

We're flipping the script (Interview)
Mar 27, 2024
Katherine Druckman, a host from Intel’s Open podcast, and Den Delimarsky, host of The Work Item, join forces to explore the innovative world of software development. They discuss the evolution of networking, particularly the shift to NAT servers. Their journey through podcasting reveals nostalgic experiences and insights into community building, while also emphasizing the importance of soft skills for developers. As they celebrate the global connectivity fostered by podcasts, they reflect on how open source principles empower both technology and community engagement.
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Early Podcasting Days
- Adam Stacoviak's podcasting journey began in 2005 when he joined the Web 2.0 Show.
- Early guests included Mint.com and the GitHub founders shortly after GitHub launched.
Changelog Network Growth
- The Changelog podcast network grew from one show to several, including Practical AI, JS Party, GoTime, and Founders Talk.
- A retired show, Request for Commits, ran for 20 episodes.
Podcasting's Hidden Work
- Podcasting involves significant work beyond just conversations, including research and post-production.
- Many underestimate the effort required for a successful podcast.