Chris Wanstrath, co-founder of Github, joined us to talk about his company's culture. We discuss

the process they use to ship products, hiring good people, and beer thirty.

Michael Guterl joins us to talk about his career with programming and how to pronounce his name. We dive into Michael's secrets for being an awesome programmer, talk about the balance of automated testing, and discuss how he uses Getting Things Done in his workflow.

In this podcast we speak with Kelly Dolan and Michael Kroeger from Ingage about B Corporations. B Corporations are companies that measure their success by their impact on the planet, the community, and their employees as well as profits. Lean what a "triple bottom line" is and what makes these companies special.

This week we met with Robert McDonald, cofounder of The Brandery, a Cincinnati incubator. We talked about why you may want to launch a startup in Cincinnati, what it takes to succeed with an incubator, and how to get your groceries in New York City.

Chris Nelson sat down with The Legend, Corey Haines at the CodeMash conference. Corey talks about what he's learned from his pair programming tour across the country. We also hear about his experience putting together a new video series called Build An App with Corey Haines.

This week we recorded the Podcast at Kevin's house with our past design intern and now newest full-time hire, Ryan Arthur. In this episode we talk about learning with digital doodles, Haml & Sass, responsive designs, the importance of user experience design over aesthetic design, and how to find a design job you'll love.

We met with Sara Chipps and Erin Kidwell to talk about Girl Develop It,

an organization that holds classes and events for developers and aspiring developers. In this episode we talk

about how Girl Develop It spread across the country with sold out classes in only 2 years. Also we discuss

creating an inclusive atmosphere and what makes a great teacher.

In this episode, Kevin and I continue our conversation on project guidance with Doug Alcorn. We talk about different approaches to dividing up work and the factors that make certain projects more successful than others.

We sat down with Doug Alcorn to talk about software project... guidance? This week we dive head on into a discussion of what it takes to have a successful software project. We had such a good time riding the rapids and turning it up to 11 that we made this a two part series.

This week we spoke with Cincinnati local Jim Weirich about the new version of Rake, how he keeps learning, and the case for different kinds of testing.