Have you seen the movie Hidden Figures? Watching it was a turning point for me as a woman in tech. Seeing how women were unheralded and yet so pivotal in their role in NASA during the early years of the U.S. space program woke me up to the need to
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Amory Sivertson doesn’t consider herself “internetty,” nor was she into Reddit when her boss at the podcast department of WBUR, Boston’s NPR station, approached her about potentially producing a new show they
Kim currently hosts two podcasts in addition to her syndicated three-hour call-in
Anca Trifan, host of EVENTS: demystified, wanted to come to America for
Hosts Sean Washington and Rockwell Schrock talk all things web development, and it is obvious they have deep knowledge and a love for what they do. Stick with the show past
Admiration and respect for one another, deep knowledge of their industry, and a passion for telling stories are just a few things you will discover about the hosts of Heads in the
This show debuted in December of 2020 and only has a few episodes. I was expecting content about Artificial Intelligence when I started listening but was pleasantly surprised to discover that
Spending your time interviewing people who live within the dark side of the Web could easily turn you into a cynic or closed-off person who doesn’t interact with people and approaches every
Hosts Jerry Bell and Andrew Kalat are neck-deep in the cybersecurity world in their day jobs. As a result, their podcast is filled with real-world insights and advice around cybersecurity, privacy,
Ryan Morris, Karl Palachuk, and Dave Sobel provide commentary on the changing world of technology and emerging tech every week. These guys have been on the leading edge of tech for
Todd Cochrane has never been one to shy away from challenging himself. From 25 years in the U.S. Navy to creating one of the first podcast hosting platforms, Blubrry, Todd’s focus has
How does one describe Jonathan Strickland as the host of TechStuff? Incredible! I love listening to him as he describes—in sometimes fun, sometimes serious, and always interesting ways—various happenings in the
Call Espree Devora “Founder,” “Superhero,” “Creator,” “Leader,” “Geek Tech-Evangelist,” or “Kick-Ass Podcaster”… But NOT “a woman in tech.” Like many women in the industry, Espree prefers the reference to being a female
Yasmin Alameddine is committed to telling the stories of women in tech—and not just any stories. She has amassed a catalog of episodes that highlights some under-the -radar women in tech
