Guest Spotlight
- Name and call sign in episode description
- One website or social media link
- Link included in episode show notes
- Guest recognition with your episode
We're looking for amateur radio operators, creators, manufacturers, clubs, organizations and experts with great stories, interesting projects and something worthwhile to share with the amateur radio community.
Start with your name, email address and amateur radio call sign.Great podcast guests are people who are passionate about what they do and have something interesting, educational or entertaining to share.
Interesting operating experiences, DXpeditions, contesting stories, portable adventures or memorable moments on the air.
Activators, hunters, portable operators and anyone taking amateur radio out of the shack and into the field.
Antennas, homebrew equipment, Raspberry Pi projects, digital modes, software, electronics and experimentation.
New radios, antennas, accessories, software and technology created for amateur radio operators.
Clubs doing something innovative with education, public service, Field Day, outreach or community events.
YouTubers, podcasters, authors, instructors and subject-matter experts helping others enjoy amateur radio.
You don't need professional broadcasting experience, and you don't need to prepare a speech.
We're looking for people who can sit down, have a relaxed conversation and are genuinely excited about their subject.
The Ham Radio Guy Podcast isn't an interrogation.
We'll talk about who you are, how you became involved in amateur radio and then dig into the topic that brought you onto the show.
Our goal is simple: inform, entertain and inspire amateur radio operators to get on the air.
Not every great amateur radio story comes from an individual operator.
Are you a manufacturer, developer, inventor or amateur radio business?
We enjoy learning about new equipment, software, antennas, accessories, services and technology coming into the amateur radio community.
Tell us what you've created, what problem it solves and why amateur radio operators should know about it.
We're interested in the story behind the product — not simply a sales pitch.
Some of the best amateur radio stories are about what operators accomplish together.
We'd love to hear about innovative club programs, emergency communications, youth outreach, licensing classes, public service, Field Day, special events and community involvement.
If your organization is doing something other hams can learn from, tell us about it.
Start by introducing yourself. If your story or topic looks like a good fit for the podcast, we'll contact you to learn more.
Give us your name, email address and amateur radio call sign.
We'll learn more about you, your project and what you'd like to discuss.
If it's a good fit, we'll work together to schedule your appearance on The Ham Radio Guy Podcast.
Appearing on The Ham Radio Guy Podcast does not require purchasing a promotional package. These optional packages are available for guests, organizations and businesses that want additional promotion surrounding their episode.
Have a great ham radio story, project, product, event or idea? Introduce yourself and let's see if you're a good fit for an upcoming episode.
Tell us who you are and what you'd like to talk about.
Your application has been saved and sent to The Ham Radio Guy Podcast.
We'll review your information and contact you if your story or topic looks like a good fit for an upcoming episode.
Please include your name and call sign with your payment when possible.