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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British TV Watchlist is the essential podcast for fans of British television, specializing in cozy mysteries, detective dramas, and amateur sleuth stories. Join your host, Michael T, as he dives deep into the best of British telly—from classic village whodunits like Midsomer Murders, Father Brown, and Grantchester to modern series like Vera, Patience, and Line of Duty. Each episode offers a blend of smart cultural insight, sharp story analysis, and a pure love for character-driven narratives ...
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In an effort to accomplish one of the main goals of this publication since its founding in 2013, and in attempt to highlight the relevance, brilliance, and rich tradition of conservative intellectualism, THE ARCH CONSERVATIVE has begun releasing weekly podcasts. These podcasts will use the worldview of conservatism as a lens to assess, analyze, and explain a variety of issues that face the United States and the world today. Rather than simply dismissing our opponents' arguments, however, and ...
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Step into the shadowy elegance of early 1900s Vienna with this deep dive into Vienna Blood—a British-Austrian mystery series that blends Freud, murder, and moody cinematography. Michael T unpacks the show’s cerebral charm, its unlikely detective duo, and the emotional undercurrents that make it more than just a period whodunit. From Freud’s radical…
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514: Just Turn Off All the Computers
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1:10:04Philip Koopman joined us to talk about embedded systems becoming embodied and intelligent. We focus on the safety considerations of making an intelligent and embodied device. Phil's new book is Embodied AI Safety: Reimagining safety engineering for artificial intelligence in physical systems. It uses robotaxis as an example as it discusses safety, …
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1:10:03Philip Koopman joined us to talk about embedded systems becoming embodied and intelligent. We focus on the safety considerations of making an intelligent and embodied device. Phil’s new book is Embodied AI Safety: Reimagining safety engineering for artificial intelligence in physical systems. It uses robotaxis as an example as it discusses safety, …
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In this episode, Michael explores The Good Karma Hospital, a sun-soaked British drama set in South India. From heartbreak and healing to love, loss, and starting over, we dive into the emotional journeys of Dr. Ruby Walker and Dr. Lydia Fonseca. We’ll explore some of the big themes of love, sacrifice, and abandonment. Shop at Cozy Earth today for l…
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In this episode, we dive into Karen Pirie, the cold case drama on BritBox that blends forensic realism with feminist fire. Created by Emer Kenny and based on the books by Val McDermid, the show follows a young Scottish detective thrust into a high-profile murder investigation. Lauren Lyle plays Karen with a quiet fury and sharp wit, with some rebel…
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513: I'm Sorry You Learned Something
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1:17:20Jason Turner of C++ Weekly and Empty Crate spoke with us about the joy of puzzles, the changing directions of an interesting career, and the C++ programming language. I mean, of course we talked about C++. But only a little. Jason recently published Programming Puzzles Big Book: 400 pages of fun for ages 7-99, a book of puzzles for the logically mi…
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1:17:20Jason Turner of C++ Weekly and Empty Crate spoke with us about the joy of puzzles, the changing directions of an interesting career, and the C++ programming language. I mean, of course we talked about C++. But only a little. Jason recently published Programming Puzzles Big Book: 400 pages of fun for ages 7-99, a book of puzzles for the logically mi…
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Michael T takes you inside the shadowy world of Little Dorrit, a BBC period drama that blends emotional depth, social critique, and slow-burn romance. From debtors’ prisons to government dysfunction, this episode explores how Dickens turned personal trauma into timeless storytelling. And why Victorian themes still resonate today. If you’ve ever fel…
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In this episode of The British TV Watchlist, Michael T dives into The Hardacres, BritBox’s latest period drama that blends Yorkshire grit with upstairs-downstairs tension. It’s The Beverly Hillbillies—UK style. Set in the 1890s, The Hardacres follows a working-class family who strike gold—literally—and swap their fish dock roots for a grand country…
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Katherine "Smalls" Connell spoke with us about making thin and flexible circuits, making stretchable electronics, and running a successful Kickstarter. Katherine's Kickstarter: Sprite Lights LED Body Art (light-up tattoo). Katherine shares her makes, describing her build process for companion robots and other projects. You can find her as The Small…
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Katherine “Smalls” Connell spoke with us about making thin and flexible circuits, making stretchable electronics, and running a successful Kickstarter. Katherine’s Kickstarter: Sprite Lights LED Body Art (light-up tattoo). Katherine shares her makes, describing her build process for companion robots and other projects. You can find her as The Small…
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In this episode of The British TV Watchlist, host Michael T. heads to the Yorkshire Dales to explore All Creatures Great and Small. More than cozy viewing, this show offers a steady warmth rooted in love. Based on the books by James Herriot, the series brings rural life to the screen with humor, heart, and emotional depth. Michael shares how his wi…
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In this episode of The British TV Watchlist, we dive into the emotional and theological storm surrounding Grantchester’s most conflicted clergyman: Reverend Will Davenport, played by Tom Brittney. From jazz clubs and secret romances to soul-searching sermons and childhood trauma, Will’s journey is anything but saintly. We explore his relationships …
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Chris and Elecia talk about the show overflowing to another bit, fight over vim vs nano, consider awards, discuss writing (and self-motivation), consider linear algebra on AI cores, encourage remote device quality assurance, describe design documentation, review timer multipliers, and consider changing chip vendors. A list of all Embedded Episodes …
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Chris and Elecia talk about the show overflowing to another bit, fight over vim vs nano, consider awards, discuss writing (and self-motivation), consider linear algebra on AI cores, encourage remote device quality assurance, describe design documentation, review timer multipliers, and consider changing chip vendors. A list of all Embedded Episodes …
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Before Holmes, before Morse, there was Jack Whicher, a real Victorian detective whose instincts were sharper than the system he served. In this episode of The British TV Watchlist, host Michael T unpacks The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher, the British crime miniseries. We explore Paddy Considine’s haunting performance as Jack Whicher, the real-life case…
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In this episode of The British TV Watchlist, Michael T. explores the emotional depth and subtle brilliance of Inspector Lewis. From Kevin Whately’s grounded performance to Laurence Fox’s cerebral DS Hathaway, this episode dives into grief, partnership, and the kind of acting that disappears into the role. Plus, a tender moment on a park bench that …
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Christina Cyr spoke with us about building cell phones, entrepreneurship, social purpose corporations, awards, lithium recycling, and her interesting career path. We talked about Christina’s Cyrcle Phone, the related kit from dTOOR, and her CES Innovation Award. We also mentioned Fairphone in the section about social purpose corporation. There is a…
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In this episode of The British TV Watchlist, we journey to the southern hemisphere to explore The Brokenwood Mysteries, New Zealand’s beloved murder mystery series. Streaming on Acorn TV, Brokenwood is the perfect Sunday night watch—light on gore, rich in character, and set against breathtaking Kiwi landscapes. Michael unpacks what makes this show …
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On this episode of The British TV Watchlist, we dive into the enduring success of Silent Witness, one of the UK’s longest-running police procedurals. From its early days with Amanda Burton to the transformative arrival of Emilia Fox in Season 8, we explore how casting, chemistry, realism, and format have kept the show fresh for nearly three decades…
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Steve Hinch wrote a book about engineering, innovation, and business. He shares decades of wisdom gleaned from his career at Hewlett-Packard and Agilent as an engineer, manager, marketing director, and general manager. Steve's book is Winning through Innovation: Lessons from the Front Lines of Business. While mostly retired, Steve is an executive c…
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In this episode of The British TV Watchlist, we explore five surprising, insightful, and sometimes hilarious lessons learned from watching British television. Michael T reflects on how British mysteries and dramas offer more than just entertainment—they reveal valuable life lessons. Whether you’re a lifelong learner, a people-watcher, or just a fan…
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In this episode of The British TV Watchlist, we dive into the 2014 BBC miniseries Our Zoo, starring Lee Ingleby as George Mottershead—the visionary behind Chester Zoo. Our Zoo dramatizes George’s journey from grief and flashbacks to purpose and resilience, sparked by a chance encounter with animals at a circus. His dream? To build a zoo without bar…
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This is what the British TV Watchlist is all about and how it came to be.
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William Griffin spoke to us about hardware-in-the-loop testing, simulation, terminology, learning complex topics, and books. We don't usually expand upon the show title but Wikipedia has a rabbit hole called Evil demon so there you go. Books mentioned: Make: Electronic Music from Scratch: A Beginner's Guide to Homegrown Audio Gizmos CMOS Cookbook H…
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In this episode, we take a heartfelt journey to Nonnatus House and explore the beloved British drama Call the Midwife. Michael T. shares his appreciation for the series, its rich period setting, and standout performances from Jessica Raine, Laura Main, Jenny Agutter, and Judy Parfitt. From nuanced character arcs to poetic moments of emotional clari…
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This week’s spotlight is on Death Valley, a 2025 series that surprised me. Timothy Spall delivers a dual-role performance. Gwenyth Keyworth plays DS Janie Mallowan, a quirky, emotionally complex detective whose career is more chaos than control. Expectations needed realignment. But once viewed through a comedic lens, Death Valley becomes surprising…
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Chris and Elecia chat about books, courses, alternate podcasts, electronics, statistics, kidnapping Roo, and journaling failures. The Embedded Patreon book club is reading Data-Driven Science and Engineering: Machine Learning, Dynamical Systems, and Control by Steven L. Brunton, J. Nathan Kutz. PDF book and links to lectures are at databookuw.com. …
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This week on The British TV Watchlist, we head to Edinburgh for Dept.Q, a cold-case crime drama that blends emotional depth with slow-burning suspense. Based on Jussi Adler-Olsen’s Danish novels, the series follows DCI Carl Mørck (played by Matthew Goode) as he returns from trauma to lead an underfunded basement unit alongside Akram Salim (Alexej M…
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Why do British amateur sleuths endure? They're not trained. No badges. No authority. But they solve crimes through intuition, empathy, and grit. From village gardens to post-war codebreakers, The D.I. Download explores why these outsiders remain British TV's quiet force for justice. This episode dives into: 🔍 The Outsider Advantage — how being unof…
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506: How Do I Fit a Whale Into an Apartment Building?
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1:02:04Dmitry Grinberg joined us to talk about running Linux on small microprocessors (physically small and/or 4-bit). Dmitry does this by emulating a MIPS processor. Boot times vary between minutes and days, depending on the processor. Dmitry’s projects are on his website (dmitry.gr) including: 8-pin Linux (Cortex-M0+!) Linux on an 8-bit micro? Linux/400…
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In this episode of The D.I. Download, host Michael T. dives into the legacy of Downton Abbey, the period drama that redefined British TV and captured hearts across the globe. From Highclere Castle’s grandeur to Maggie Smith’s iconic zingers, we explore why this Emmy-winning series became a cultural touchstone. With reflections on its historical acc…
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In this episode of The D.I. Download, host Michael T. takes us to the idyllic hills of 1950s Cotswolds and into the soul of one of Britain's longest-running cozy mysteries: Father Brown. From cassocks to crime scenes, Mark Williams’ portrayal of the priest-detective gets a warm (and slightly cheeky) analysis. Expect reflections on moral clarity, ch…
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In this episode of The D.I. Download, host Michael T. explores PBS’s 2025 breakout series Patience. The show centers on Patience Evans, a neurodivergent civilian sleuth working for Yorkshire police—a character brought to life by newcomer Ella Maisy Purvis in a deeply nuanced performance. From autism representation to crime-solving through observati…
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Episode 1 kicks off a dream of mine to produce this podcast about my favorite flavor of TV programming-The British drama. This includes mysteries, police procedurals, gritty detective shows, and more. And it's not just programs from England. It includes the entire UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and even parts of Europe. In my mind, most of the…
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We spoke with Peter Griffin about Jumperless Breadboards, no-install GUI development, Excel, and puppies. Jumperless Breadboard at CrowdSupply Colab GUI for Jumperless Breadboard Website GUI for Jumperless Breadboard Excel GUI for Jumperless Breadboard (though it has some USB DTR issues as noted in the show: Jumperless_V5_GUI (Shared).xlsx. Note Mi…
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