Introduction

Zig Ziglar was the person who coins the term Automobile University that lead me to listen to podcasts or audiobooks on my daily commute or whenever I'm free.

I always love to listen to stories from these podcast channels that lead me to pick up books.

That is interesting like Red Notice and Boyd.

Soft Skills

• The Jordan Harbinger Show - He interviews people on the areas of networking & human communication.

One particular episode that I loved was by Jack Barsky who was a former sleeper agent of KGB that resided in America during the 70s - 80s.

• The Tim Ferriss Show - He's interviews tons of famous individuals like Reid Hoffman, Pavel Tsatsouline.

His focus is on performance, philosophy & many more which he consolidates all of these pieces of advice into his tribes of mentors book.

• The Knowledge Project - I came across this podcast channel which focuses on adopting mental models & learning and making decisions in stressful situations.

• The Art of Manlinness - He covers a wide range of topics but focus on classic skills for men from fishing, physical training, virtues, books, personal development

Technology

• Software Engineering Daily - My goto podcast that talks about the latest trends, developer practices, DevOps in the realm of software engineering.

• Talk Python To Me - Provides insights, technology & trends in the Python world.

• Breaking into Startups - For those who are seeking to transit from a non STEM field into technology & startups.

• Test & Code - The creator of the book for Python "Python Testing with pytest" that talks about testing, QA and development practices.

Startup/Entrepreneurship

• Master of Scale - Reid Hoffman talks about scaling a startup from creating one's founding team to famous entrepreneurs interview in Silicon Valley.

• Side Hustle School - Daily episodes In less than 10 mins.

He shares stories of successful side hustlers, who had built their side hustles for professional growth, paying down their loans or a place for their creative juices.

• Open Source Underdogs - If open source and startups is your jam you will love it.

In each episode, they interview entrepreneurs who had created their open-source startup from the creators of NPM inc to Tidelift.

• Startup Snapshot - Talks about Asia startups, tech founders and industry leaders that are created by the news media outlet Tech In Asia. I stumbled upon their through their episode about the failure of HonestBee a home delivery startup based in Singapore that had encountered financial difficulties

• Asia Tech Podcast - Graham Brown conduct interviews with entrepreneurs, VC & industry leaders for digital transformation and innovation in Asia. He even had an episode that interview of CEO Tony Fernandes for AirAsia a Malaysian budget airline.

Conclusion

Alright, this is about the list of the podcasts that I had subscribed.

I hope it might be useful for those who are interested in listening to podcasts.

I would love to hear more from you in the comments on the podcast episodes that you love.

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Reference

• Automobile University
• Red Notice
• Boyd
• The Jordan Harbinger Show
• Jack Barsky
• The Tim Ferriss Show
• Tribes of Mentors
• The Knowledge Project
• The Art of Manlinness
• Software Engineering Daily
• Talk Python To Me
• Breaking into Startups
• Test & Code
• Python Testing with pytest
• Master of Scale
• Side Hustle School
• Open Source Underdogs
• Startup Snapshot
• Tech In Asia
• Asia Tech Podcast
• Interview of CEO Tony Fernandes for AirAsia
• AirAsia