No Manifestos

Mike Roberts joins me to talk about the challenges of moderating a mailing list for people in the software industry.

Jessica Armstrong talks about Write/Speak/Code, non-profits, and online events

Jen Myers joins me to talk about educating new developers.

Guests Katherine McDowell-Dugan and Stacee Mandeville talk about their experience coaching people to communicate better in business.

Aisha Blake joins me to talk about creating Title of Conf, a musical-themed tech conference, and the difficult decision to postpone due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Stephanie Lundberg talks about her career in customer support for tech companies

I interview Russ Olsen about his programming career and his latest book, Getting Clojure.

I interview Camille Acey about her career in Customer Success and social activism.

I interview Ben Kamphaus about his career in archeology, programming, music, and science fiction.

Anthony Marcar and I talk about the eReceipts project

Dr. Daniela Saderi discusses her neuroscience research and PREreview, a project to open up scientific peer review using preprints.

I talk with Mia about her journey from programming bootcamp to full-time Clojure developer.

I talk to Richard Harrington, a performance artist and programmer, about relearning programming at different stages of his life, from an Apple II to JavaScript to Clojure.

I interview Mollie Marr, an M.D.-Ph.D. student at Oregon Health & Science University. We discuss her work in Behavioral Neuroscience, learning programming as a scientist, and her open-source project Reading for Gender Bias, a tool to help recognize biased language in letters of recommendation and evaluations. Full show notes and links are available at https://www.nomanifestos.com/episodes/1