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Episodes
17. Mike Hodnick on Live Coding with TidalCycles
In this episode, Matthew Tift talks with Mike Hodnick (aka Kindohm) about live coding, TidalCycles, performing with other live coders, creating new sounds, and much more
16. The Blue Drop Matrix
This episode discusses DrupalCon Nashville, the movie The Matrix, and various ways to understand the Drupal community
15. Jen Lampton on the Backdrop Community and Forking Drupal
In this episode, Matthew Tift talks with Jen Lampton about the Backdrop project, the differences between the Drupal and Backdrop communities, helping people, organizing software communities, and more
14. Brian Frias on the Backdrop Project
Matthew Tift talks with Brian Frias about the Backdrop community, Backdrop in the enterprise, Drupal, WordPress, FOSS, and more
13. Tom Grandy on Backdrop, Drupal, and Education
Matthew Tift talks with Tom Grandy about Backdrop, Drupal, and free software in schools
12. The Paradox of Tolerance
When a welcoming community slams the door. This episode explores the "paradox of tolerance," and what it means for free software communities, business, conference organizing, and daily interactions.
11. What John Cage Can Teach Us About Hacking
This episode offers perspectives on what John Cage can teach us about hacking
10. Clayton Dewey on Drutopia
Clayton Dewey talks about Drutopia, an initiative to revolutionize the way we build online tools
9. Matt Westgate and Seth Brown on Doing Good with Drupal
Matt Westgate and Seth Brown discuss Lullabot, the Drupal community, and how people who build free software improve the world
8. Stu Keroff on Asian Penguins
Stu Keroff discusses a Linux User Group for Asian middle-school students called Asian Penguins
7. Holly Ross on the Drupal Association
Holly Ross, the Executive Director of the Drupal Association, discusses the Drupal community, the Drupal Association, non-profits, business, tax codes, and more
6. Allison Randal on Participating in FLOSS Communities
Matthew Tift talks with Allison Randal about her experiences participating in multiple open source and free software communities.
5. Ruth Suehle: Contributing to Free Software Without Writing Code
Ruth Suehle discusses her involvement with Red Hat, the Fedora Project, opensource.com, and her book, Raspberry Pi Hacks
4. Robert Douglass and Thomas Bonte: Open Source Bach
Robert Douglass and Thomas Bonte discuss their Kickstarter-funded project to produce a public domain recording and digital score of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier
3. Jesse von Doom: CASH Music
Jesse von Doom talks about how the CASH Music platform solves problems for working musicians
2. Bill Haenel: Free Software in Public Media
Bill Haenel from North Country Public Radio talks about free software in public media.
1. Nate Haug: Forking Drupal
Software forking is one of the fundamental characteristics of free software, and in this episode Nate Haug discusses Backdrop, a Drupal fork.