In this episode, I speak with Domitrius Clark about his experience supporting online communities in gaming to building a successful local community of web developers in his home town of Philadelphia. We discuss the benefits of having a strong local community, how to deal with the challenges and logistics of running meetups, and much more.

Jessica Bell is a frontend engineer at the New York Times/Wirecutter, a full-time digital nomad, and chair on the ACM Distinguished Speakers Committee. We talk about her life on the road, lessons learned working for a large publisher, and her experiences as an advocate for underrepresented folks in tech communities.

Michelle Schulp an independent designer, web developer, and speaker, discusses why and how she manages traveling and speaking at conferences along with tips on getting started.

Laurie Barth and I discuss her journey from working with abstract mathematical concepts to a career in software development.

In this episode I talk to Paul Hickey, CEO of Data Driven Design, to discuss work and life as a developer for a start-up.

Matthew and Eamon, cofounders of Readybase, sit down to talk about what they've learned about working as contractors and what you can do to make working for yourself a success.

Stephen Smith is a web developer and programming genius who has coded his own "band". Learn how his career has enabled his passion for music and vice versa.

Quick and dirty overview of accessibility on the web, why it's important, and easy ways to do better as a developer.

Talking about coding bootcamps with web developer and active bootcamp student, Laura Pinell

In this episode I talk to Phil Bennet, a 15-year veteran web dev, and Tristan Gordon, Phil's one-time understudy, who ended up teaching Phil how to build apps in Angular.

Ben Rigsby, President of SnapShot Interactive, tells the story of growing his company as a developer entrepreneur.

Inaugural episode! Learn a little about me, how I got here and where I want to go.