
An independent podcast with the people in and around CircuitPython. Created and hosted by Paul Cutler.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Michael “T-Rex” Kadie joins the show and discusses the T-Rex Talk family of assistive devices built with CircuitPython.
1:25 Michael’s start with computers
1:56 How Michael started building communication devices in the 90s
4:46 The T-Rex Talk 3... more
Tom Fox joins the show and shares his creation, the SPOKE board. Show Notes
00:00 Intro
00:36 Tom’s start with computers and electornics
1:25 Discovering CircuitPython
2:31 The SPOKE board
* SPOKE
4:11 Whom is the SPOKE for?
5:38 The S... more
Paul is joined by three former guests: Tim Cocks, Dan Cogliano, and Cooper Dalrymple who share their experience developing apps, games, and screensavers for the Adafruit Fruit Jam and Fruit Jam OS. Show Notes
00:00 Welcome
00:38 FruitJamOS
* ... more
Paul is joined by Abby Bergman and Esha Patel who both recently completed the Physical Computing - Interactive Art, Robotics, & Tech for Good course taught by Professor John Gallaugher at Boston College.
Abby and Esha share their experiences and pr... more
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If you’re into the Circuit Python language for microcontrollers then these podcasts are a must listen. You’ll learn how ordinary people began their journeys from blinking an led to designing intricate projects in a short amount of time. It’s very inspiring to beginners to learn it’s not all electrical engineers doing this stuff, it’s regular people of all ages and backgrounds. With dedication and determination if they can do it so can you.
If you love CircuitPython and want to know more about the people that make it a reality this show is a great way to make that happen!
I really liked the first show, and hope the focus on community continues!
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A deep dive into CircuitPython-enabled hardware, embedded systems, and open-source work, with a strong emphasis on education, accessibility, and hands-on making. Conversations consistently explore how CircuitPython accelerates development, practical tips for building and teaching with microcontrollers, and community-driven projects—from assistive devices to classroom-friendly hardware—demonstrating a practical, maker-focused approach to tech and open hardware. Noteworthy is the recurring emphasis on inclusivity, affordability, and actionable guidance for educators, students, and developers, as well as a thriving ecosystem around Adafruit, Fruit Jam, and open-source tooling that makes hardware more approachable for non-experts. Potential lis... more
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Recent guests on The CircuitPython Show include:
1. Michael T. Rex Kadie
2. Tom Fox
3. Tim Cox
4. Cooper Dalrymple
5. Abby Bergman
6. Esha Patel
7. John Park
8. Michelle Hui
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