The Road to Macstock takes us to Allison Sheridan of the Nosillacast, who will be discussing how creating her podcast(s) affected and changed her life. In a thoughtful discussion about how the podcast has taken her places and made friends she would never have suspected, Allison also previews how the changes in technology drove some of those surprise results.

 

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Show Notes:

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Guests:

Allison Sheridan  is the host of the NosillaCast Mac Podcast - a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Macintosh bias - which has been running for 10 years with more than 500 episodes. The NosillaCast brings you Mac and iOS tips and tricks and tools, but also dives into photography and security and accessibility among many other technology subjects. Allison produces the NosillaCast weekly as an audio podcast and an extensive blog at http://podfeet.com, and she also broadcasts the creation of the show live on video every week to an audience who affectionately call themselves the NosillaCastaways.

You may also have seen or heard Allison on  Tech News Today  and  MacBreak Weekly  on the TWiT Network, the  Daily Tech News Show,  Let’s Talk Photography  and  Let’s Talk Apple,  The Mac Roundtable,  Mac Geek Gab,  Cordkillers, the  Pocket Show  and  The Mac Show  on the British Tech Network, the  SMR Podcast,  Tech’s Message,  The Productive Woman Podcast, as a screencaster on ScreenCasts Online and as a columnist in SCO Magazine.

Allison has a Masters in Mechanical Engineering and worked for a large aerospace company for 35 years. She ran a 170 person IT organization with budget responsibility for $50M/year. In her last few years she became an IT Fellow, the highest technical level possible in IT in the company. 

Links:

Macstock 2019: Allison’s discount code: podfeet

Macstock 2019: Chuck’s discount code: macvoices