We did it live. And it went off without a hitch.
Last week Technical.ly experimented with a podcast live show — complete with an audio timeline, personal essays and interpretive dancers. It was fun.
Full audience and awesome speakers at @Technical_ly's LIVE podcast recording #PTW15 pic.twitter.com/7DaBhFkrSo
— Philly Tech Week (@PhillyTechWeek) March 25, 2015
This month’s podcast explores the innovation legacy on which current ventures are built. How do we build on the past? How do we create a more inclusive tech community? How do we choose where to live?
We explored those topics in front of a live audience, and now you can hear the show in its entirety.
- Listen below, download the episode or subscribe to the Technical.ly Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. It’s also available via this RSS feed.
A big shoutout to electronic musician Pixel8ter who performed live. And a huge thanks to our producer, John Myers, who’s available for podcast mixing and production. Check out his website. We couldn’t recommend him more highly.
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