Hey DEV-ers! I really got into podcasts last year and I am looking for more to check out. What podcasts are you currently digging? What should I check out?
Conlin Durbin
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What podcasts should I be listening to in 2019?
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Preaching to the choir here maybe, but I love Syntax by Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski. I'm also interested to see what other suggestions come up in this thread! I'm always looking for a new podcast to add to the rotation. A couple of other favorites:
-Frontend Happy Hour
-Code Newbie
-Command Line Heroes
-The Changelog
Great list! I listen to a lot of The Bikeshed - based on your interests you might like that one!
I'll go ahead and list my weekly lineup in order of "most listened" to "least listened":
The remaining are on retainer in case a good episode pops up, like a good interview or hot topic:
I had a huge collection that I'm listening on a daily basis but specifically for software development & soft skills it's this.
1) Software Engineering Daily - which I was exposed to Dev.to due to 1 of the episode.
2) The Jordan Harbinger Show - networking & soft skills
3) Master of Scale - Has some awesome interviews on technology & startups. Love the episode for Marissa Mayer that talks about Google's Associate Product Manager program
4) Talk Python To Me - Python related news, trends and technology
Hey y'all!
Weekly, I listen to Developer Tea, How I Built This w/ Guy Raz, Darknet Diaries, Does Not Compute, Dads in Dev, The Pitch, a16z, Distributed, Re-Work, Swift by Sundel and Modern CTO. I just launched a podcast of my own called Code Story (codestory.co), that might be of interest to everyone. Please let me know what you think!
These range from development to design/art. Some of these don't update anymore, but they have some archived episodes that are gems (like interviews with big names):
Non-dev casts:
I'm finding that little of my podcast listening is dev-focused. Closest I can think of is the IOT Podcast, which has some industry-pointed talk (not my industry, tho) but is mostly consumer-focused. It's where I learned about Resin.io (now balena), which is a great idea not really where I am playing now.
I stack up Developer Tea episodes, but then delete them in bulk...
Here are some that I listen to in order of most listened to, to less listened to:
-JavaScript jabber (great content)
-The web ahead (fascinating subjects)
-Shop talk show
-Full stack radio
-Ctrl+click
-Command line hereos
-Developer tea
-This developer life
-Reply all (more about the Web than programming)
ThoughtWorks
soundcloud.com/thoughtworks
Future of Coding
futureofcoding.org
Non programmer podcast feed:
twitter.com/podcastnotes
We've just launched a podcast where we talk to software devs about what technologies they're currently excited about and the tools they're building. I hope you'll enjoy it → Semaphore Uncut.
Hanselminutes - Scott Hanselman from Microsoft but the podcast is rarely about that, it's always fascinating.
Causeascene - interviews with marginalized people in tech.
Inquiring Minds - science and politics. Sometimes about AI and software but always something to think about.
The Bike Shed - nominally about Ruby, but a lot about architecture, project management, open source and leadership
Great overall tech/security podcast: twit.tv/shows/security-now
It is the main way I keep up with security news.
There are so many good ones out there below are the ones I love.
I have subscribed to so many so I will just shameless link the rest 😛
My Podcast Subscriptions
Sung Kim
Watching this post!
I really enjoy listening to these one.
I will resonate some of the podcast mentioned already...
*.Syntax.fm
*.Talk python to me
*.CodeNewbie
*.Soft Skills Engineering
*.sCD - Second Career Devs
*.Learn to CODE with Me
Syntax.fm (syntax.fm)
Developer Tea (spec.fm/podcasts/developer-tea)
Full stack radio (fullstackradio.com)
Frontend Happy Hour (frontendhappyhour.com)