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I find Changelog podcasts ( https://changelog.com/podcasts ) very high quality. Some examples: - Richard Hipp (SQLite creator) ( https://changelog.com/podcast/454 ) - Co-founder of Cockroach Labs (Massive scale and ultra-resilience)
I like how all episodes have transcripts so you can read/search instead of listening as well.
https://www.se-radio.net/ Eg:- https://www.se-radio.net/2008/01/episode-84-dick-gabriel-on-...
I’d recommend Adam Gordon Bell https://corecursive.com/
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I believe they mean someone with the charisma and depth to give great interviews with many interesting people but specifically in this case, people that code. Much of Joe's audience would tune out after a few minutes of coding discussion. So in this case, an interviewer that can pull in some of the top developers from around the world and be able to carry on interesting conversations with them that would draw in an a…
>charisma and depth Are we watching the same person? I like Rogan's interviews, but he draws out good content by being dopey and asking simple questions, not by being charismatic and deep.
Joe Rogan interviewed John Carmack. Does that count?
Lex Fridman. At first I thought, who is this unheralded plebe and how is he getting famous people to talk to him? Turns out he's thoughtful, oddly charismatic, sufficiently smart, and most importantly, non-cringey.
Whatever you're smoking, I'd love to take a hit because Friedman is absolutely cringy. Smart, yes, but mostly cringy.
Terry Davis