100 Watts and a Wire

[xj-jake]

As if we don't already have an awesome podcast to listen to I came across this one the other night while shopping the iTunes. Check out the website and give a listen it's a good podcast.

http://100wattsandawire.com/

[prerunner1982]

I have seen it pop up on my FB feed a time or two, just haven't gotten around to giving a listen. As if I need more podcasts to down load....

[prerunner1982]

I also listen to the following ham radio podcasts....

Ham Nation
Amateur Logic/ Ham College
Ham Radio Now
The Fo' Time Podcast

[xj-jake]

I listen to Ham Nation at work on my long afternoons. It's a good listen for the most part.

[jeepin_idaho]

Which of these included the most info that would be useful for a ham noob, like myself?

Dan
Typos courtesy of Tapatalk
http://the4x4podcast.com

[prerunner1982]

Which of these included the most info that would be useful for a ham noob, like myself?

Dan
Typos courtesy of Tapatalk
http://the4x4podcast.com

*Ham Nation - Weekly show with some good info from antennas, to logging programs, to grounding your ham shack. Gordon West can get on my nerves, but the show has a wide variety of hosts.
*Amateur Logic/ Ham College- George is also on Ham Nation and does a Smoke and Solder segment there as well. AL is once a month programs and have a project or 3 pretty much every episode. HC goes over about 10 of the Tech test questions every month and has a little project as well.
*Ham Radio Now - does a lot of interviews or audio of conferences and such.
*The Fo' Time Podcast - talks a lot about battery operations but also covers other things, does some interviews. Good ole country boy from the Carolinas.