Podcast Websites

The Finanz-Designerin focuses on helping people achieve financial freedom in 5 years. She hosts a podcast covering topics such as P2P lending, stocks and ETFs, Amazon self-publishing, and Amazon FBA. She also shares her experiences as a sidepreneur and discusses her passive income strategies.

James A. Mathias is an artist and writer who experiments and creates on his website, Artistic Outlaw. He describes himself as an "Internet improver, Miniature painter, gamer, fitness amateur, yoyo player, movie buff, artist, writer, and outlaw." He is a father of four and partner of one. His website explores his life's journey through art and writing, covering topics from his process and goals to the things he enjoys. He also podcasts with his partner Lucy in "Lu & Me."

Timothy Dowd is a YouTuber, producer, director, magician, and podcaster living with MS in Tenerife. With a background in sales, marketing, and computer programming, he discovered a talent for communication and became an entertainer. He shares his experiences and offers a window into his corner of the world, showing that living life in the face of adversity can be rewarding. He aims to live every day as if it is his last.

Mark Schmeiser is a developer from Hamburg who enjoys exploring topics beyond code and architecture. He shares personal experiences, thoughts, and book reviews on his blog. Mark is passionate about role-playing games, both tabletop and digital, and sees them as an important balance to his work. He co-hosts the podcast 'Server Side Storys' and is planning video content and courses for his Academy. Mark is an avid reader and uses his book reviews as a personal record of the ideas and impressions the books leave on him.

Terry Lin started Build My Online Store in 2012 after leaving the investment banking world. He recognized a need for resources to help people start and grow e-commerce businesses. Terry shares stories, experiences, and advice from e-commerce store owners through the Build My Online Store blog and podcast. He also runs his own online store and shares his experiences as case studies. Terry's background includes reselling textbooks on Amazon in college, providing him with early experience in e-commerce.

Daniel Andrlik lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia. He is a podcast host and producer, writer of speculative fiction, a rabid reader, a programmer, and a product management guru. He studied religion with a specialty in the Hebrew Bible for six years. He is a product executive.

Amitai, who uses he/they pronouns, is a software development coach and speaker, itinerant programmer, and legacy code wrestler. He is the podcaster behind Agile in 3 Minutes and also identifies as a musician and an award-winning bad poet. Amitai's work includes code contributions on GitHub, live-coding and pianoing on Twitch, and contributions to the pkgsrc package manager, qmail email server, and ikiwiki static site generator.

This person hosts the 20 angles Podcast/Blog, focusing on consciousness, autism/ADHD, and other topics. They conduct interviews and discussions with experts on subjects ranging from neurodiversity and psychology to philosophy and the nature of self. Their work explores complex questions about life, society, and the human condition, often through the lens of personal experience and insightful conversation.

Lisa Colón DeLay is the creator, producer, and host of the Spark My Muse podcast, which began in 2015 and has released over 665 episodes. She is the author of "The Wild Land Within" (2021) and "The Way of the Desert Elders" (forthcoming in 2026). Her work focuses on spiritual formation, involving historically marginalized perspectives, and fostering transformation in our interior lives and relationships. Lisa is Latina (originally from Puerto Rico). She holds a B.F.A. in Communication Design and an M.A. in Spiritual Formation.

Mitchell researches, reads, and tests personal development strategies. He shares his findings on his blog and in his newsletter, Making Connections. He is the Head of Memberships at AppSumo and previously founded a marketing agency. He also helped grow Noah Kagan's content machine and book edits. Mitchell hosts The Mitchell Cohen Podcast, exploring meaningful work, deep connections, and happy lives.

Dim Sum Thinking, Inc. creates apps such as Top Tracks, which transforms Apple Music playlists into radio stations, and Dough Temperature Calculator, a free app for bread bakers. They also host workshops and events, including sessions on Swift Concurrency, Foundation Models, App Intents, and Apple Intelligence. Dim Sum Thinking publishes a newsletter, podcast, and blog, and also creates videos and books.

This individual is passionate about movement, ideas, and unlearning/learning. They express themselves through poetry, stories, and writing. They are interested in connecting with others and exploring emotions. They also have a podcast called Palabras y Alas, where they explore how to name feelings that are difficult to express.

Victor Correal is the founder and CEO of GuideDoc, a documentary streaming platform. He has experience working on various projects across radio, TV, press, internet, and cinema. Currently, he is focused on GuideDoc, the 'No es asunto vuestro' business podcast, the NørdicWire YouTube channel about technology, the 'Barra inversa' podcast about technology, and a bar called 'Bar Hamburg'.

Ginger Locke is an EMS Educator and Associate Professor of EMS Professions at Austin Community College in Austin, Texas. She hosts the Medic Mindset podcast, created in 2016 as a resource for her paramedic students. The podcast focuses on job satisfaction and career longevity for paramedics. Ginger occasionally speaks at conferences on topics like human performance, communication, and education. She interviews paramedics, EMS medical directors, and EMS educators for her podcast.

Matt Evans is a content creator based in Seattle, Washington. He focuses on tech and lifestyle content, with a particular passion for the Apple ecosystem, though he also uses an Android phone. Matt's content creation journey began during the pandemic when he started sharing photos of his office setup. He also had a viral video about the 1st gen Apple Watch. He has a blog where he discusses tech and other topics, and is launching a tech podcast called Ctrl ⌘ Tech in 2025.

Marcos Ramon is a Philosophy professor at IFB. His research interests include aesthetics, cyberculture, and educational technologies. He maintains a blog, publishes articles, and hosts a podcast called Ficções.

Bastian Widmer (they/them) is a technologist contributing to open source software. They are interested in technology and open source software. Bastian is involved in creating livestreams and finding creative solutions at EVERYWOW. They focus on building globally distributed teams and infrastructure. Bastian is a Green Party Member, SRG-Fan, and Open Street Map rookie. They move bits and rack servers at CommunityRack.org (AS57118) and host the NRDY Podcast in Swiss-German. Bastian also writes on their blog, covering topics in both German and English.

Mark Hurst is the host of Techtonic, a weekly radio show on WFMU exploring how technology is affecting everyone. He interviews authors and journalists about the effects of surveillance capitalism, screen addiction, and tech utopianism. The show spotlights the risks to democracy, society, and the environment due to the actions of giant corporations and tech platforms. A longtime tech veteran, Hurst began Techtonic in 2017 after becoming disillusioned with the tech industry. He has spent his career writing, speaking, and advising teams about how to create technology that serves people better. He started the Creative Good newsletter in 1998. Previously, Hurst ran the Gel conference series. He has written two books: Bit Literacy and Customers Included. Hurst has bachelor’s and master’s degrees in computer science from MIT. He lives in Manhattan.

Zubila Shafiq is a Clinical Pharmacist Practitioner at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and a Board Certified Geriatric Pharmacist. She is the host of The Khatta Meetha Podcast. With over 14 years in federal healthcare, she focuses on geriatric pharmacy, chronic disease management, and whole health. She helps families make clear, practical decisions and moderates a national geriatric pharmacy teleconference. Zubila is committed to lifelong learning, inclusive leadership, and helping patients thrive through preventative and functional medicine. She is building an in-person grief support group for children in Asheville. She is also a mother of two school-aged boys and a daughter of Pakistani immigrants.

Nik Hulewsky is the Co-Founder of CoFounders.com. He is also the host of the Nikonomics Podcast. Nik graduated college in 2012 at 27. He spent nearly a decade in the healthcare industry, helping grow a $15M division into a $150M powerhouse. He has built, scaled, and sold multiple businesses that have collectively generated over $100 million in revenue. In 2020, he bought a medical billing company and co-founded a home health and hospice business. He has since started and invested in companies across industries.

Kenny is a 30-year-old English teacher currently living in Osaka, Japan. He enjoys traveling and making friends while living abroad. He previously lived in Taiwan for three years and has explored other countries in Asia. Kenny started teaching English at a cram school and then at an international school. He now teaches online and is looking for a full-time position in Japan. He also runs a blog and a podcast called Afar and Abroad.

J. Brown is a yoga teacher, writer, and podcaster. He is the founder of Abhyasa Yoga Center, originally in Brooklyn, NY. With over twenty-five years of experience, J. Brown has developed techniques to teach people how to practice yoga in a deeper and more fulfilling way. He focuses on a breath-centered therapeutic yoga practice, inspired by the TKV Desikachar tradition, geared towards well-being and lessening of pain. J. Brown is pursuing a quiet yoga revolution, based in healing, seeking to change the dialog, and direction, of yoga practice in the west.