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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Hacking comes in all forms. Sometimes, it doesn’t even require a computer. Chris Cochran and Ron Eddings, creators and co-hosts of the Hacker Valley Studio podcast, have taken the idea of hacking
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
With a new year comes all sorts of possibilities. New ideas. New goals. And sometimes, even new listening habits. Keeping that in mind, I started wondering what the fans and hosts of
Not sure how this show gets to call themselves a “technology podcast,” but I decided to review it anyway, because for many in the world, December is all about Christmas… and
Over the last several years, cybersecurity podcasts have been on the rise as threats have escalated around the world. No longer relegated to only those “in the know,” cybersecurity has become a
From an early age Tim Montague was surrounded by the ideals of activism. Not just the words that are never backed up by action but a family that also walked the talk
Anca Trifan, host of EVENTS: demystified, wanted to come to America for as long as she can remember. Back in 2003, she raised $650 dollars from friends and family to buy a
Every once in a while, a gem of a show I had never heard of before passes into my sphere of listening, and I get absorbed into exploring a new perspective
Twelve. That is the number of times I have rewritten this article. It was easy to get the facts straight each time, but sharing with you the true essence of the woman
And then there were three. What started out as thirteen podcasts from the various teams at CompTIA—Computing Technology Industry Association—are now three. They encompass all the layers of advocacy, training, and news
