Technology Podcasts

The Meteor Podcast show

The Meteor PodcastJoin Now to Follow

A podcast about the meteor.js framework

By Meteor.js Club

Cord Snipped show

Cord SnippedJoin Now to Follow

Cord Snipped is a conversation about cord-cutting, streaming content, and life without the wire. Dan Fuller and Kyle Scott provide commentary on the latest news about Netflix, Hulu, Roku, the cable industry, Apple TV, Chromecast, Samsung and more. Your living room will never be the same-- Cord Snipped discusses the changes.

By Kyle Scott

Sanal Alem show

Sanal AlemJoin Now to Follow

Teknoloji ve Trend Editörü M. Serdar Kuzuloğlu tarafından hazırlanıp sunulan podcast yayını.

By Sanal Alem

Today in Tech History with Tom Merritt show

Today in Tech History with Tom MerrittJoin Now to Follow

Tom Merritt gives you a quick rundown of some of the important moments that happened in tech history on this day.

By Tom Merritt

Data Driven Security show

Data Driven SecurityJoin Now to Follow

In this bi-weekly podcast, Bob & Jay delve into the dark art of security data science and talk with security practitioners who are pioneering the data-driven security movement. They cover everything from introductory analysis & visualization to cutting edge topics in security data science.

By Jay Jacobs & Bob Rudis

Functional Geekery show

Functional GeekeryJoin Now to Follow

Functional Geeks, Geeking Functionally

By Functional Geekery

Linux Voice Podcast show

Linux Voice PodcastJoin Now to Follow

Interested in Linux and Free Software? We talk about the latest events and topics with our trademarks of humour, irreverence and awesome listener contributions.

By linuxvoice.com

Sequoia Grove Podcast show

Sequoia Grove PodcastJoin Now to Follow

Company founders and Sequoia partners share lessons learned and offer tips on issues facing startups.

By Sequoia Capital

The Studio Rats Podcast show

The Studio Rats PodcastJoin Now to Follow

A podcast all about recording, mixing and mastering music. We talk about the gear and the engineers and musicians who use it.

By Matt McCabe

Computing Conversations show

Computing ConversationsJoin Now to Follow

Much of modern-day computing can be traced to innovations starting in the 1940s—never before has a major field emerged and matured in a single generation. To better understand computing's potential future directions, it's important to know our past and how we arrived at our current state. Computing Conversations is dedicated to meeting and talking to people who range from the early pioneers to current visionaries.

By IEEE Computer Society