A Q&A about out our two curriculums to help students decide which route is best for them.

Nick stops by to talk about the job hunt and Turing life in general.  Hit him up on Slack or Twitter at @nickynonaps.

We sat down to chat with Ben Pepper, Turing student and Tesla employee, to recap his Friday talk and follow-up on some of the topics he mentioned.

If you are interested in what students are up to outside of the Turing Curriculum, have a listen to this episode of the Turing Podcast where we check in with the posse leads for Pahlka and Bezos.

If you are interested in what students are up to outside of the Turing Curriculum, have a listen to this episode of the Turing Podcast where we check in with the posse leads for Miyamoto and Armstrong.

Steve Kinney, director of the Front End Engineering program drops in to talk about what it's all about.

Brennan, the creator and host of the Turing podcast records his last episode.  Brennan gives his inside look into Turing as well as what he will be up to now.

From going to school for Architecture to writing one of the notoriously hardest projects at Turing, Horace didn't take a super direct path to Turing (as seems to be the case for a lot of our instructors). He tells us about how he fell into this job, and what plans he has (or doesn't have) after climbing out of the basement.

Instructor and Co-Director of Academics, Rachel Warbelow, sits down for a round-table with a couple podcast newbies to talk about her time at Turing, and her story of finding out what coding is (via google).