Podcasts
I love podcasts. They are a perfect combination of intimacy and openness between host, guest, and audience.
I’m interested in joining an established show as a guest or co-host. Please reach out if collaborating would make sense for us both.
Hosted
I co-launched a podcast for the Linux Foundation CHAOSS project, focused on open source community metrics. We call it the CHAOSScast and I now occasionally join as a guest panelist. My favorites include:
I co-created The Geek Whisperers in 2013 and co-host and edited it for four wonderful years. We originally set out to talk to Marketers about how to connect more authentically with IT professionals, but we ended up finding Sysadmins who wanted to develop other marketable skills to grow in their career. So we pivoted, interviewing incredible guests about their nonlinear career paths.
Here are a few favorites from the last season:
- Models of contribution throughout your career (Episode 125)
- Online and offline community at Matt’s wedding (Episode 116)
- Investing in career insurance (Episode 110)
Guest episodes
I’ve hopped on quite a few incredible podcasts over the years. Here are a few of them:
- Full Stack Journey 037: The Influence Of Open Source In A Tech Career With Matt Broberg
- 11 awesome lightning chats ⚡️ on JS Party (from The Changelog)
- The Anatomy of Developer Advocacy with Matt Broberg on Screaming In The Cloud
- Developer Relations with Matt Broberg on Innovate @Open
- When live punches you in the nose, part 1 and part 2 on The CTO Advisor
- Hiring a DevRel Team on Community Pulse
- Connecting Community Back with Business - Influencer Marketing Podcast
- Beyond the Hugs: A Ratio for Valuing Open Source Contributions on The New Stack
- Cloud Careers on The Cloudcast
- Open source: a beginner’s guide
And other episodes from some of the same and a few others, including: