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I just wanted to write this down since I've been talking a bit about podcasts on fediverse.
I listen a lot of podcasts when gaming, it's kind of a way how I relax. Nothing like good multiplayer FPS where I can turn off my brains, then I can listen podcasts on the side. :)
Here's some of the podcasts I recommend trying! I'm too lazy to link them but they're one search away. I've also found these all from https://podcastindex.org/[1].
I don't really understand anything they talk about most of the time since it's very sysadmin stuff, but I still find it entertaining and listen every episode. Maybe sometimes I learn something.
This is a weird podcast. It's couple guys that can't stay on topic. I kinda like it. I don't listen every episode, especially if they start to ramble on about sports, but there are good bits about it.
Very no-nonsense podcast about developments in C++ world. I kinda like the format and listen it whenever there's an episode, just to learn more about the language I often use with my FOSS contributions and so on.
General programming podcast, very educational. They mostly talk about webdev from what I've gathered, so even if it doesn't touch my area of interest, it's still entertaining.
Interviews with various open-source projects. I like this one a lot, since it's more about developers being enthusiastic about their projects than some guy who likes their own voice a lot.
This is one of the best programming podcasts I know. A lot of interesting stories around programming and computing world. Often feels like I'm in an interesting history class. (Yes, that's a good thing!)
Apparently they started to make new episodes again by other hosts? Anyhow I listen this from time to time, there are a lot of things to learn from this podcast.
Interviews of people contributing and maintaining FLOSS projects. Also sometimes just discussions about some things that may affect FLOSS. I try to listen every episode but sometimes something just doesn't interest me, and that's fine.
This is more about Android/iOS development. I don't do any of that (yet, maybe in future), but I still find things to learn from this podcast.
Finnish programming podcast that concentrates more on the backend programming that users do not necessarily see.
I like all of these. Covering some Linux news with lots of banter and humor. There's also more indepth discussions (sometimes heated ones) about Linux and FOSS related things. I listen every episode and enjoy them a lot.
Also entertaining Linux podcast, similar vein to Late Night Linux. Bunch of lads talking about FOSS.
More programming interviews. I don't listen all of them, just the ones that I'm interested in. Can be educational.
General technology podcast. Seems to be around how technology affects us and it's very FOSS-sided, which I appreciate. However they called Mastodon a "protocol" which is WROOONG. :P
Python is not my favorite language but I do like listening this one, since I use a lot of Python at work. It's more than just Python which is also nice.
A fine podcast, been around a long time. A bit too techbro-ish maybe for my tastes, but aside that there are things to learn.
Very VERY educational podcast. That being said I don't always understand what is being talked about, lol. Lots of compilers and testing.
I also wanted to mention couple podcasts I wish I could still listen to but.. Well, you'll see. Basically they do not align with my views anymore. They're free to do whatever they want, obviously. I'm not here to tell them stop. But here's why *I* stopped listening.
I used to listen a lot of these. One of the first Linux related podcasts I listened was by them. Now there's much cryptocoin scams[2], I don't know what I can trust in the podcasts anymore. Also, the episodes are full of annoying sound effects.
2: https://web3isgoinggreat.com/
Special mention for Coder Radio: I liked it at one point but when I realised it's all about being a "troll" to get a "reaction" or something, I kind of lost all my trust towards it. Then of course on top of that we have the obsession over cryptocoin scams.
I liked them at first but.. I had an issue in their Matrix channel and I don't feel like listening it anymore: I shared a link to an itch.io game bundle but it was deemed "too political." I left the Matrix channel quickly after that. Petty drama I guess, but I just don't feel it anymore.
Feel free to comment and suggest me any podcasts and Youtube/Peertube channels with good programming and Linux related content! :) I'm always interested for more.
I run a atleast-once-a-month where I talk about things that I find interesting: Linux, FOSS, games, gamedev... A lot of ranting too about the bullshit I see around. I also update my community on things I am making or made, be it games or other things.
Basically if you want to listen an angry Finnish guy rant with a shitty microphone.. Well, I don't understand what kind of masochist you are but that's my podcast lol.
It comes out as a stream at first, then uploaded to the podcast RSS feed.
Check it out here if you're interested: https://cast.akselmo.dev/
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