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One Year of PyPodcats

It’s been a year since we first launched our first podcast episode on December 12, 2023. Since then, we’ve received lots of positive responses and kind words from Python community members about our podcast series.

Episode 7: with Anna Makarudze

We interviewed Anna Makarudze from Zimbabwe to hear about her inspiring journey.

Trailer: Episode 7 with Anna Makarudze

Sneak Peek of our chat with Anna Makarudze, hosted by Mariatta Wijaya and Cheuk Ting Ho.

PyPodcats Partners with PyLadiesCon 2024

PyLadiesCon is back, stronger than ever for its second year, and PyPodcats is thrilled to be their official media partner! As the media partner, we are sharing our podcast-creation resources, like StreamYard and Veed.io subscriptions, with PyLadiesCon and PyLadiesCon speakers.

Episode 6: with Niharika Vadluri

We interviewed Niharika Vadluri from India to hear about her inspiring journey.

Trailer: Episode 6 with Niharika Vadluri

Sneak Peek of our chat with Niharika Vadluri, hosted by Mariatta Wijaya and Cheuk Ting Ho.

PyPodcats at PyCon US 2024

We’re so excited about PyCon US 2024 in Pittsburgh. It was the first time the four of the hosts were in the same room together to share news about our podcast series to the Python community.

Episode 3: with Vicky Twomey-Lee

We interviewed Vicky Twomey-Lee to hear about how she started learning Python, and becoming involved with the Python community in Dublin, Ireland.

Trailer: Episode 3 with Vicky Twomey-Lee

Sneak Peek of our chat with Vicky Twomey-Lee, hosted by Georgi Ker and Tereza Iofciu.

Episode 2: with Karolina Ladino

We interviewed Karolina Ladino to hear about how she started learning Python, and becoming involved with the Python community in Colombia.

Happy International Women's Day

March 8th marks International Women’s Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the achievements of women around the world and advocating for gender equality. In the Python Podcast community, as we have previously reported, women are underrepresented, and yet they continue to make meaningful contributions to the Python community.