Podcaster Websites

Arne is a developer based in Kiel, Germany, who works at Axiom. Outside of software, he enjoys reading, biking, running, swimming, and spending time with his family. He can be found in the Fediverse as @arne@spezi.social. He also identifies as a podcaster and dad based near Frankfurt, Germany.

June Thomas is a writer and podcaster. She worked at Slate.com for 25 years as a writer, editor, and podcaster. Her first book, *A Place of Our Own: Six Spaces That Shaped Queer Women’s Culture*, was published in 2024. She is currently writing a biography of Rita Mae Brown, scheduled for publication in 2028. She publishes a bi-weekly newsletter and now lives in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Si Jobling is a podcaster, speaker, leader, and organiser with 30 years of experience in digital products. He is an experienced leader in tech, having worked with international brands like Rightmove, ASOS, Alibaba Group, UEFA and Yahoo!. Si is currently an Engineering Manager at Rightmove. He has also created community and podcast products around shared passions such as House Finesse, Multipack and On The Side. Since 2016, Si has focused on leading others in tech, adopting Agile principles and methodologies. He speaks at conferences and meetups and coaches others.

Sam (WebSam on the internets) is a Dad, Podcaster, and blogger based in Hamilton, New Zealand. He is known for Twitter Secret Santa and Giant Pumpkins. Sam is interested in how things work and finding solutions to problems. He enjoys helping people by showing or explaining how they too can do things. He comes up with crazy ideas and loves talking to people.

Dave Lee is a podcaster and musician. He is interested in Linux, Amateur Radio, InfoSec, and AppSec. He uses GitHub and has a blog where he posts about housekeeping related to his website.

Jared is the co-founder of Augment Health. He also writes and podcasts. He has a now page that details how he is currently spending his time. He has written blog posts such as 'The Action Item Avalanche' and 'Green Bananas'.

Dan Sinker is a writer, designer, and maker. He is focused on making things in service of community, curiosity, and the belief that you always need to try. Dan founded Punk Planet magazine and OpenNews, and he wrote the @MayorEmanuel Twitter account. He has taught journalism at Columbia College Chicago and was a JSK Fellow at Stanford University. He currently writes on his website and helps organizations design programs and stay engaged.

Sanna Lund is an author, podcaster, and teacher who creates 'mysrysiga' (cozy and spooky) stories. She is the author of the books 'Arkiv för upphittade anteckningar' and 'Fickor', and the free short story 'De oupptäckta'. Sanna has been teaching at Moderskeppet since 2009, where she has educated thousands of members on topics such as productivity, presentation skills, InDesign for book covers, and effective meetings. She also sends out a newsletter called 'Tordyveln flyger'.

Stephen Gower is a writer and podcaster. He enjoys books, podcasts, hockey, baseball, curling, and movies. Stephen currently works as the Regional Traffic Manager for Rogers Radio in Ottawa. He was diagnosed with epilepsy at the age of 35 and sometimes discusses it. He can be found on Mastodon, Bluesky, and Threads. He also has a shop at Ko-Fi where he sells various products.

Colin Wright is a multidisciplinary maker-of-things who writes books, produces podcasts, publishes periodicals, and speaks to audiences around the world. Originally from California but raised in Missouri, the 40-year-old explores topics ranging from relationships to label theory. He has presented workshops on branding and taught classes on design. In 2009, he began traveling full-time, and now balances putting down roots in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with travel-related adventures. He aims to fill his life with wonderful people, fond memories, and regular, perspective-changing awe. His work is informed by a desire to expose himself to new ideas, people, and perspectives.

Chris Kreuter is a writer, podcaster, transit professional, and creative based in New Jersey, USA. He publishes a monthly email newsletter and hosts the podcast "Chris Deals With It," where he discusses frameworks and methods for overcoming personal, creative, and professional obstacles. His goal is to help others bridge the gap between their current state and their desired achievements. He is the author of "The Rainy River Bees" trilogy, "The Shortcut", "Iceless Earth: Episode 1 - Rozycki’s Navy", and the upcoming book "The Boy & Bus 13". He also designed the board games Epigo and Simpletons.

Valerie Flynn is an author, podcaster, and learner who enjoys following rabbit trails wherever her curiosity leads. With over 30 years of experience in film, video, and radio production, she has worked with companies like Hanna-Barbera and Turner Entertainment. Valerie co-produced the "Words of Freedom" radio show for 9 years and has taught media education-related classes. She is currently working as a writer and public relations coordinator for the Writers of Meaning anthology on community and hosts two YouTube podcasts: "Nara Fellowship" and "Writers of Meaning".

Rob O'Hara was born in 1973 and grew up in Yukon, Oklahoma. He married Susan Holshouser in 1995, after they both graduated from Yukon High School in 1991. They have two children, Mason (born in 2001) and Morgan (born in 2005), and two cats, Carol and Bobby. He has an Associates Degree in English/Journalism, a Bachelors of Organizational Leadership, and a Master of Professional Writing degree from the University of Oklahoma. In 1995, he was hired by the Federal Aviation Administration, where he still works. Rob is a writer and has published a couple of books. He is also an avid podcaster and hosts several shows including You Don’t Know Flack, Sprite Castle, Cactus Flack’s, Multiple Sadness, and Throwback Reviews. His hobbies include old arcade games, old video games, and old computers, as well as technology, computer security, and interactive fiction. He collects Star Wars figures and play sets, Fisher Price Adventure People, vinyl records, toys, games, lunch boxes, and other items from the 1980s.

Eric Melchor is the Founder of 3rd Space Bucharest, happy hour-style networking events that bring people together in a fun way combined with lightning talks. He is an adventurous connector, creative strategist, and dad to two incredible kids. Born in Houston and now living in Romania, Eric has built his life around courage, curiosity, and community. He launches grassroots fitness programs for kids and hosts cocktail parties in Bucharest. Eric is committed to living fully, raising kind and curious children, developing ideas that ignite joy, and serving as a catalyst for authentic human connection. He wants people to feel more seen, more energized, and less alone in this world.