Ah, summer camp. Hiking, campfires, sing-alongs, s’mores … and hacking? Our subject on this week’s GeekWire radio show and podcast is camping, with a geeky twist.

David Hulton of ToorCamp in the studio. (Erynn Rose photo)

Our guest is David Hulton, a founder and one of the organizers of ToorCamp, a unique event taking place Aug. 8-12 on the Washington coast, bringing together hundreds of people for a week of tech talks, projects, and other geeky activities in the middle of the great outdoors.

As a bonus, this week’s Name that Tech Tune contest offers a chance to win a ticket to the event.

We also talk about the Hulton family business, Ada’s Technical Books on Seattle’s Capitol Hill, run by David’s wife Danielle Hulton.

That interview starts at 12:30 in the show above, following our weekly news roundup.

We discuss Google’s big week, including the new Nexus 7 tablet and that crazy skydiving stunt the company pulled off over San Francisco. We also talk about Amazon taking on a bigger role in various communities through its new support of Seattle’s annual fireworks show and a separate sponsorship of a pro skateboarder.

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Listen to the show above or directly via this MP3 file.

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