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Technology (19 Broadcasts, 1070 Episodes)

5by5 Specials

Hosted by Dan Benjamin.

Eighteen episodes since October, 2011.

5by5 special events.

Amplified

Hosted by Jim Dalrymple & Dan Benjamin.

Fifty-five episodes since April, 2012.

Amplified is an award winning talk show about Apple, Mac, iPad, iPhone, iOS, guitars, amps, music, and recording. Get ready to rock.

Back to Work

Hosted by Merlin Mann & Dan Benjamin.

One hundred and nineteen episodes since January, 2011.

Back to Work is an award winning talk show with Merlin Mann and Dan Benjamin discussing productivity, communication, work, barriers, constraints, tools, and more.

Bionic

Hosted by Matt Alexander & Myke Hurley.

Forty-two episodes since April, 2013.

Bionic is a show dedicated to the discussion of competing technological and media ecosystems.

The Changelog

Hosted by Adam Stacoviak & Andrew Thorp.

Eighty-nine episodes since May, 2013.

The Changelog is a member supported blog and podcast that covers what's fresh and new in open source. Open source moves fast. Keep up.

CMD+Space

Hosted by Myke Hurley.

Forty-three episodes since April, 2013.

A tech news talk show that puts a spotlight on the guest.

Critical Path is a talk show contemplating the causality of success and failure in mobile computing. Using Apple as a lens to look at both telecom and traditional computing markets, we try to understand what it means to be great.

The Crossover

Hosted by Dan Benjamin.

Ten episodes since November, 2012.

A weekly discussion featuring hosts from 5by5's many shows with no limit on topic or fixed agenda; a freeform flow of ideas leading to a great conversation, from culture to tech and beyond.

Founders Talk

Hosted by Adam Stacoviak.

Forty-two episodes since October, 2010.

Founders Talk is an interview podcast, featuring in-depth, one on one, conversations with Founders. Tune in live on Wednesday's at 5pm CST!

The Frequency

Hosted by Haddie Cooke & Dan Benjamin.

One hundred and twenty-six episodes since October, 2012.

The Frequency is a weekly news and talk show focused on bringing you the top stories from the real world, the tech world, and sometimes the weird world.

High Density

Hosted by Horace Dediu.

One episode since December, 2012.

High Density is an interview show bringing together the sharpest minds in the world to discuss how markets and business models are changing in a state of perpetual disruption. All signal, no noise, and the merciless pursuit of the truth.

In Beta

Hosted by Gina Trapani & Kevin Purdy.

Forty-nine episodes since June, 2012.

In Beta is a talk show about tech culture, making open source software, and how mobile, social, and web apps are changing the world.

Mac Power Users

Hosted by David Sparks & Katie Floyd.

One hundred and thirty-eight episodes since August, 2011.

Learn about getting the most from your Apple technology with focused topics and workflow guests. Creating Mac Power Users, one geek at a time since 2009.

The News

Hosted by Myke Hurley.

Sixty-eight episodes since February, 2013.

A daily update on the latest in tech, Apple, gaming, web, and geek culture. It's the only news that matters.

Old Tech News

Hosted by Andy Ihnatko.

Six episodes since October, 2012.

Old Tech News is the audiobook edition of my tech writings from The Chicago Sun-Times and elsewhere. The show features news and reviews as fresh as last week as well as older writings that still contain plenty of relevance. It's all good, useful stuff, but the FDA says I can't sell this material as "fresh" so: "Old Tech News" it is.

On Taking Pictures

Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris.

Fifty-five episodes since February, 2013.

Every week, Jeffery Saddoris and Bill Wadman take on the art, science, and philosophy of photography and explore how they play out behind the camera in the process of making images. Insider insights for the novice, shop talk for the professional, and opinionated discussion for the interested observer of the field's trends and legacy.

The Pipeline

Hosted by Dan Benjamin.

Fifty-seven episodes since February, 2010.

The Pipeline is an interview show, featuring in-depth conversations with innovators, designers, geeks, newsmakers, entrepreneurs, and people who create amazing things.

Quit!

Hosted by Dan Benjamin.

Twenty-four episodes since November, 2012.

Ever quit a job? Ever redefined yourself within one? Ever started something and won big ... or failed? QUIT! is a call-in show helping people sort out their lives, reevaluate their options, kick their crummy jobs, and start something awesome.

Call in live at 512-518-5714 or leave a voicemail at 512-222-8141.

Systematic

Hosted by Brett Terpstra.

Forty-four episodes since July, 2012.

A weekly discussion about creativity, productivity, work, and everything Mac and iOS.

Web (2 Broadcasts, 143 Episodes)

The Big Web Show

Hosted by Jeffrey Zeldman.

Ninety-one episodes since April, 2010.

The award winning Big Web Show features special guests and topics like web publishing, art direction, content strategy, typography, web technology, and more. It's everything web that matters.

The Web Ahead

Hosted by Jen Simmons.

Fifty-two episodes since September, 2011.

A weekly podcast about changing technologies and the future of the web, discussing HTML5, mobile, responsive design, iOS, Android, and more.

Culture (10 Broadcasts, 866 Episodes)

5by5 at the Movies

Hosted by Dan Benjamin.

One episode since January, 2012.

5by5's hosts and guests review their favorite movies.

The Comic Shack

Hosted by Moisés Chiullan & Dan Benjamin.

Twenty-eight episodes since June, 2012.

From Super Powers to Secret Wars, every week our panel discusses the latest in comics, along with history and information you can use to help build your collection. No genre or hero is left behind!

Geek Friday

Hosted by Faith Korpi & Jason Seifer.

Seventy-three episodes since September, 2011.

A weekly show exploring, discussing, and reality-checking your favorite geek topics, including technology, television, movies, music, comics, gear, and more.

Giant Size

Hosted by Moisés Chiullan.

Twenty-three episodes since November, 2012.

Each week we talk to comics creators, from industry icons to mighty modern marvels, criss-crossing the print and digital comicverse to talk to the voices behind stories of all types, styles, and genre.

The Ihnatko Almanac

Hosted by Andy Ihnatko & Dan Benjamin.

Sixty-nine episodes since September, 2011.

The Ihnatko Almanac is a weekly discussion that mostly focuses on the Clickable Arts: the movies, music, books, comics, articles, and other bits of entertainment and news that Andy and Dan have been reaching through a mouse click recently.

Warning: the Almanac is a designated meme-free zone. We prefer our pianos to be played by expert human artists, not by poorly-Photoshopped cats.

The Incomparable

Hosted by Jason Snell.

One hundred and forty episodes since September, 2011.

An award-winning weekly show about geeky cultural topics in numerous media, including books, movies, TV, comics, and games. Jason Snell talks with a rotating panel of regular guests including John Siracusa, Dan Moren, Glenn Fleishman, Serenity Caldwell, and Scott McNulty.

Latest in Paleo

Hosted by Angelo Coppola.

Sixty-nine episodes since January, 2011.

Latest in Paleo is a weekly podcast that delivers the latest health and fitness news from a unique perspective where scientific evidence intersects with evolutionary clues.

The Pen Addict

Hosted by Brad Dowdy & Myke Hurley.

Fifty-four episodes since May, 2013.

Analog tools are often pushed aside in the digital age but The Pen Addict Podcast is bringing them back, front and center. Join Brad Dowdy, aka "The Pen Addict" and Myke Hurley each week as they discuss all things pen and paper.

Screen Time

Hosted by Moisés Chiullan.

Thirty-five episodes since August, 2012.

Screen Time is a weekly talk show about the world of screen-based media, from movies and TV to games and more, with guests from both inside and outside the industry, at the intersection of content and delivery.

After Dark

Hosted by Dan Benjamin.

Three hundred and seventy-four episodes since March, 2011.

This is what happens after Dan and his co-hosts hit "STOP" and their official shows are over. Behind the scenes, casual, unedited, and uncensored.

Retired Shows (19 Broadcasts)

The B&B Podcast

Hosted by Ben Brooks & Shawn Blanc.

Ninety-two episodes since March, 2012.

The B&B Podcast is a weekly technology talk show co-hosted by Ben Brooks and Shawn Blanc. Show topics include Apple, productivity, writing, software, iPhones and iPads, and the like.

Boom, Outta Here

Hosted by Brandon Rosage & Dan Benton.

Ten episodes since January, 2011.

A weekly talk show at the intersection of sports and common sense.

Briefly Awesome

Hosted by Christina Warren & Dan Benjamin.

Twenty-three episodes since October, 2010.

A weekly rundown of what's cool, new, and interesting in the world of web, mobile, social media, and entertainment. If it's awesome, it's here.

Build and Analyze

Hosted by Marco Arment & Dan Benjamin.

One hundred and eight episodes since November, 2010.

A weekly news and discussion show about the world of iPhone, iPad, iOS, and mobile web development.

The Cocktail Napkin

Hosted by Jeremy Fuksa.

Fifty-three episodes since August, 2011.

Some of the greatest ideas begin as scribbles on the back of a cocktail napkin. On this periodical of uncurbed ideas, a wide variety of guests discuss creativity, ideas and inspiration.

Content Talks

Hosted by Kristina Halvorson.

Fifteen episodes since February, 2011.

The Web's only content strategy show features interviews with smart people who care about content—perspectives in UX, IT, app dev, marketing, business strategy and more.

The Conversation

Hosted by Dan Benjamin.

Forty episodes since January, 2010.

A talk show featuring discussions with special guests, the latest tech and development news, and your calls.

The Daily Edition

Hosted by Jen Simmons & Dan Benjamin.

Seventy-two episodes since January, 2011.

The Daily Edition with Dan Benjamin is a daily show bringing you a little bit of everything, like news, talk, and discussion.

The Dev Show

Hosted by Jason Seifer & Dan Benjamin.

Thirty-seven episodes since January, 2010.

The Dev Show brings you news and discussion about the latest topics in the software development community, focused on Ruby, PHP, Java, JavaScript, and more.

EE Podcast

Hosted by Lea Alcantara & Ryan Irelan.

Forty-five episodes since September, 2009.

The EE Podcast features technical discussions about ExpressionEngine, and the latest news and updates from the EE community.

Hypercritical

Hosted by John Siracusa & Dan Benjamin.

One hundred episodes since January, 2011.

A weekly talk show ruminating on exactly what is wrong in the world of Apple and related technologies and businesses. Nothing is so perfect that it can't be complained about.

Internet Superhero

Hosted by Dave Pell.

Seventeen episodes since September, 2010.

Addicted insider Dave Pell's soundbytes from Tweetage Wasteland: a look at our lives in the era of the social web, at the intersection of realtime and real life.

Let's Make Mistakes

Hosted by Katie Gillum & Mike Monteiro.

Thirty-two episodes since April, 2011.

Mike Monteiro and Katie Gillum of Mule Design talk mostly about design and how to do it, with a few tangents along the way.

The Mixdown

Hosted by Anthony Stauffer & Dan Benjamin.

Ten episodes since July, 2010.

The Mixdown is a talk show about audio/video recording and broadcasting, featuring discussion about gear, tips, tricks, and advice. It's part education, part discussion, and part audience Q/A.

The Nickel

Hosted by Will Carroll.

Thirty-five episodes since March, 2012.

Sitting at the intersection of sports and technology, The Nickel brings together both worlds in a unique way and a unique voice, with new analysis, discussion, and interviews every week.

On the Internet

Hosted by Jason Seifer.

Six episodes since December, 2010.

On The Internet brings you the latest news and gossip from the tech world. Topics include new games, Apple, Google, start-ups, and more. Nothing is off limits.

Tack Sharp

Hosted by Duncan Davidson & Dan Benjamin.

Twelve episodes since November, 2008.

Tack Sharp is a podcast about the art and science of photography, equipment, gear, and techniques, with topics and discussions geared toward both professional and hobbyist photographers.