It's official: @todbot.com and I will be hosting a LIVE edition of The Bootloader for #CircuitPythonDay2026! We're on at 3pm EST / 12pm PST on Friday, August 21st. Details here: blog.adafruit.com/2026/07/28/c...
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It's official: @todbot.com and I will be hosting a LIVE edition of The Bootloader for #CircuitPythonDay2026! We're on at 3pm EST / 12pm PST on Friday, August 21st. Details here: blog.adafruit.com/2026/07/28/c...
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Coming Monday on a new episode: it's the return of @todbot.com! Tod shares how to create your own custom CircuitPython firmware without a build environment using only GitHub Actions. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts.
New episode! Michael Czeiszperger joins the show and shares ScrollKit, a new CircuitPython library for working withe LED Matrix panels. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts or visit: circuitpythonshow.com/episodes/Sea...
Episode 61 - Michael Czeiszperger - The CircuitPython Show
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<![CDATA[The CircuitPython Show]]>The CircuitPython ShowMichael "T-Rex" KadieTom FoxDeveloping for the Fruit JamPhysical Computing - Interactive Art, Robotics, & Tech for GoodJohn ParkThe Open Pressure Sensor DeviceSean CarolanJohn EllisDan CoglianoRiver WangJohn RomkeySam BlennyNoe RuizJohn FletcherJustin MyersCooper DalrympleDesigning Games for CircuitPython with Tim "foamyguy" Cocks Audio Effects Panel DiscussionProject Collaboration with Liz Clark and Noe RuizWriting a CircuitPython Library for the Community BundleBuilding CircuitPython with Dan HalbertDesigning a PCB with Bradán LaneBuilding a weather system with Jan GoolsbeyAaron PendleyPaul CutlerJeff EplerDebra AnsellJan GoolsbeyMax LupoTod Kurt Part 2Erin St. BlaineMartin TanDan HalbertBen ShockleySeth KerrDanny StapleAlec DelaneyMark KomusJoey CastilloJason Pecor (and the Trolls)Jim MussaredBradán LaneThea FlowersRadomir DopieralskiBrent RubellJoshua LoweKevin MatochaNicholas TollerveyGuy DupontAnne BarelaPierre ConstantineauLiz ClarkMelissa LeBlanc-WilliamsAlie GonzalezSeason 2 TrailerScott ShawcroftRose HooperTod KurtJohn GallaugherLes PounderKattni RemborThe CircuitPython Show Trailer
1:56 How Michael started building communication devices in the 90s
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Coming Monday on a new episode of The CircuitPython Show: Meet Michael Czeiszperger, who created Scrollkit, a new CircuitPython library making it easy to add text and animations to LED Matrix panels. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts.
New episode! Meet Michael "T-Rex" Kadie and his family of assistive devices, the T-Rex Talk, built with CircuitPython. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts or visit www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
Michael "T-Rex" Kadie
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 3.0 8:55 Using AI to help 9:58 Using the Fruit Jam as an assistive device 13:27 The training game 13:56 The Sip-N-Puff 16:38 The CircuitPython reading light 17:07 Jay Leno’s antique electric car - with CircuitPython 21:21 Wrap-up Michael’s website GitHub repository YouTube channel
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Podcast programming note: The CircuitPython Show will return this Monday, June 1st. The Bootloader will be out one week later on June 8th.
New episode of The CircuitPython Show with guest @vulpeslabs.bsky.social! Tom shares his creation, the SPOKE board, how it works, what you can do with it, its online editor, and more. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts or visit www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
Tom Fox
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 SPOKE Mini 7:25 What students have made with the SPOKE 9:15 What were the challenges bringing the SPOKE to life? 10:33 The SPOKE online editor 13:53 What’s next for SPOKE? 14:59 Where to learn more? YouTube Instagram Tom’s home page 15:26 How much does the SPOKE cost? 15:38 Which board? 16:22 Wrap-up
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Coming Monday on a new episode of The CircuitPython Show: Meet Tom Fox (@vulpeslabs.bsky.social), creator of the SPOKE board. He shares what the SPOKE board is, how it works, its Online Editor, and more. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts.
New episode! @foamyguy.bsky.social, @cogliano.bsky.social, and @dcdalrymple.com return to the show and share their experience, tips, and tricks for developing apps, games, and screensavers for the Fruit Jam. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts. www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
Developing for the Fruit Jam
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 Cooper’s best practices Fruitris 3:44 Cooper’s excitement for the Fruit Jam 7:24 Dan’s interest in the Fruit Jam Z Machine Moon Miner 8:52 Dan’s screensavers for the Fruit Jam Screensaver bundle 10:48 Coding for othe Fruit Jam 12:20 The Fruit Jam app library Fruit Jam Library 18:02 GPIO and expansion 19:44 Display support Using DVI Video Learn Guide 24:07 Challenges to look out for when developing for the Fruit Jam Mice Learn Guide Keyboard Learn Guide Cooper’s Mystify screensaver 31:01 What advice for someone creating a game or app for the Fruit Jam? Cooper’s Fruit Jam / Pong tutorial 36:48 Wrap-up
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Coming Monday on a new episode: Three former guests, @cogliano.bsky.social, @foamyguy.bsky.social, and @dcdalrymple.com, return to the show and share their advice, tips and tricks for developing apps, games, and screensavers for the Adafruit Fruit Jam. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts.
Catch up on the latest episode of The CircuitPython Show with Abby Bergman and Esha Patel. Here's Abby sharing her project for Tech for Good:
New episode! Two former students of @gallaugher.bsky.social, Abby Bergman and Esha Patel, join the show and share their experiences taking the course and the projects they created. Find the show wherever you get your podcast or visit www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
Physical Computing - Interactive Art, Robotics, & Tech for Good
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 projects taking the course. Show Notes 00:00 Welcome 00:56 Professor Gallaugher’s Physical Computing - Interactive Art, Robotics, & Tech for Good course 1:42 Abby’s motivation for taking the class Early Childhood Maker Literacies – DevTech Research Group 2:38 Esha’s motivation for taking the class 3:32 What was a surprise about the class? 5:20 Esha’s Interactive Hopscotch project Interactive Hopscotch Adaptive Tic Tac Toe 7:38 Abby’s Very Hungry Caterpillar Interactive Very Hungry Caterpillar With RFID and Button Input - Assistive Tech 10:29 Soldernig challenges 11:36 The Festival of Lights 12:26 What advice would you share to someone thinking of taking the course? 14:29 Wrap-up
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Coming Monday on a new episode of The CircuitPython Show: Meet Abby Bergman and Esha Patel, graduate students in @gallaugher.bsky.social's Physical Computing course. Here's Esha on taking the class:
Coming Monday on a new episode of The CircuitPython Show: Meet Abby Bergman and Esha Patel, two of @gallaugher.bsky.social's students in the Physical Computing course at Boston College. Here's Abby talking about the class and her motivation for taking it:
Catch up on the latest episode with guest @johnpark.bsky.social and stay till the end to hear him share some of his favorite synths:
Listen to the latest epiosode of The CircuitPython Show and hear some @johnpark.bsky.social's favorite CircuitPython memories, including this one:
Catch up with the latest episode with guest John Park. Here's JP sharing one of his favorite things about hosting a weekly live show:
New episode! Adafruit's @johnpark.bsky.social joins the show and shares how he started hosting shows, a peek behind the scenes of his shows, his favorite CircuitPython memories and projects, and more. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts or visit www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
John Park
John Park joins the show and shares how he started hosting shows, his pre-show preparation, some of his favorite memories and projects, and more. 00:00 Welcome 00:36 JP’s start with computers and electronics 3:59 MAKE: Television Make: Television - Complete Series : Make : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive 10:47 Preparing for a show JP’s Workshop YouTube Playlist 16:54 Favorite CircuitPython memories 20:09 Favorite projects over the years 25:55 Favorite synthesizer Mutable Instruments: a (Brief) Retrospective MicroFreak 29:20 Which board? 30:36 Wrap-up
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Coming Monday on a new episode of The CircuitPython Show: Adafruit's @johnpark.bsky.social joins the show! He shares some of his favorite memories about CircuitPython, his favorite projects, and a peek behind the scenes of his shows.
New episodes coming your way over the next five weeks with guests including Adafruit's @johnpark.bsky.social, students from @gallaugher.bsky.social's Physical Computing course at Boston College, and a panel discussion about developing for the Fruit Jam. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts.
Catch up on the latest episode of The CircuitPython Show and meet two master's students at Cornell Tech that have created the Open Pressure Device for medical use that runs #CircuitPython. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts or visit www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
The Open Pressure Sensor Device
Paul welcomes Michelle Hui and Reitwiec Shandilya, master’s students at Cornell Tech. They discuss their project, an open source medical device that helps mastectomy patients, that runs CircuitPython. 00:00 Intro 00:46 The Open Pressure Sensor Device 2:05 Overcoming the problem gaps 2:58 Partnering with clinicians 5:26 The hardware and firmware 8:13 Reverse engineering the proprietary device 13:48 The Open Source Hardware Association 20:09 What’s next for OpenPSD? 21:42 Wrap-up
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New episode! Master's students Michelle Hui and Reitwiec Shandilya share their creation, the Open Pressure Sensor device, which helps physicians and mastectomy patients. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts or visit www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
The Open Pressure Sensor Device
Paul welcomes Michelle Hui and Reitwiec Shandilya, master’s students at Cornell Tech. They discuss their project, an open source medical device that helps mastectomy patients, that runs CircuitPython. 00:00 Intro 00:46 The Open Pressure Sensor Device 2:05 Overcoming the problem gaps 2:58 Partnering with clinicians 5:26 The hardware and firmware 8:13 Reverse engineering the proprietary device 13:48 The Open Source Hardware Association 20:09 What’s next for OpenPSD? 21:42 Wrap-up
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Coming Monday: Meet Michelle Hui and Reitweic Shandilya, both master's students at Cornell Tech. They created an open source medical device running CircuitPython that helps physicians with mastectomy patients. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts.
Catch up on the latest episode with guest @sean.carolan.io and learn how Sean built a Pac-Man clone in CircuitPython. Learn how he used AI to help, what worked well, and what the challenges were. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts or visit www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
Sean Carolan
In this episode, Paul is joined by Sean Carolan. Sean shares how he used CoPilot with Claude Opus to create a Pac-Man clone in CircuitPython in just one day. Show Notes 00:00 Intro 00:32 Sean’s start with computers 1:34 Choosing Pac-Man 2:30 Seeed Wio Terminal 4:04 Coding Pac-Man in CircuitPython 5:17 The game’s art assets The Spriters Resource Assets · Kenney 6:51 Re-creating the sounds of Pac-Man 8:29 Pac-Man on the Fruit Jam Port to Adafruit Fruit jam by relic-se · Pull Request #1 · scarolan/pac-wio 9:51 What worked well when using Claude Opus for Ai 12:50 The challenges in using AI 14:14 Recommendations for someone just starting to use AI to code 16:38 Learn more about Sean Sean Carolan’s Github Site Sean on LinkedIn 17:01 Which board? 18:36 Wrap-up
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New episode! Sean Carolan ( @sean.carolan.io ) joins the show and shares how he built a Pac-Man clone in CircuitPython in just one day with an assist from Claude. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts or visit www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
Sean Carolan
In this episode, Paul is joined by Sean Carolan. Sean shares how he used CoPilot with Claude Opus to create a Pac-Man clone in CircuitPython in just one day. Show Notes 00:00 Intro 00:32 Sean’s start with computers 1:34 Choosing Pac-Man 2:30 Seeed Wio Terminal 4:04 Coding Pac-Man in CircuitPython 5:17 The game’s art assets The Spriters Resource Assets · Kenney 6:51 Re-creating the sounds of Pac-Man 8:29 Pac-Man on the Fruit Jam Port to Adafruit Fruit jam by relic-se · Pull Request #1 · scarolan/pac-wio 9:51 What worked well when using Claude Opus for Ai 12:50 The challenges in using AI 14:14 Recommendations for someone just starting to use AI to code 16:38 Learn more about Sean Sean Carolan’s Github Site Sean on LinkedIn 17:01 Which board? 18:36 Wrap-up
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Coming Monday: Meet @sean.carolan.io who, with the assist of AI, created a Pac-Man clone written in CircuitPython in just one day. Sean shares how he did it, what worked well, and some of the challenges. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts.
New episode! @deckerego.net joins the show and shares his MacroPad projects and more. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts or visit www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
John Ellis
Paul welcomes John Ellis to the show. John shares some of his MacroPad projects, TallyCircuitPy, and more. 00:00 Intro 1:18 John’s start with computers 5:13 John’s handle, DeckerEgo 6:28 MacroPad Hotkeys II deckerego/Macropad_Hotkeys GitHub repository: An extensible hotkey macropad inspired by the Macropad Hotkeys example from the Adafruit Learning System Guide prcutler/awesome-macropad: A curated list of awesome applications, macros, 3D printed cases, guides, and more for the Adafruit rp2040 MacroPad. 8:59 Sleeping the Macropad screen 10:36 MacroPad 4 Chord MIDI Macropad 4chord MIDI 12:47 TallyCircuitPy and TallyOBS TallyOBS 15:12 The role CircuitPython can play in saving older hardware 17:20 Where to learn more about John https://www.deckerego.net 18:15 Which board? 19:53 Wrap-up
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