Join hosts Phil Hawthorne and Rohan Karamandi as they explore the newest Home Assistant releases and the latest Home Automation news. Featuring guests who use or contribute to Home Assistant, the podcast aims to inspire new ways to make your home smarter.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 7 days 16 hours 55 minutes
2023.7 – Home Assistant…Returns? Responds back?
2023.7 brings in the biggest change to Home Assistant in 10 years. Rohan and Phil break it down along with all the other goodies
Tracking the tides of the River Thames with Rian
Rohan and Phil talk with Rian about his Home Assistant setup, including arduinos, NFC tags and a bunch more
2023.6 – Network Storage and a brand new Integrations Page
2023.6 lands with a brand new integration page layout, and for OS users network storage support. Meanwhile Rohan and Phil discuss their vacuum cleaners and gadgets
Philip’s KNX Powered Smart Home
Rohan and Phil talk to Philip from Germany, who has an extensive smart home powered by KNX and Home Assistant
Let’s Talk About 2023.5
The year of the voice chapter 2 brings some new goodies landing in Home Assistant 2023.5
Remembering the bike is attached to the car with Guy
Guy Petersen from Newcastle joins Rohan and Phil to talk about his smart home. From gluing ecosystems together to automations built from past mistakes.
2023.4 – Template Macros and Windows 11 (sort of)
Rohan and Phil break down the 2023.4 release and 2023.3 Android app update
Alastair’s Home Assistant Journey
From ESPHome wireless speakers to automating the irrigation, Alastair has covered a lot in his smart home. A wealth of knowledge is ready and waiting for you in this episode.
2023.3 – A new restart button and better entity dialogs
2023.3 lands with an easier restart button and an overhaul to the entity dialogs. Rohan and Phil discuss flashing robot vacuum cleaners.
Automating Sprinklers with Corey Edwards
Rohan and Phil are joined by Corey Edwards who tells us about his automated sprinklers, fun things around the house, and some useful automations he’s been able to do for when being on-call