Podcasts
We do podcasts. Yep. Who doesn’t these days? We produce a variety of shows - such as our weekly episodes bringing you the latest news in the world of tech for good. We also do a bunch of special series each year. These include interviews with huge names in the tech and social sector. We cover topics such as WorkerTech and the Gig Economy, the Circular Economy, and diversity in tech.
Tech for Good lIve Weekly
A bunch of best friends in the tech for good and pro-social sector gather around a table, drink a bit too much, and talk about what is new in the tech for good scene.
From rampant AI's and gamification to social fundraising and new ways of donating. Join us on a meandering ramble through the ever changing landscape of tech that makes the world a better place.
“Yeah, I suppose it’s fine”
MAKING FRIENDS WITH…
Making Friends With is a new special series geared around indepth interviews with people doing exceptional work in the tech or social sectors. Throughout this series will be sitting down and chatting with experts in user research, campaigning, illustration and design, government tech and much more!
UX Copenhagen 2019
We’re back at UX Copenhagen - bringing you three great podcasts with a bunch of great speakers from the conference.
We talk data ethics, consent and privacy, and content strategy. It’s fun, exciting, informative, and we only talk about killing baby Hitler once. Score! Guests include: Saskia Videler, Sheryl Cababa, Darren Menachemson, Gry Hasselbalch and Nicole A. Cooke.
THE WORKER TECH PODCAST
This podcast is a three part series about WorkerTech and how technology can help empower workers - especially those in low-skilled jobs and on low incomes. We explore how the nature of work has changed, we talk about how tech can help give workers a voice, and we wrestle with the Gig Economy. All that, and more! This series was made in conjunction with our good friends at Bethnal Green Ventures.
The FEDERATION PRESENTS…
We'll be working with The Federation through the year to bring you a series of podcasts with speakers on Tech Ethics that they've sourced from around the world. Speakers will include Mary Mazzio, Aurelie Pols, Sara Wachter-Boettcher, Frank Pasquale and Shannon Vallor.
The Circular EconomY
This podcast is a three part series about the Circular Economy we worked on with our friends at Dsposal. It’s part of The Disruptive Innovation Festival 2018. Is The Circular Economy a model that can save us from planetary crisis or just a nice idea that will never work?
UX Copenhagen 2018
UX Copenhagen 2018 was a two day conference on ethical design and we were there, bringing you three podcasts looking across a range of topics. Accessibility, dark patterns and design ethics. We speak with David Dylan Thomas, Mike Monteiro, Molly Watt, Martin Isban and Eriol Fox.
Camp Digital 2018
Camp Digital is a one day annual conference in Manchester, UK. We were invited to take over their 'Fireside chat' breakout room for the day. We ran 3 fireside chats and a panel discussion on topics such as imposter syndrome, tech activism, social media and accessibility. Our guests included Dr Sue Black, Molly Watt, Ben Leonard, Gavin Elliot and Rachael Shah.
International Women’s Day podcast 2018
It's International Women's Day so we’ve decided to do something different from our usual podcast. We decided to shut up.
This podcast is a chance for you to hear the stories of what it’s like to be a woman working in tech today. These are first hand stories. They are true. And we should all listen and reflect.
Some of our previous guests
Mike Monteiro
Owner of Mule Design
Mary Mazzio
Director of Netflix documentary “I Am Jane Doe”.
Sara Wachter-Bottcher
Content strategy and UX expert. Author of Technically Wrong
Steve Portigal
User Researcher and author of Doorbells, Danger, and Dead Batteries
Dr Sue Black
Author of “Saving Bletchley Park” and government advisor.
Richard Wilson
Co-Founder of Stop Funding Hate
“Given the worldwide ‘podscape’ of inane babble, received wisdom and white noise, this stands out: Genuine voices, open-minded not ego-driven, often listenable throughout and occasionally downright compelling”