Mike Rogers, elementary school principal, on trains, photography, and education.
108: Measures of Success with Michael Simmons
Michael Simmons, co-founder of Flexibits and HockeyApp, stops by to talk about Fantastical, making it as an indie developer, the Tesla Model S and the real roots of capitalism.
106: Roderick on the Systematic Line (Part 1)
In part one of what is going to be at least two episodes, John Roderick (musician, podcaster, you know who I’m talking about) tells the tale of how his music career started. It’s a fascinating look at what was happening both inside his head and the context of the music scene around him.
105: Uniform Individuality with Kevin Rothermel
Kevin Rothermel works in advertising and stops by to talk about “viral” marketing, Facebook advertising, emotional purchasing decisions, and standing desks, among other things.
104: All turtles, all the time with Paul Gibbons
Paul Gibbons, managing director and veterinarian of the Turtle Conservancy, talks about turtles (obviously), electric cars, and missing Minnesota.
103: Speaking Of Stage Fright with Nat Osten
Nat Osten, an iOS developer at Smile, joins Brett to discuss building for the sake of creation, stage fright, high school cafeterias, and the top picks of the week.
102: Startup Religions with Brian Alvey
Brett chats with Brian Alvey, chief scientist of Ceros and an entrepreneur, investor and advisor. The conversation covers meeting the creators of the most popular technologies, startup “religions,” meditation and more.
101: Safety First with Jordan Cooper
Jordan Cooper, standup comedian and web marketer swings by to talk about punk rock, DIY, poker, and hecklers.
100: Episode 100 with Merlin Mann
Merlin Mann joins Brett to discuss Apple, WWDC, sleep habits and home entertainment.
99: Dave Hamilton and Moisés Chiullan – Drums, Routers and WWDC
An in-studio podcast with Dave Hamilton and Moisés Chiullan. Recorded at New Relic’s studio in San Francisco. Drummer’s personalities, random chatter about networking, and a lively speed-round of Top Three Picks.
98: Reading, writing and ‘rithmetic with Brett Kelly
Brett Kelly, newly-independent writer and author of Evernote Essentials, talks about language, imposter syndromes, and teaching math.
97: Phillip Broughton – Sub-zero radioactive bartending
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96: Economic Audiophilia with Matthew Ward
Matthew Ward, contributor to Macworld and TechHive, writes audio equipment reviews for a living. That, and working in Computational Biology… don’t worry, he didn’t spend too long trying to teach Brett what that meant — it’s more about whiskey and headphones.
95: Robert McGinley Myers – Tech Anxiety
Robert McGinley Myers joins Brett to discuss working in public radio, creative writing, blogging, and coping with email and tech anxiety.
94: Work Overload With David Chartier
From primal color preferences to the advent and decline of rollerblading, David Chartier (tech writer, AgileBits Herald) talks with Brett about the things that really matter.