This Should Work*

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Really enjoyed recording another This Should Work* session about hardware development -- especially the discussion about using recycled components, or otherwise less capable ones, as viable alternatives for designing PCB badges.

New This Should Work* episode up! Rob Rehrig and Rudy Ristich join me to discuss @thotcon badge development, hardware components shortages, and what could happen with #badgelife.

Next recording goes up later this week! A conversation with @rarsec and @mediumrehr about developing PCB badges, components shortages, and using recycled components for development.

Session 27, an interview with @Sakebomb, CEO of madx.co and co-founder of @thotcon. We talk homesteading, cybersecurity, and the hacking mindset. Check it out! shouldworkmedia.com/2021/11/11/ses…

Aaaand we're back with Amanda Hudgins (@barelyconcealed) of the Thousand Button Project, Unwinnable, and more! buff.ly/2SUy16m

Session 24 - Maya Bird-Murphy of Chicago Mobile Makers is now up! Really fun interview and very interesting program that Maya has put together. Check it out! margal.us/2LvoNug

Session 23 - Paul Valente, Chicago Public Schools Makerspaces - This Should Work* buff.ly/30Y9qPV

I got interviewed by @shouldworkmedia for the "This Should Work" Podcast a few weeks ago. It was really fun sitting on the other side of the chair for once and having someone chip away at me. Check it out -Joe

ICYMI @shouldworkmedia is back with an all new episode with @prcdslnc13 of River City Labs, Midwest Maker Fest, and more! Check it out here: margal.us/2n2NmpK

This was a really fun episode with Sasha Neri from Harold Washington Library (part 4 and final piece in our educational makerspace series). Check it out! buff.ly/2X4oDNE

Session 20 - Jeff Solin, Maker Ed in Chicago Public Schools - This Should Work* buff.ly/2XEqRnP

Episode 19 (and part 2 of our educational makerspaces series) is up! We interview Betty Shanahan and Terry Steinbach of @DePaulU about building makerspaces in higher ed. Give it a listen —> margal.us/2GFOGFH

Session 18 - Aaron Hoover (@amhoov), Academic Makerspaces and Teaching Makers in Higher Ed. First part in our series on makerspaces in education. Check it out, and thanks to Aaron for joining me! margal.us/2XaXPf4

Great listen for the weekend! "Session 17 - Rob Rehr, Hardware Hacking, Badgelife, And DIY Retro Games - This Should Work*" buff.ly/2HNW5UD

Hey, good news! As of today, fans of the podcast can subscribe on Spotify. Check it out here: margal.us/2O6A6JH

Great chat with @mediumrehr of IDEO. We talk DIY retro gamedev, #badgelife, and hardware hacking. Check it out! margal.us/2O4NKNt

Hardware Happy Hour (3H) Chicago on February 20th buff.ly/2DDhZpF

Christina Pei is an awesome human being and I really enjoyed this conversation with her for This Should Work*. Check it out. buff.ly/2RKF1Qu