I like the content, the deadpan narration is difficult to listen to.

I was searching for a software development podcast over the summer, but as someone who kind of has impostor syndrome with regard to the field, I felt like anything I’d find would be intimidating at best and impossible to follow at worst with all kinds of jargon and tech stack talk I’ve never touched. I found the Changelog and it’s really been amazing. It’s made me realize I actually do love hearing and learning about this stuff again. Changelog News is a surefire way to keep on top of an industry that is impossible to do otherwise. And the interviews are just great. Easy to follow conversation, some humor that is welcomed but not chock full of inside jokes. The only thing that is nerve wracking for me is how in the world I am going to tackle the back catalog of episodes! As someone who kind of dabbles in this audio world stuff, Jerod and Adam are tremendous hosts. I highly, highly recommend this podcast!

Change log News on Monday is quick and timely. Changelog Interviews on Wednesday and Changelog & Friends on Friday are insightful, nuanced, and well done. Keep up the great work!

I’ve been listening for a couple of years now. The short summaries of weekly finds gives me just enough context to inform me whether I would want to deep dive and find out more. I have a growing collection of to-read-later thanks to this. The soundbites and humor keep the listening fun too. The above comments are about the short length weekly news podcast, but the other podcasts in the stable have similar high production and entertainment value as well and are worth checking out

I discovered Changelog last year through the episodes covering the RHEL licensing changes (thanks Red Hat) and it quickly became my favorite tech podcast

Love these guys (and their guests)! I get excited when I see a new podcast drop!

Been listening to the host, Jerod and Adam, covering news and interviews with people across the industry for a month now. Highly recommend for staying up to date with the highlights of the week, getting some in-depth insight, and some laughs along the way. Keep it up folks!

I’m a regular listener and the various Changelog shows are my favorite tech focused podcasts!

Idk what happened to this show it used to be consistent episodes, they used to be relevant, on point, to tech stack deep dives, new technologies, etc. Now it’s a random schedule with the relevant stuff dwindled down into an 8 min news update and some boring interviews like once a month… Update: Seems like this past month they’ve course corrected a bit toward what made this podcast great. Hope it continues!

This podcast is a one stop shop for very relevant updates in the tech ecosystem. It lives up to it’s name by being a changelog on the industry itself. Great show!

Informative with a nice structure! and it’s perfect to listen in the shower :p

I really hate the long jarring randomly audio interjections in the monday changelog news episodes. They are barely related to the content, feel very strained, and consistently make me turn off this podcast.

The Changelog team does a great job presenting a broad set of topics for developers and software engineers. Episodes are full of actionable insights that you can apply immediately!

Amazing

Adam and Jerod, hosts of the Changelog podcast, highlight all aspects of software engineering and more in this can’t miss podcast! The hosts and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!

This podcast is super informative and is so useful for those looking for tips and tricks in the development space.

I am a listener for many years now, and The Changelog is one of the best podcasts for a developer, period. I covers a multitude of subjects and what’s more important to me is that the hosts won’t get in the way of the guests, letting they express their opinion while making the hard questions. Another high point is the subjects covered are up to date on the latest technologies, specially from the Open Source community and the programming languages we love so much. Thank you Adam and Jerod for the great work.

Whether you’re well established as someone who can translate creative energy into the impact you want to have on the world, or just getting started as a catalyst for change in the software development space - this is a must-listen podcast for you! Adam and Jerod do an incredible job leading conversations that cover a huge breadth of topics related to the ins and outs of navigating the shifting landscape of software, open source and tech culture - from leaders who’ve actually walked the path. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

I’ve listened to one episode so far and the conversation is quality and engaging.

Adam, Jerod and their guests provide some incredibly compelling content and do a phenomenal job of simplifying complex ideas in a structured, entertaining way. Highly recommend listening and subscribing to The Changelog if you want the knowledge AND mindsets to level up and better understand how open source is drastically shaping our future!

Very informative and entertaining, please keep up the good work! It keeps me up to speed, and I definitely recommend it to friends and colleagues.

The Changelog is so very dear to my heart largely due to its variety. While at times in the past it felt a bit Ruby heavy, it's had its share of guests representing a variety of projects. This many years into it, it's also really fascinating to listen to return guests. I listen to all episodes, even if I'm not particularly interested in the featured project/guest.

The best guests of any technology podcast I’ve found.

This is a great show about a wide variety of topics in the open source scene. The production quality is top notch and the interviews are really good. Unfortunately, the shows (which I remember being an hour long back when I first started listening) have gotten too long. I guess it’s just my opinion, but I believe the perfect length for a podcast is 45 min to 1 hour, and these have been going 1:30 or more over the past few months. The reason for this is that they have talked more about the background and ‘origin stories’ of their guests an while that’s interesting, I’d gladly sacrifice it for shows that were shorter and more on topic.

There is always at least one person on this show that I agree with. Five stars.

I am more of a designer than a coder and I love listening to The Changelog because I learn something from each podcast. Great work guys!

Thank you

I always enjoy listening to The Changelog. The guests and topics are top notch. Listening to this show helps keep you relevant and up to date as a developer!

This guys know a lot of programming. Not only that, they manage to get the most awesome guests somehow. I started following then to keep up with programming news, but in the end I realized that I learn so much by listening to this program. I will never stop!

I listen to this on my long drive home. They cover a great range of topics. Many that I would never thought I'd be interested in. The hosts keep it lively and I end up learning so much. Highly recommended.

Love hearning the new hottness.

Great way to keep tabs on a healthy cross-section of open source projects... especially anything related to SASS ;-)

Quickly becoming my favorite podcast.

Listening to the backlog of great interviews, well worth the investment--so much useful content here.

My biggest gripe with some podcasts is they're either (a) too in depth for audio or (b) their simply background news where the hosts flirt and say "that's what she said" and make jokes that make no sense to outsiders, etc. Don't get me wrong, I love a good "that's what she said." The Changelog is the perfect balance. You'll get great little chunks of goodness while listening to The Changelog. Everyone should also check out Adam's The Founder's Talk as well as The Web 2.0 Show.

This podcast is one of the best podcasts I subscribe too. Their episodes do not focus on just one technology, but cover all of the open source world. They address the current trends and hot topics in the Programming Community. SImply put this is a must subscribe to. Keep up the amazing work!

Great interviews with Open Source leaders on the very latest geek goodness.

A very good technical podcast. I enjoy learning about all the cool new open source efforts. This is the one show I grab and listen to as soon as it comes out.

A great resource of high quality, top notch interviews and information on whats happening on the cutting edge, couldn't recommend this podcast more.

FT(Peng)W!

Excellent interviews and commentary on the open source projects which make the Web hum. I'd love more python and less ruby, but the two communities are constantly stealing ideas from each other, so, whatever works. :)

Easily one of the best podcasts on cool open-source projects. Coverage is always enough to get you going and help you make decisions on what projects to investigate, but never gets bogged down in a level of detail unsuitable to radio/podcast. In the long term, I wouldn't mind more focus on non-web projects, but there are hopefully many episodes left to cover other projects. RIYL: make all, hacker news, proggit

If you want to hear great interviews with the movers and shakers of Open Source Software, you have subscribe to this podcast. Additionally, they do a great job sharing tips and links to the hottest new OSS and releases of the oldies but goodies. They ask great questions and you'll get great insight into the motivations behind projects and their maintainers. If you're an open source junkie like I am, subscribe now.

Getting into open source software always seemed like a daunting task. This podcast makes it very accessible to anyone interested. Thanks Adam & Wynn!

Listen to the changelog show!

I came across Changelog via GitHub the other day, and thought I'd give it a try. If the Riak episode is any indication of things to come, this is easily one of the best technology-oriented podcasts available on iTunes. Keep up the great work!

Great show, keep them coming.

I got an awesome open source job through a project I found on The Changelog

I highly recommend this podcast for anyone who wants to stay on top of the fast paced world of OSS. Good stuff!