Topics almost always have something to do with hardware or software engineering and I learn something new almost every show.

Keep up the great work!

Great way to follow the embedded and EE space. Well conducted interviews and not boring or tedious.

As a someone with a hobby-level interest in embedded development, this is one of my favorite resources. Elecia and Chris are fun and engaging and cover a wide range of topics, either by themselves or with their guests. Even with topics that are way over my head, I always come away having learned things and with new topics to research on my own.

Luckily, I still have many older episodes to catch up on!

Embedded.fm is fun and informative. Different varieties of guests and topics.

This is one of the podcasts I look most forward to. I'm not an embedded software person, but I find it fascinating to hear about all the aspects of engineering for constrained, interesting environments.

Not all podcasts addressing interesting topics do so in a way that you actually want to listen to them. Elecia and Chris are generally bright and entertaining and (usually) know when to talk and when to shut up. They also get some great guests that I would otherwise have never heard of.

Always interesting, great variation in topics covering all sorts of software and hardware things, and great guests too!

I really like the informal personable way of presenting their in depth insight from an embedded software perspective being in the hardware field.

Embedded is both entertaining and informative. As an embedded programmer, I have picked up numerous tips and tricks that have helped me. Keep up the great work Elecia and Christopher and thanks!

Just what I needed for some depth of knowledge (which I utterly lack).

Great recording quality - great questions for interviews. And wow - what a beautiful voice Chris.

🙏🏾☀️

I enjoy the guests intense appreciation of things digital and how it energizes them.

I also have an interest in small computers and

am glad there's a podcast out there that touches on that topic. Thanks.

This is a great podcast to learn about the experiences, techniques, and tools used by other engineers to make really interesting products. The show is geared towards a wide audience, not just engineers.

I'm young embedded engineer who works in San Jose, CA. I absolutely love hearing your show before and after work, as I have an hour commute. Thanks for making the information so practical so as to keep me wanting more... Keep up the great work you two! 😉👍🏼😀

It can be daunting to break into embedded systems without formal training or experience, but Elecia White makes the topic very approachable. You could almost listen to the podcast just for entertainment, but incredibly, there's a lot of great technical/professional content too. It's a nice way to stay engaged and up to speed in the world of embedded systems without feeling like you're doing homework. Thank you Elecia and Christopher!

I learn a ton of new info every time I listen to this podcast, and I await each new one with anticipation. The selection of guests is masterful, and virtually guarantees that there will be discussion of things of which I had no awareness but that could be incredibly useful. I particularly enjoyed the Electric Imp episodes (forgive me, I'm not going to figure out which numbers those are, but you should be able to find them yourself).

I started listening to this podcast as a web developer curious about things like the Arduino. This podcast has inspired me to do more things than I would have otherwise.

The hosts have great, warm personalities that draw out great conversations from most guests.

Highly recommend for people interested in electronics.

Just found this podcast and am now working my way back through the archives. Elecia and Christopher bring such a lovely conversational tone and a lightness to these very technical discussions. Their enthusiasm is totally contagious and they manage to weave in anecdotes, jokes, and opinionated commentary that deepen the conversation without diverting it from the subject. I can’t wait to share this with my students. Please never stop making this podcast.

Now that I've listened to all of the episodes I feel qualified to provide a rating. Actually I skipped parts of 3 episodes, but one was an album, another was about personal finance and the last one it seemed like the guest spoke mostly marketing... Pretty high quality ratio considering the many hours of enjoyment/edification in the back catalog. Now I'm kind of sad I'm caught up and have to wait for new episodes.

There are other podcasts also featuring smart people talking enthusiastically about cool stuff. But what sets Embedded apart is the Direction. Elicia obviously has a "master plan" for each episode, but she enforces it gently, allowing useful and/or interesting digressions. Christopher's co-hosting of the later episodes provides additional depth, with two different perspectives/voices on the host side of the mic. Keep it up guys, at least as long as it's fun! :)

As a scientist that often has to develop my own hardware, this is on my weekly must listen list! Thank you for putting this informative and funny podcast together.

A great podcast for hardware junkies. Elecia and Chris do a awesome job every week. The wide range of guest keeps the show fresh.

I came over from the Amp Hour Podcast and glad I did. Look forward to each week's episode. I like it a better than the Amp Hour, just done tell Chris C. and Dave J.

Listened to the entire back catalogue, and it is accessible, comprehensive, and entertaining for geeks of all ability levels.

Happy bday Alicia

I’m an electrical engineer who also branches out into software and mechanical stuff. I found about Embedded through the Amp Hour podcast. Embedded is interesting, entertaining and educational, and I listen to it every week. I like most of the interview guests, and the episodes with just Elecia and Chris make me feel like I’m sitting around the dinner table chatting with my imaginary geeky friends. Well, Chris claims that he and Elecia are real, but I haven’t met them yet. :)

I love making things, I love great interviews, I love learning from generous teachers, and I love this podcast.

I love this podcast. Elecia has a great mix of guests and topics, with an easy to listen to conversational style. She and her guests obviously love the embedded software/hardware world and you can tell they have a lot of fun doing the podcast.

I started to listen this podcast just because I want to get involved into the Embedded Programing to guid a little device for my self.

Oh man I had no idea how listening this podcast changed my points of view and be more aware of when I am Coding or reviewing Code from my Peers. Listen, listen careful and you will find a lot of great gems inside this Podcast.

Learn something every week and grow professionally with Embedded.fm's interesting guests. Even in off weeks Chris brings great commentary and humorous constructive criticism. Thanks Elecia!

As a student in a computer science department I love to get to learn about all the electrical engineering and low-level programming that goes into all the gadgets and systems that surround us. I also enjoy the glimpses into the world of professional embedded software engineering. Most of all though, Elecia and all her interviewees share an incredibly infectious passion for the work they do and you can't help but get excited about whatever they are discussing, whether it is on-topic or not.

I learned about the podcast through a recommendation on the Amp Hour Podcast and have been hooked ever since. Keep up the great work!

Love it.

Informative and entertaining. Thanks for a great podcast.

There are only a few technical podcasts on Electronics and embedded systems so I was excited to find this one. Elicia is a very good interviewer and reminds me of Terry Gross from fresh air( mean this as a compliment ). Keep up the good work !

I’m technical, but not an embedded systems person. I still love her voice and the content. The I’m a fraud part reinforced that I’m not the only one.

This podcast is awesome. Lots of useful and interesting information, it is great if you are a software engineering. But even if you are just technologically inclined but not an engineer some episodes can still be interesting for you.

Being an embedded software engineer myself, I really enjoy these podcasts.

I've listened to several of these shows already and am working my way through all of them. The host Elecia White and her guests share valuable and entertaining info on creating embedded systems. This can be useful in your work or for your own experimentation on your own time.

Episode 9 has an excellent explanation on inertial systems such as accelerometers and gyroscopes.

Excellent explanation of the production process in Soldered Together by Monkeys and by far the best description of Electric Imp I have found anywhere in #6!