Alex Reardon explains how he managed to fit in creating a course with a busy home life and a full-time job.

Ryan Florence and Joel Hooks chat about what Remix is and what lead to its creation.

Jacky and Joel Chat about first languages, motivation, good questions, and mentorship.

Chris and Joel chat about learning to program, mindest, and motivation.

Shawn Wang chats about learning in public, being a specialist vs a generalist, and mentorship.

Joel and Kent chat about what led to the successful launch of Epic React.

Joel chats with Tomasz Łakomy about what defines a senior developer, Svelte, learning in public, and speaking at conferences.

Shirley Wu chats about her career as a freelancer, what data visualization is, how to get started with learning data visualization, taking data visualization into the real world, and her tech stack.

Courtland Allen, the founder of indiehackers.com, chats with Joel about what defines an Indie Hacker, how he started his website, community building, the influence of revenue, and the subtle ways that you can lose your independency.

Rosie Sherry talks with Joel Hooks about creating a true community.

Sarah Federman talks with Joel Hooks about accessible design systems

Segun Adebayo talks about how he ended up becoming a UX engineer as well as the Chakra UI design system.

Nick DeJesus talks to Joel Hooks about how he went from a gamer to a developer because of one side-project.

Monica Powell talks with Joel Hooks about the journey to her first development job, attending and organizing meetups, contributing to open-source, and time travel with git.

Erin Doyle talks with Joel Hooks about React and how she takes a test driven approach to accessibility.

Amelia Wattenberger talks with Joel Hooks about the book she wrote on data visualization with D3.

Hiro talks about rediscovering web development, how she went from working help-desk to becoming a freelance consultant, the unexpected challenges of freelance, and how jargon makes it difficult for people without a tech-background to learn and communicate.

Khalal talks about his experience writing the dad jokes SMS bot, how CS curriculums can kill the joy of coding, and the problems with bootcamp marketing.

Tracy Lee talks about the value of learning to code as an entrepreneur, mentorship, code bootcamps, and how to break into the industry.

Molly Struve shares her approach to ensuring that projects are performant, reliable, and well-documented.

Justin Samuels talks switching majors, debugging, asking questions, and representing Atlanta.

Will Larson talks about the moral dilemmas and decisions that managers have to make.

Marisa Morby talks about what she does as a product manager.

Laurie Barth talks about how to retain what you learn and provides solutions to the broken interview process.