What podcasts are you listening to these days?

Short and sweet. What podcasts have you been listening to lately? Also, they don't necessarily need to be tech related.

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[Ben Halpern]

[Nick Taylor]

I’ve been enjoying the Engineering Advice Podcast. It’s really great.

[Eddy Cordero]

I usually listen to

Compiler -redhat.com/en/compiler-podcast
SoftSkillsEng softskills.audio/
The hanselminutes hanselminutes.com/

[Nick Taylor]

Nice! Thanks for sharing!

[Lucia Cerchie]

I listen to Compiler too! They have a great episode on... you guessed it... compilers! redhat.com/en/compiler-podcast/com...

[Eddy Cordero]

Yes, I love it <3.

Any other podcast that you could recommend?

[Lucia Cerchie]

Yes! The Virtual Coffee podcast features lively conversations with diverse and talented developers virtualcoffee.io/podcast

[Joe]

I've been enjoying Syntax

[Nick Taylor]

Yeah, that’s a good one. 😎

[Mbenga]

Listenning to a french tech podcast right now :

[Nick Taylor]

Nice! Le Mug as in coffee talk I guess?

[Mbenga]

Exactly

[Jonas Ulrich]

If you're interested in Design Systems / React, I've written up my favorites of the first quarter very recently :)

dev.to/kickstartds/quarterly-desig...

Otherwise, newest addition would be Design System Office Hours:
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/desi...

[Geneviève Masioni]

The classics :

• Syntax podcast by with Wes Bos and Scott Tolinsky (web dev)
• FreeCodeCamp podcast (mostly career advice and inspiration)
• WomenInTech podcast (career oriented)

Other gems :

• Generally Intelligent (interviews of researchers in the AI field)
• You are not so smart (interviews and discussions about a variety of topics)
• TED Talks Daily (on Apple Podcasts, don't know if it's anywhere else)

Worth exploring :

• Coaching for Leaders by Dave Stachowiak (leadership/ management but I recommend it to any professional)
• The Failure Factor: stories of career perseverance (interviews of professionals in various fields. Everything is in the title. I recommend it to everyone.)

[Erin Bensinger]

TANGOTI for sure!

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[Jesús Sevilla]

They already mentioned some of them but my go to podcasts are:
-Syntax
-Jsparty
-Developer Tea
-Shop talk show

[Jason F]

I really enjoy Angular Experience and JS Party.

[Rubin]

lastfm, jsparty