Summary
In this episode Chris and I look back at the past 83 episodes of the show and talk about what we learned, what we’ve enjoyed, and some of the highlights.
Brief Introduction
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- Your hosts as usual are Tobias Macey and Chris Patti
- Today we’re interviewing each other about the past year and a half of the show.
Interview with Tobias and Chris
- Introductions
- What have been some of the most unexpected or surprising aspects of the show for you during the past year and a half? – Tobias
- What are your top three favorite shows so far and why? – Chris
- If you could have a longer conversation with any of the past guests, who would you pick? – Tobias
- What has doing the show meant to you? – Chris
- What have you learned while doing the show that you wish you had known at the start? – Tobias
- How has the production process evolved since the beginning of the show? – Chris
Chris Leaving the Show – Chris
- Tobias and I started new jobs (At MIT Office of Digital Learning and Amazon Web Services, respectively)
- We’re much, much busier these days, making coordination difficult
- Tobias is ready to take the show solo and I (Chris) support him in this
- Chris still plans to support the show as an avid fan
Keep In Touch
Picks
- Tobias
- Chris
- StaSh – Shell for Pythonista
- Producing a Podcast
- The Python Community
The intro and outro music is from Requiem for a Fish The Freak Fandango Orchestra / CC BY-SA
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