Best Lone Wolf Technologies Podcasts (2025)

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#197 Harvard CS50 prof David J. Malan on why you should take your time learning programming 1:17:06

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Dr. David J. Malan teaches computer science at Harvard. Over the past decade, millions of people have taken his CS50 course both in person and online. He joins us to talk about: 1. Why he still recommends learning the C programming language in 2026 2. How he intentionally nerfs hist student's coding editors and LLMs to help them learn fundamentals …

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#196 Applying into the void with recruiter admin Abbey Perini 1:08:55

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Abbey Perini taught herself programming at age 27 while working as an admin at an engineering recruitment agency. She has worked extensively with large legacy codebases and taught best practices to developers internationally. We talk about: - How to hit the ground running with a large legacy codebase - How to get employers to remember you and actua…

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Making Sense of Real Estate's Biggest Consolidations with Craig McClelland 23:06

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In this essential episode of PropTech Pulse, host Kyle Hunter welcomes Craig McClelland, a 25-year real estate veteran who has operated at every level of the industry—from independent brokerage owner to national corporate leader, mortgage servicing rights portfolio manager, and active PropTech investor. McClelland brings rare 360-degree visibility …

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PropTech Pulse Episode: Phil Price on Independent Brokerage Strategy in a Consolidating Market 22:23

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In this episode of PropTech Pulse, host Kyle Hunter welcomes Phil Price, CFO of Smith & Associates Real Estate and LUXE Title Services. Price brings a distinctive perspective to real estate technology and operations, combining his CPA background and experience at KPMG with eight years leading finance, operations, technology, and ancillary services …

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#195 He Turned Down a FAANG Dev Job to Keep Working Remotely with Patrick Hartley 50:49

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Patrick Hartley is a self-taught developer with nearly a decade of software engineering experience. When he was 21 he had to dropped out of college to provide for his family. He taught himself programming while working at a thrift store. After building his own apps and freelancing, he became the founding engineer at startup that got acquired, and h…

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#194 First dev job at 45 – Interview with self-taught freeCodeCamp grad Eric Carlson 1:10:52

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Eric Carlson is a self-taught software engineer at Cisco. In his early 20s, he worked his way up to manager at the busiest Dominos Pizza in Canada. He eventually went to college and studied liberal arts, then worked as a teacher for two decades before teaching himself programming using freeCodeCamp. He got his first developer job at age 45 by using…

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#193 From injured athlete to software engineer with Kaleb Garner 1:13:08

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Kaleb Garner is a software engineer working at a medical technology app company. He got a scholarship to play baseball at a state university, but a serious knee injury ended his career and he dropped out. After moving back in with his parents and working at an optometry office, he decided to teach himself programming. He used freeCodeCamp and 100De…

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#192 Evan You – From Art School Kid to Open Source Legend 1:20:45

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Evan You is the creator of the popular Vue JavaScript library for front end development and the Vite JavaScript build tool that a lot of devs use as a boilerplate for their new projects. He's a self-taught developer based in Singapore. He shares tips for: - Getting involved in open source - Leading open source projects and attracting sponsors - And…

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#191 From manufacturing worker to first developer job at age 43 with Thomas Gooch 58:55

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He's a self-taught software engineer who got his first developer job at age 43. He spent decades working in manufacturing while raising his kids, before using freeCodeCamp to learn programming. He was able to translate his JavaScript skills into working on enterprise Java apps, and now works at a semiconductor company. We talk about: What working 1…

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#190 Lone Wolf Dev turned Open Source Super Contributor Tom Mondloch 38:19

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Tom Mondloch quit programming after he finished community college. After a few years of odd jobs, he decided to get back into programming and discovered freeCodeCamp. He was just learning his own way, and didn't think freeCodeCamp's linear curriculum would be worth his time. But he stuck with it, got good, and ultimately started contributing to our…

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#189 Learn Chess and Become a Better Developer with Ihechikara Abba (ELO rating of 2285) 58:35

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On this week's freeCodeCamp podcast we're talking with software engineer Ihechikara Abba, who has a chess ELO rating of 2285, putting him among top competitive chess players. We just published his freeCodeCamp course on chess end games, and an accompanying handbook. We talk about: how learning chess can make you a better developer tips for getting …

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#188 Playing the Developer Job Search Game to Win in 2025 with Danny Thompson & Leon Noel 56:37

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For this week's interview, we've got a special treat. I'm talking with two legends in the self-taught developer community. Danny Thompson worked for 10 years at a Tennessee gas station, frying chicken for people to eat, sometimes working 80 hour weeks just to provide for his family. And yet, Danny had ambition. He taught himself to code using freeC…

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#187 How to focus on building your skills when everything's so distracting with Ania Kubów 57:29

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For this week's interview, I'm talking with Ania Kubów. She's a software engineer and prolific programming teacher on YouTube. She shares tips for: - Getting into game development and using JavaScript and browser games as an entry point - How to keep your focus in an increasingly distracting world - How AI tools are a jack hammer and you usually ju…

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#168 How to use AI as an accelerator, not a crutch, with freelance engineer Ankur Tyagi 54:25

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For this week's interview, I'm talking with Ankur Tyagi. He's a software engineer who's worked at multinational companies like Volvo, Barclays, and Accenture. He grew up in Pune, India and now lives in Gothenburg, Sweden. Ankur is a prolific contributor to freeCodeCamp's open source learning resources. He also runs DevTools Academy, where he blogs …

Lone Wolf Technologies Podcasts

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Proptech Pulse

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The freeCodeCamp Podcast

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#197 Harvard CS50 prof David J. Malan on why you should take your time learning programming 1:17:06

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#196 Applying into the void with recruiter admin Abbey Perini 1:08:55

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Making Sense of Real Estate's Biggest Consolidations with Craig McClelland 23:06

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PropTech Pulse Episode: Phil Price on Independent Brokerage Strategy in a Consolidating Market 22:23

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#195 He Turned Down a FAANG Dev Job to Keep Working Remotely with Patrick Hartley 50:49

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#194 First dev job at 45 – Interview with self-taught freeCodeCamp grad Eric Carlson 1:10:52

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#193 From injured athlete to software engineer with Kaleb Garner 1:13:08

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#192 Evan You – From Art School Kid to Open Source Legend 1:20:45

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#191 From manufacturing worker to first developer job at age 43 with Thomas Gooch 58:55

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#190 Lone Wolf Dev turned Open Source Super Contributor Tom Mondloch 38:19

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#189 Learn Chess and Become a Better Developer with Ihechikara Abba (ELO rating of 2285) 58:35

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#188 Playing the Developer Job Search Game to Win in 2025 with Danny Thompson & Leon Noel 56:37

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#187 How to focus on building your skills when everything's so distracting with Ania Kubów 57:29

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#168 How to use AI as an accelerator, not a crutch, with freelance engineer Ankur Tyagi 54:25