Podcasts about bay area maker faire

SHOW and TELL 10/25/2023 Scott @01:08 CicruitPython import notifications John Park @05:20 pressure washer turned into controller for PowerWash Simulator Liz @08:58 sports display with clock, weather, tracker Erin St. Blaine (and Sugar Bear) @10:40 Bay Area Maker Faire!

I had a chance to chat with Mills from the Flaming Lotus Girls (www.flaminglotusgirls.com) at Bay Area Maker Faire 2023 and see their art piece, Serenity, with interactive flaming firefly sculptures built by students in the San Francisco Area. Flaming Lotus Girls are a collective of makers that teach women how to work with metal. Their pieces are well known at Burning Man and all over the West Coast. Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ -----------------------------------------

We've got a pleasantly floral potpourri this week, mainly focused on Will's trip report from this weekend's Bay Area Maker Faire, the first time the DIY science and tech show has been held since 2019. If you want to hear about model-size mag-lev trains, personal undersea robots, the cottage industry of R2-D2 replica builders, and more, this is your podcast. If you also want to hear about Brad's contemplation of a PC water cooling conversion and Will's recent questionable RGB projects, that's in here too!A few links for this week's show:Maker Faire: https://makerfaire.com/Build your own R2-D2: https://makezine.com/projects/building-your-first-r2/OpenROV: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/openrov/openrov-trident-an-underwater-drone-for-everyoneOpenRGB: https://openrgb.org/Project Aurora: https://www.project-aurora.com/Artemis RGB: https://artemis-rgb.com/Support the Pod! Contribute to the Tech Pod Patreon and get access to our booming Discord, your name in the credits, and other great benefits! You can support the show at: https://patreon.com/techpod

In this episode of the Cohere podcast, co-hosts Bill Johnston and Dr. Lauren Vargas welcome Dale Dougherty, the founder of Make: Magazine and Maker Faire, and a person who played a key and critical role in the launch of the Maker Movement. Dougherty shares his career journey and his belief that everyone is inherently a maker. The conversation takes a deep dive into the history and future of the Maker Movement, discussing the importance of community in both digital and real-life maker experiences. Dougherty also outlines plans for the return of the Bay Area Maker Faire, revealing a new location and expanded schedule. For those new to making or interested in starting their own maker space, Dougherty offers advice and encouragement. Finally, he expresses his excitement about the current moment in the Maker Movement, hinting at the promising future of this global community of thinkers, builders, and dreamers. In this episode, we discuss the following:  [04:26] Introducing Dale Dougherty and discuss his career journey [08:55] Discussing the return of the Bay Area Maker Faire [12:56] Exploring the history of the Maker Movement [22:06] Examining the role of community [25:10] Showcasing the power of Makers  [29:39] Considering the role of technology and generative AI [36:32] Sharing advice for someone new to Maker Faire and Making Mentioned in this episode:  Purchase tickets to the About our guest:  DALE DOUGHERTY is the leading advocate of the Maker Movement. He founded Make: Magazine 2005, which first used the term “makers” to describe people who enjoyed “hands-on” work and play. He started Maker Faire in the San Francisco Bay Area in 2006, and this event has spread to nearly 200 locations in 40 countries, with over 1.5M attendees annually. He is President of Make:Community, which produces Make: and Maker Faire.   Call-to-Action(s): If you liked this episode, check out: and For more reflections about the intersection of community and movements, subscribe to the Cohere Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Share about future guests / topics of exploration. Check out #BookDNA for a list of books, articles, and whitepapers featured on the Cohere Podcast.  

Chris Lee joins us once again to talk about his and Winston's trip to Bay Area Maker Faire 2019. Eddie has been busy with Fusion 360. Winston discusses his Shapeoko-based CNC camera rig idea. Chris talks about his new 5-axis crush. And we're all going to the inaugural Fusion 360 Academy in August. Links Chris Lee (@chrislee.design on IG) - https://www.instagram.com/chrislee.design/ Autodesk Fusion 360 Academy, Aug 5-7 2019, Portland OR - https://academypdx.fusion360.events-autodesk.com/ Edge Precision on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCkSr3M8GXbS4txqPY7OMxQ

What are they talking about? The guys are discussing their recent trip to San Fransisco to Bay Area Maker Faire 2019. They talk about their panel discussions and the future of Maker Faire in the area. What are they playing with? Bob: LEGO Star Wars Y-Wing Star Fighter set# 75172 Josh: LEGO Star Wars 20th Anniversary Battle of Hoth set# 40333 Find out More from Bob and Josh: www.iliketomakestuff.com & www.thepiworkshop.com Youtube: I Like to Make Stuff & The P.I. Workshop Instagram: I Like to Make Stuff & TheP.I.Workshop & & Forby & AnthonyLeeRose Twitter: ILiketoMakeStuf & JoshMakesStuff & Forby & AnthonyLeeRose

What are they talking about? The guys are discussing their recent trip to San Fransisco to Bay Area Maker Faire 2019. They talk about their panel discussions and the future of Maker Faire in the area. What are they playing with? Bob: LEGO Star Wars Y-Wing Star Fighter set# 75172 Josh: LEGO Star Wars 20th Anniversary Battle of Hoth set# 40333 Find out More from Bob and Josh: www.iliketomakestuff.com & www.thepiworkshop.com Youtube: I Like to Make Stuff & The P.I. Workshop Instagram: I Like to Make Stuff & TheP.I.Workshop & & Forby & AnthonyLeeRose Twitter: ILiketoMakeStuf & JoshMakesStuff & Forby & AnthonyLeeRose

The guys are discussing their recent trip to San Fransisco to Bay Area Maker Faire 2019. They talk about their panel discussions and the future of Maker Faire in the area. 

Special episode this week as we bring you Adam's "Sunday Sermon" from Bay Area Maker Faire. This year, Adam talks about the outward facing aspects of making, and how creating opportunities for others is an importact facet of of maker culture.

Wired's senior maverick Kevin Kelly joins us again this week to talk about our shared love learning from YouTube videos and recommending cool tools. Adam recaps some of his book tour travels, and we all get excited for the upcoming Bay Area Maker Faire!

Winston makes progress on the mystery project he is taking to Bay Area Maker Faire. Eddie finds Pocket NC small piece workholding success with a new collet chuck. The guys talk shop and Winston's invite to Atlanta for the Home Depot ProSpective event.

I met Estefannie at the Bay Area Maker Faire when I shot a bit of video for Pimoroni, she had made a Daft Punk helmet as a wearable prop showing off her work. She was kind enough to agree to speak with me for Bricolage podcast. Estefannie Explains it all YouTube channel Bay Area Maker Faire Computer Science Tutorials on YouTube Pumpkin Droid, BB8 Jack-o-lantern Smart Gingerbread House Alex Bate from Raspberry Pi Foundation Tough Mudder Deadlines & stress Finding the thing McMaster-Carr Catalogue Instructables.com Paul Beech again Matter Hackers Joel Telling the 3D Printer Guy Laura Kampf  Bob Clagett, I like to make stuff Daft Punk Helmet Estefannie Ranch Elon Musk The Boring Company Hat Hack-Farm NFC LED false nail Twitter https://twitter.com/estefanniegg Instagram https://www.instagram.com/estefanniegg For hyperlinked version visit bricolage.run 

Whilst at the Bay Area Maker Faire in late May 2018 Dominic was able to catchup with William Osman, who Dominic first found through YouTube when he made his laser cut skateboard! This podcast episode also features a short chat with "Cameraman John", We believe this is a world exclusive as he's never spoken or been seen on anything before!  William Osman YouTube Channel  Laser Cut Skateboard video Wildfire in Ventura County California Cameraman John, is William's YouTube video channel partner and principle camera operator. John also does the final edit on the videos. Peter Sripol and Sam Foskuhl, also YouTubers were in the room with us.  Making an ASMR, autonomous sensory meridian response.  Getting GE General Education from VC Ventura College.  "Han shot first" George Lucas & Jeff Waynes "War of the Worlds" and reworking your old work. Radios instead of guns in ET.  William Osman Patreon. Clob Blagget (Bob Clagget), there is a running joke between Bob and William where they mock each other pretending to be an enthusiastic fan saying something like "Are you Billiam Wosman?" Morgan's Race Car telemetry Simone Gertz, Turning Cheese Louise into a computer mouse  Diana "Physics Girl" Cowern The Fire. Dave Strain, Make Ventura YouTube comments  Logan Paul Take Down Binging with Babish and the William Osman collaboration William & Chelsea Osman Fire Appeal GoFundMe Michael Reeves YouTube How to get banned from boat club video William's cat t-shirts  YouTuber blinked messages conspiracy  

Shawn and Wes recap The 2017 Bay Area Maker Faire, Mark gives us the finger (update), and we announce the trivia question winner from episode 47

Bill gives a very brief (yeah, right) recap of Bay Area Maker Faire, and Tim and Phil hang out in Phil's hotel room!

We welcome special guest Ian Cole this week to recap another amazing Bay Area Maker Faire! Along with Adam, Ian is on the board of Nation of Makers, and organizes maker spaces in Florida. We discuss the culture of maker faires around the country and highlight some of the great things we saw over the weekend.

Ham Radio at the Bay Area Maker Faire:  The Bay-Net Group has attended the last 4 years in hopes of spurring interest in the Hobby with the attendees of the Maker Faire and it appears to be working!  George, David and Beric fill in the blanks for those of us not able to attend. Raspberry Pi, SDR, APRS and Micro Controllers; it was all about Hands on Ham Radio!  A yearly event of Ham Radio Outreach that can be used as a model for all of us as we look for more ways to share our hobby with those yet to come in! In addition to Maker Faire, George also takes us into the IEEE Int'l Microwave Symposium forums with a recording detailing how University Professors are using Ham Radio in the classroom. Forum Presentations Linked Here I also announce the Brand Spanking New Workbench Podcast with George and Jeremy! the Workbench -New Show to release Next Week to compliment our Bi-Weekly show!  That's right, a Weekly Dose of HR360 is on the way! Stay Tuned.....   13 Colonies Special Event happens this Weekend! http://www.13colonies.net/ thanks for listening! 73 Y'all! K4CDN

ElectronInks, Valerie Nogueira fills us in on the incredible “Circuit Scribe” pen and kits. The pen uses conductive ink to draw circuits and through a partnership with Autodesk and 123D, the ability to test and play. You can play with Circuit Scribe this weekend at the Bay Area Maker Faire http://www.electroninks.com/ http://123d.circuits.io/ http://makerfaire.com/ The post Episode 12 – Valerie Nogueira talks about Circuit Scribe appeared first on Innovator's Pod.

The Linker post for this episode: Make Anything James @Laen Neal from OSHPark spoke with us about starting a business, helping open source hardware, and throwing wild parties.  OSHPark got its start from DorkbotPDX. If you are in Portland, Oregon, check out their meetup (started out on Mondays, now first Tuesday of the month, look at the CymaSpace meetup calendar for the Maker Meetup). Open Source Hardware Association (OSHA) PCB Design School blog Bay Area Maker Faire 2015 is May 16-17, Bring a Hack dinner is usually Sunday.  This time we really did talk about the Maker Pro book.

The Linker post for this episode: Make Anything James @Laen Neal from OSHPark spoke with us about starting a business, helping open source hardware, and throwing wild parties.  OSHPark got its start from DorkbotPDX. If you are in Portland, Oregon, check out their meetup (started out on Mondays, now first Tuesday of the month, look at the CymaSpace meetup calendar for the Maker Meetup). Open Source Hardware Association (OSHA) PCB Design School blog Bay Area Maker Faire 2015 is May 16-17, Bring a Hack dinner is usually Sunday.  This time we really did talk about the Maker Pro book.

We didn't get a chance to record a regular podcast this week, but luckily this Sunday Adam gave his annual keynote at the Bay Area Maker Faire, presented here in its entirety. Enjoy!

We were lucky to catch software legend Alan Cooper on his visit to Amsterdam and talk with him at length about design and programming. Alan tells about how he created products like the first incarnation of Visual Basic, and we discuss some fundamentals of interaction design. We also talk about how design fits into the software development process. Follow Alan via his twitter handle @MRAlanCooper and through tumblr. This interview was recorded on the 27th of april 2012 at the rehearsal theater of Hettoneelspeelt in Amsterdam. Interview by @freekl en @arnetimAudio post-production by @mendelt Links for this podcast: Book: About Face - The Essentials of Interaction Design. Alan Cooper, Robert Reimann & David Cronin, 3rd Edition 2007 Book: The Inmates Are Running the Asylum: Why High Tech Products Drive Us Crazy and How to Restore the Sanity.Alan Cooper, 2004 Alan's company website is at Cooper.com, offering services and training in design and UX. In this podcast we mention the works of Christopher Alexander and his thoughts on design and architecture. Alan also mentions the ideas of Jaron Lanier on the complexity of programming. For a bit of history, read about why Alan is called 'The Father of Visual Basic' Get even more inspiration from Alan's talk 'Following the Maker's Dream' for this year's Bay Area Maker Faire. This podcast is in English - Deze podcast is in het Engels

Rock the bike– pedal for music. Here’s a sample I recorded (mic wasn’t plugged in fully, so only one channel plays) of this troupe known as Yacouba and the Spirit Gatherers. Just beautiful stuff. They’ll be playing in SF next week (Sept. 7th). Maker Faire, 2008: Rock the Bike