Learn about what it means to be a Frontend Developer, learn about a character called "Kunle" whose job is to bring a product to life.

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Learn about what it's like to be a Product Designer, listen to a character called "Tomi" who spends more time listening than designing.

Her job is not to make things pretty; it’s to reduce confusion.

In Season 2 of Debug School by PASTE, we step away from tutorials and definitions and focus on stories.

Real, human stories about people working in tech, what their days actually look like, how they think, the problems they solve, and the quiet impact they make at work.

Each episode introduces a character built around a tech skill, from product designers to developers, analysts, and more, told through simple storytelling, not buzzwords.

You’ll hear different perspectives too:

• The intern is trying to find their feet

• The career switcher starting over

• the solo founder figuring things out alone

If you’ve ever wondered what a tech role really feels like, or if you’re trying to see where you fit in, this season is for you.

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AI is no longer coming, it’s already here, and it’s changing how we learn, work, and build careers.

In this episode of Debug School, we talk about what AI is really doing today, how it’s reshaping tech roles, and why 2026 will create more founders, solo builders, and small teams than ever before. We break down which skills still matter, which ones are being automated, and how to move up the value chain instead of competing with machines.

This is not a fear-based conversation. It’s a clarity episode to help you understand where you fit, how to adapt, and how to use AI as leverage rather than see it as a threat.

If you’re learning tech, building skills, or thinking about your future in this AI era, this episode is for you.

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Welcome to 2026 with Debug School by PASTE. In this episode, we reflect on Season 1, the journey of learning tech differently, and what's coming this year.

We also introduce PASTE Commit, a simple way to stay focused on one tech skill for the year, track your progress, and keep your motivation alive. If you've ever started learning something but struggled to finish, this episode is for you.

One skill for one year. Let's make 2026 the year you actually build the skills that matter

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This is our 11th episode since we started Debug School, and we haven’t missed a single one. To close out 2025, we end the year with a special bonus episode.

In this episode, we talk honestly about the question on everyone’s mind: Will AI take your job?

We reflect on the journey so far, appreciate everyone who has been part of Season One, and leave you with clarity, hope, and direction going into the new year.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
See you in the next series of Debug School.

AI is growing fast, and it's easy to feel confused about what to learn next.

In this episode, we discuss the essential skills that will matter in 2025, particularly in the era of AI. This episode is designed for beginners, career switchers, founders, and anyone looking to learn tech. Or you just enjoy listening to my voice

Many people don't quit tech because it's hard; they quit because they feel they might not be good enough, or it's not working.

In this episode, we talk about how to gain confidence while learning, to remind you that you're not behind, you are smart, and read,y and you can do this.

This is for anyone learning tech who feels stuck, unsure, or scared to move forward

I answered some of the most frequently asked questions about my journey, my work, and how I approach building products, teaching, and navigating the tech industry.

Part 2 contains the last 6 questions

I answered some of the most frequently asked questions about my journey, my work, and how I approach building products, teaching, and navigating the tech industry.

Part 1 contains the first 6 questions