Jul 17, 2026 · 58 min · 12 segments
It's a hot one at both microphones, as Elliot Williams and Kristina Panos wilt in the heat with ice lollies and freezer packs. But still, we persevered long enough to make a podcast. In Hackaday…
Kristina PanosHostin Pasadena as usual, but, but, but we are moving the talks days, that is Saturday and Sunday, down to the Art Center, which is a few blocks south of Design Lab where we used to have it.
It's, uh, fancier digs, but it's also bigger digs, so we're going to be able to accommodate more people, which is gonna be really fun.
We're not expanding all that much, so if you liked Supercon 'cause it's a nice small cozy group, and you can hope at least to meet everyone over the course of the weekend, it's gonna be still like that.
And that also means that tickets are not on sale yet, but call for proposals is open.
So if you have a talk that you would like to give in front of an audience of your absolute favorite nerds, you are in the right place.
There are links, you will find them in the call for proposals post over on hackaday.com. We'll throw links in the show notes.
We got slots for 20-minute talks and 40-minute talks, so if you have a medium-ish idea, you can fit it in a 21, and if you've got a long epic talk, the 40-minute talks are for you.
We love to have a mix of first-time and experienced speakers, so if you've never given a talk about your hacky nerdery, this is the perfect place to do it for the first time.
in Pasadena as usual, but, but, but we are moving the talks days, that is Saturday and Sunday, down to the Art Center, which is a few blocks south of Design Lab where we used to have it.
It's, uh, fancier digs, but it's also bigger digs, so we're going to be able to accommodate more people, which is gonna be really fun.
We're not expanding all that much, so if you liked Supercon 'cause it's a nice small cozy group, and you can hope at least to meet everyone over the course of the weekend, it's gonna be still like that.
And that also means that tickets are not on sale yet, but call for proposals is open.
So if you have a talk that you would like to give in front of an audience of your absolute favorite nerds, you are in the right place.
There are links, you will find them in the call for proposals post over on hackaday.com. We'll throw links in the show notes.
We got slots for 20-minute talks and 40-minute talks, so if you have a medium-ish idea, you can fit it in a 21, and if you've got a long epic talk, the 40-minute talks are for you.
We love to have a mix of first-time and experienced speakers, so if you've never given a talk about your hacky nerdery, this is the perfect place to do it for the first time.
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