Podcasts
I currently take part in two podcasts, find more details and subscription information for each below.
Chinchilla Squeaks
A weekly round of articles and other items that captured my attention, often with an interview. Episodes are posted below and you can find more subscription options on the podcast website.
Write the Docs
Covering the latest in tech writing, with a guest and discussion topic every episode. Episodes are posted below, and find more subscription options on the podcast website.

Apache Pulsar with Patrick McFadin
I have Patrick McFadin back on the show to discuss using Apache Pulsar for distributed cloud-native streaming and how it fits into Data Staxās plans and business goals.

All-in-one friendly observability with groundcover
On this episode I speak with Shahar Azulay of ground cover who claim an all-in one observability solution with minimal change to your existing application code. Ā Too good to be true? I find out. But they do have a very cheerful interface at least ;)

SBOMs and software security with Scribe
In this episode I speak with Barak Brudo of Scribe Security about software bills of material and their impact on software supply chains.

Live play - Battle of the Bards by Dustin Winter
Cross-post from my Solo Adventurer channel and podcast.
Will my musical past help me win a battle of the bands⦠Against myself? I compose a song, and maybe even sing it⦠Live!

A bumper bonus buffet
Back again after a lot of events, bouncing around the globe. So in this episode I report back on Open Infra Summit, OSCAL, HashiConf, and Monitorama. I also look at links from the past few weeks that caught my eye.

Kong, Koyeb, and Kuma
Hey all, more KubeCon kontent for you, this time Vic and Yann from Kon and Koyeb, talking service meshes. Plus a few more details from WWDC and frameworks increase developer adoption.

Amanda Brock of OpenUK
This episode I take a look at open source censorship in China, wether forms spelled the end of the WWW and I speak with Amanda Brock of Open UK about their projects and their current state of open survey.
The survey - https://bit.ly/OpenUKStateofOpen2022

KubeCon EU with Napptive, simplified Kubernetes environments
In this first interview recorded at KubeCon EU in Valencia I speak with Napptive, who aim to simplify Kubernetes environments to be usable by anyone.

Kubernetes powered time travel
This issue I am back from (in-person!) KubeCon. I also look at time travel, erasing yourself from the internet, and how youād better up your game if you want to read or write poetry, because the robots are comingā¦

Back to the Baltics with TechChill
This episode I cover my recent trip to Riga and Tech Chill, a wonderful startup and tech event in the Latvian capital of Riga.


Twedit
In this issue I cover the far-reaching nuances of privacy, switching from Google, Twitter breaks itself, and D&D goes beyond! š²

Hardening JavaScript with Kris Kowal
In this episode I speak with Kris Kowal, a software engineer at Agoric. We discuss the origins of securing code, the future of Javascript, and, Chinchillas.

Exodus
Some serious subjects for this issue, from forced human migrations, to what engineers can do about sustainability. Sometimes thatās whatās needed.

Internet 3 point uh oh
In this episode I cover risks to the internet from various sources, technology for cyber defence, and more.

Forging the Meta
This episode I take a look back at old tech concepts made new, Using AI to understand language, the future of Firefox and much more!

Kubernetes automation with Damian Marquez of Kubermatic
In this interview and demo I speak with Damian Marquez of Kubermatic about their Kubernetes management and automation platform.

Old man shouts at cloud computing
In this episode I discuss ageing entrepreneur, staff exoduses, unsung heroes, futuristic interfaces, and more!


Twenty twenty uh huh
I take a look back on the year that was. What did I accomplish, what did I want to accomplish and what do I have planned for 2022?

Abstract time machine
In this episode I look at the abstraction of code, writing rules (and why?), Mac migrations, and historical religions (ooh yeah).

A world of wires
In this episode I look at the (un)intended consequences of tech utopias, why wired is back baby, why (oh why) are 15 minute delivery companies spreading so fast, reflections on Nanowrimo, and much much more.

That sounds interesting podcast
That Sounds Interesting podcast features interviews, discussions, comments on the past and present, and short stories on topics which are unusual, but relevant in the current world.

Maximising content with Christopher Willis of Acrolinx
Acrolinx is an AI-powered platform/framework/tool/š¤·āāļø for content optimisation. I have always wanted to know more about the product, and for this episode I speak with their CMO, Christopher Willis to finally find out more.

Reach out and Touch Bar
This episode⦠The browser wars, developer tools you should now about, how could the Touch Bar have succeeded and much more!