looping in practical hardware, open-source tooling, and community updates. Recent episodes spotlight Hamvention planning and reflections, open-source SDR projects, Linux distributions and desktop environments, and hands-on reviews of operating systems and tools used by hobbyists and professionals alike. A notable pattern is the playful, collaborative banter between longtime hosts as they test software, share setup tips, and highlight community events, making it approachable for both curious newcomers and seasoned technologists. The show occasionally covers memorials and transitions within the community, underscoring a strong ethos of mentorship and open col... more
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Recent guests on Linux in the Ham Shack include:
1. Andy Stewart
2. Munir K6AQ
3. Rosie Schnechter
4. Don KB2YSI
5. Justin Overfelt AB3E
6. Sebastián Delmont
7. Luke Bryan
8. Sheryl W5M00
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