Clément Mihailescu learned to code and landed a job at Google in just 6 months. He shares how he did it, how to prepare for technical interviews, and what it’s like balancing a side gig with a full-time job.

Ina Yulo is the global manager for BrightTALK's FinTech community but her career began in advertising. She shares how she fell into tech, how FinTech is disrupting the finance world, and the most common mistake new businesses make.

Career Karma founder Ruben Harris talks in-depth about coding bootcamps, including their history, how to know if one is right for you, income share agreements, and the hybrid between bootcamps and traditional colleges.

Sheila FitzPatrick, who is considered one of the world’s leading experts in data privacy laws in over 160 countries, explains the basics of data privacy and what developers and small tech businesses need to know.

Logan Tran discusses everything DevOps, including what it is, the technology involved, the jobs available, and how to know whether you might be a good fit for a DevOps career.

Christina Gorton, a self-taught creative coder and instructor, talks about making time to learn to code, creative coding, and what it’s like to work remotely.

Gwendolyn Faraday, a senior software developer, public speaker, and writer for freeCodeCamp, discusses hackathons for beginners - what they are, how you get involved, and how to prepare for them.

Recent tech graduate Marie Armstrong discusses how to stand out to employers if you’re not a straight-A student, and the importance of personal branding to get your name heard.

Is getting a college degree worth it if you want to be a software engineer? Mosh Hamedani discusses the best ways to teach yourself tech skills, and why college education may not be the best route for software engineering.

Kyle Prinsloo, founder of studywebdevelopment.com, shares advice on finding your freelance niche, how to start your full-time freelance career, and how to market yourself online.

Entrepreneur, content creator and educator Masha Zvereva talks about influencer marketing, how to create your own tech career, and why she founded her business, Coding Blonde.

Chris Castiglione, the founder of One Month, discusses what it means for the internet to be decentralized and the importance of having digital literacy skills in 2019.

Find out how former airport security officer Samit Saini transitioned into tech, despite being dyslexic and leaving high school at the age of 16.

Wes Bos discusses his extensive background in tech, why he started creating online JavaScript courses, and shares some tips on how to build an online presence.

Imtiaz Ahmed shares why Java and Python are great languages to learn first, and how to become a software developer quickly - even if you’re a complete beginner.

Mark Lassoff explains how online education has evolved over the years and the best way for beginners to start learning how to code.

Hahna Kane Latonick tells us how freelancing on the side can help you reach financial goals, who freelancing is and isn’t right for, and the main challenges new freelancers experience.

Michael Hartl explains how to learn the prerequisites to web development, and why you should have a project or goal in mind before you start learning.

Break Into Tech founder Jeremy Schifeling shares his advice on finding your ideal tech career fit and how to position yourself during the job hunt.

Rehabilitation counselor Judith Lung tells her incredible story about learning to code while blind, what it’s like to work as a blind web developer, and why accessibility in tech matters.

Erica Peterson, founder of Moms Can Code, discusses her difficult education and how she launched her own business to teach other stay-at-home moms how to work in tech.

Jesse Moore realized his ambition to work in tech by listening to the LTCWM podcast, and now he’s a junior developer. He shares his advice for those who want to do the same.

A look back on season 5 of the Learn to Code With Me podcast, and what’s coming up in season 6.

In this special anniversary episode, I’m interviewed by my friend and former colleague, Jess Catorc. I talk about how I started my career in an unrelated field, why I started learning to code, why I started LTCWM, and my experiences working in tech.

As the fifth season of the Learn to Code With Me podcast comes to an end, I share a few updates about what’s coming up over the next few months.