
Bob Dunn and Derek Hanson reflect on blogging, personal writing, and using post formats to shape digital presence beyond social media.


Channel 4 covers open source, the open web, and technology beyond it, through a mix of standalone episodes and rotating series. Some episodes are candid conversations, some are deep dives into the tools and platforms shaping how we build and connect, some are just commentary with a good dose of humor. It's a realistic take on tech, not always the pro-tech kind. You'll also find event coverage, network announcements, and updates on what's new at our network. Part of the Open Channels FM Podcast Network.
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Signup to Generate a PitchChannel 4 covers open source, the open web, and technology beyond it, through a mix of standalone episodes and rotating series. Some episodes are candid conversations, some are deep dives into the tools and platforms shaping how we build and connect, some are just commentary with a good dose of humor.
Recent episodes include "Post Formats, Bring Back the Fun and Flexibility in Blogging" (29 October 2026, 40 minutes), "Linux Foundation on AI, Denmark’s Open Source Test, and Ben Thompson’s Take on the Internet" (28 October 2026, 7 minutes), and "Open Source Debates AI, GridCraft Challenges Excel, Tesco Eyes Proxmox" (27 October 2026, 6 minutes).
Channel 4 publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 20 minutes across 180 episodes.
Booking probability for Channel 4 is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Channel 4 requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Channel 4's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Channel 4 are IT Services & Software Development. Channel 4 has a technology audience.
Channel 4 is a technology podcast with 180 episodes published.
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Bob Dunn and Derek Hanson reflect on blogging, personal writing, and using post formats to shape digital presence beyond social media.

Channel 4
AI quickens open source coding, Denmark tests Collabora beyond Microsoft Office, and Ben Thompson reflects on the changing internet

Reddit’s open source rules, a new Excel alternative, and Tesco considers open virtualization for retail edge infrastructure.

Faster security scans reveal new software issues yet patching and project upkeep require committed maintainers and company contributions.

Shifting barriers in tech reveal new questions about trust, safety, and sustainability in software.

Bowe Frankema shares how digital creation affects daily life and what bringing weirdness back to the internet means.

Munich’s shift to practical open source, Meta and Apple’s AI partnership, and NVIDIA’s hardware-driven open AI models

A commentary on building meaningful online communities that prioritize value and listening over constant activity.

Open Channels FM launched version 5.0, featuring new shows, enhanced navigation, and updated content focus, shifting toward open source philosophy and community engagement.

Bob Dunn discusses the move from highlighting builders to engaging with open source’s wider future.

In this episode, Bob and Adam chat about managing digital workflows, tackling challenges like email overload, CRM usage, and the benefits and downsides of AI tools.

Bob and Nathan dissect fame, revealing it’s often more a glorious prison than a prize, making anonymity sound downright luxurious.

In this episode, Bob and Simon discuss the creative ups and downs of building personal websites, overcoming perfectionism, and finding joy in fun coding projects as part of the indie web journey.

In this episode, Bob and Simon discuss the creative ups and downs of building personal websites, overcoming perfectionism, and finding joy in fun coding projects as part of the indie web journey.

In this episode, Bob and Cami discuss how AI is reshaping web design, offering tips on using AI tools effectively, educating clients, and adapting workflows for better efficiency in the digital space.

Channel 4
In this episode, Bob Dunn recaps six months of key themes, highlighting the surge in AI discussions, ongoing debates about the open web, and WordPress's enduring relevance, while embracing honest dialogue.

This Open Channels FM episode from WordCamp Europe discusses the event's vibrant atmosphere, the integration of AI in WordPress workflows, and the positive community outlook on evolving technology and opportunities.

Bob Dunn launches "Open Tabs," sharing business insights while discussing his new design preferences, the importance of human touch in podcasting, efficient content repurposing with AI, and recommending restofworld.org.

Channel 4
AI: super-smart guesser or just a robot with a flair for the dramatic? Join our hosts as they grill gadgets, predict the future, and ponder if their devices need bedtime stories.

The episode recaps Checkout Summit in Palermo, highlighting insights from WooCommerce creators. Hosts discuss the event’s intimate nature, engaging talks, networking opportunities, and plans for more future gatherings...
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