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Embedded is the show for people who love gadgets. Making them, breaking them, and everything in between. Weekly interviews with engineers, educators, and enthusiasts. Find the show, blog, and more at embedded.fm.
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Guest openness
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Embedded is hosted by Logical Elegance. The show has published 100 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "535: The You in the Machine" (1 October 2026, 90 minutes), "534: I Think We'll Add a Head " (18 September 2026, 73 minutes), and "533: The Garage Is Open" (3 September 2026, 59 minutes).
Embedded publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 67 minutes across 100 episodes.
Booking probability for Embedded is 42%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Embedded requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Embedded's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Embedded are IT Services & Software Development and Computer Hardware. Embedded has a technology audience.
Logical Elegance hosts Embedded, a technology podcast with 100 episodes published.
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Episode #535
Adam Smith from UC Santa Cruz joins us to discuss local Small Language Models (SLMs) and building open, autonomous tools. We explore his BayLeaf AI counterplatform, transagency (the "me-and-the-car" concept of...
Episode #534
Aaed Musa joins us to talk about building robot dogs, custom actuators, and his YouTube channel. He shares how he moved from 3D-printing servo robots in his parents' garage to designing capstan drives, and how he uses...
Episode #533
Author Susan Lammers joins the show to discuss the 40th anniversary edition of her classic book, Programmers at Work . We discuss what it was like to interview young and pioneering software developers like Toru Iwatani...
Episode #532
Kevin Santo Cappuccio, founder of Architeuthis Flux, joins the show to discuss creating Jumperless, an open-source breadboard that replaces physical jumper wires with software-controlled analog crossbar switches. We...
Episode #531
Elecia and Christopher celebrate winning the IEEE Educational Activities Board Meritorious Achievement Award in Outreach and Informal Education! A huge thank you to Mark Omo and the wonderful listeners who submitted...
Episode #530
Marine biologist Dr. Steven Haddock joins the show to share the alien, glowing, and transparent wonders of the deep ocean. We discuss his beautiful new book, The Radiant Sea , and explore the complex engineering and...
Episode #529
Chris Svec returns to the show to discuss the messy, non-linear realities of engineering management and onboarding new college graduates. We explore why companies should bother hiring fresh grads in the first place, how...
Episode #528
Tyler Hoffman returns to the show to discuss diagnostics and observability data in embedded systems. We catch up on his life after startup acquisition, explore the hows and whys of keeping product data separate from...
Episode #527
Chris and Elecia talk about pushing out of their comfort zone, networking advice, adding STARs and action verbs to resumes, using rust, thermo forming plastics, soldering together audio gear, and winning awards. ...
Episode #526
Dr. Victoria Serrano spoke with us about STEM outreach, fostering curiosity, and inspiring students with engineering education. Victoria is a professor at the Technological University of Panama (her faculty page: UTP |...
Episode #525
Dr. Tom Williams spoke with us about robots, ethics, teaching, and books. Then we talked about mines, umpires, water, and more books. Tom is the author of Degrees of Freedom: On Robotics and Social Justice (free at MIT...
Episode #524
Nathan Jones spoke with us about hardware security, motivation, conference talks, and writing. Nathan wrote an in-depth series of posts about the benefits of superloops vs RTOS: You Don’t Need an RTOS (Part 1) , Part 2...
Episode #523
Chris and Elecia chat about Leapfrog toys, things they like, large company politics, awards, and open source governance. The Toy Story 5 Trailer with LilyPad toy which is suspiciously similar to the LeapFrog...
Episode #522
Sonia Grego speaks with us about a topic no one likes to talk about, but could be used to monitor personal dietary health and widespread disease outbreaks. Toilets! Sonia leads Duke University’s Smart Toilet Lab and the...
Episode #521
Kenneth Finnegan entertained us with stories about accidentally contributing to the internet’s ability to network. Wondering how the internet works? All those terms about IPv4, IPv6, BGP, OSPF, CDN and other...
Episode #520
Chris and Elecia apologize, discuss uses and abuses of chatbots, reach out to an uncertain manager, try to help someone out of their professor’s draconian rules, and extol the joys of reading. Chabot Space &...
Episode #519
Mark Omo and James Rowley spoke with us about safecracking, security, and the ethics of doing a bad job. Mark and James gave an excellent talk on the development of their safecracking tools at DEF CON 33: Cash, Drugs...
Episode #518
James Cameron spoke with us about programming for and operating a large telescope. The show is a blend of astronomy, engineering on the fly, and weird lady bug habitats. The Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT) is...
Episode #517
Nathan Jones and Chris Svec give Chris and Elecia their 2025 performance review. Donations went to Elevate Tutoring , an organization that provides funding and support to low-income and first-generation college...
Episode #516
Sophi Kravitz joined us to talk about art, science, and engineering. You can see Messages from Space on Sophi’s website /sophikravitz.com ). A subset of the artwork had a short stay for a demo at Chabot Space &...
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