But I didn’t get very far in. When I heard her say that she used she her pronouns I knew she was a sheep and promptly unsubscribed. Bye bye. You might be smart but you can’t keep your politics out of software development.

I recently discovered Ruby on Rails and have been consistently impress by the wealth of knowledge and insights shared in each episode. I truly learn something every time I tune in. Highly recommend tuning in!

Brittany is one of the best podcast hosts. She asks wonderful questions and brings out the best in her guests. Funny, insightful, and enlightening.

I just finished listening to a couple of episodes. I decided to subscribe after consistently listening to the guests who seemed more like “day-to-day” and less celebrity-like rockstar programmers who actually implemented the smaller but still significant solutions they talk about. I like the technical depth the host asks the questions and give the guests enough time to expand on the details as much as they need without pressuring then to wrap up or give a bite sized response. I can relate to the guests and been enjoying learning about their different backgrounds and experiences working through certain specific technical challenges. Thanks and keep up the great work!

I listen to a lot of podcasts and Brittany is hands down my favorite host. Completely different vibe since she took over and I’m here for it.

The content of the podcast is very good but the sound quality is poor. Please have Brittany purchase a better microphone for her setup.

Hardly any Ruby on Rails talk here. I've listed to at least a dozen episodes. So I gave it a chance. My advice? Talk about Ruby on Rails. Or change the name.

So glad that Kyle is taking the time to make this happen. The format is just right mix of interview, tips, and humor. I always come away with new insights.

Great source of information on Ruby and Rails and advice for programmers, both new and experienced.

The RoR Podcast is a fantastic show. Great guests, great interviews, on topics that are meaningful to the ever evolving Rails developer. Definitely give it a listen!

I thought the interview on Full Stack Radio was great. I’m mostly finding the commentary very validating as it’s mostly the same view as my own. Separate repos, separate deploys, great stuff. Thanks!

Love this podcast!