Annual year-end wrap-up episode featuring 12 listener voicemails, favorite episodes of the year & insanely cool Breakmaster Cyilnder beats. Topics include the evolution of the podcast over 15 years, favorite episodes on mainframes and DevOps, passion and enthusiasm in coaching, challenges of creating an anthology episode, shoutouts to Minnesota software and tech community, reflections on past guests and topics, and gratitude for the year's content.
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Quick takeaways
The podcast features a three-flavored format with news, talks, and interviews, which has been well-received by the audience.
Favorite episodes mentioned include discussions on mainframes, pushing back on capitalism, open source at a crossroads, and engaging stories shared.
The chat with Techno Tim on the HomeLab Nerds Unite episode provided great insights and breakdowns of complex concepts, making the tech world more accessible.
The podcast highlights the value of impactful interviews and diverse content, covering a range of technical and societal topics.
Deep dives
The Minnesota software and technology community shines
A shoutout to Mini Star for organizing Mini Bar and Mini Demo, as well as GDG Twin Cities for bringing back DevFest Minnesota. Special thanks to Techno Tim from YouTube for his insightful content. The Minnesota software and tech scene is evolving thanks to these amazing contributors.
The show format change gets positive feedback
Listeners have enjoyed the new three-flavored format of the ChangeLog, with news, talks, and interviews. The cadence and blend of content have been well-received and are appreciated by the audience.
Episode highlights and favorites
Favorite episodes mentioned include Cameron Say's discussion on Cobalt and mainframes, Corey Doctorow's episode on pushing back on unconstrained capitalism, the conversation on open source at a crossroads with Stephen O'Grady, and the engaging stories shared by Steve Yege. Other notable episodes were also mentioned, showcasing a range of topics that resonated with listeners.
HomeLab Nerds Unite stands out
The chat with Techno Tim on the HomeLab Nerds Unite episode was a hit, with great insights and breakdowns of complex concepts. Listeners appreciated Techno Tim's tutorials and deep dives, making the tech world more accessible for everyone.
The power of impactful interviews and diverse content
One of the main highlights of this podcast episode is the value of impactful interviews and diverse content. Listeners appreciate the range of guests and topics covered, from technical discussions to thought-provoking conversations about the impact of technology on society.
Favorite Episodes and Memorable Moments
Listeners mention some of their favorite episodes and memorable moments, including interviews with thought leaders like Corey Doctorow and discussions about topics like the death of physical media. The CubeCon episode is also highlighted for the fun and laughter shared by the hosts during the recording.
Looking Forward to the Future
As the year comes to an end, listeners express their gratitude for the podcast and share their excitement for what's to come in 2024. They appreciate the unique value provided by the changelog, and many look forward to continuing to listen and engage with the content in the future.
Our 6th annual year-end wrap-up episode! This time we’re featuring 12 (yes, 12!) listener voice mails, our favorite episodes of the year & some insanely cool Breakmaster Cylinder beats made just for this occasion. Thanks for listening! 💚
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