Debugging Dan is where I’ll be sharing my personal experiences as I juggle being a husband and a dad, having a full-time job and a passion for side projects. It’s not so much about debugging code, that’s a metaphor. It is about debugging and navigating life in general. Why start this podcast? For me, it’s about creating a space where we can learn and grow together. Life can get hectic, and side projects can sometimes feel overwhelming. But through this weekly podcast, I hope to offer some guidance, share some laughs, and most importantly, remind you that you’re not alone in this journey. www.debuggingdan.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchDebugging Dan is where I’ll be sharing my personal experiences as I juggle being a husband and a dad, having a full-time job and a passion for side projects. It’s not so much about debugging code, that’s a metaphor. It is about debugging and navigating life in general. Why start this podcast?
Recent episodes include "Use AI For Tasks" (5 September 2026, 9 minutes), "Can You Record a Podcast With a Drone?" (27 August 2026, 2 minutes), and "I use AI... Then Don't" (20 August 2026, 5 minutes).
Debugging Dan publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 12 minutes across 49 episodes.
Booking probability for Debugging Dan is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Debugging Dan requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Debugging Dan's contact route on record: verified email.
Debugging Dan is a technology podcast with 49 episodes published.
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Episode #49
Dan’s take is: don’t treat AI like a text generator machine. Instead, use it to handle the boring, repetitive stuff and turn your work into actual actions. He argues that future differentiation will come from human...
Episode #48
Dan talks about how he’s been recording his podcast for fun—at first right at his desk, then switching to recording during his morning walks to get more free time. He’s been doing audio-only since he doesn’t use a...
Episode #47
Dan talks about how his AI use tends to come in cycles. He’ll go all-in for a while—having AI draft emails and messages, handling a lot of the “communication + creative” stuff—but then his confidence drops. Sometimes he...
Episode #46
Dan talks about why he never got around to live-streaming coding much in the past, but lately they’ve been thinking about how it would work now, especially with AI coding/agentic workflows. They bring up an example like...
Episode #45
On his daily walk, Dan reflects on the “infinite frontier” of AI: models keep getting updated, and what was great a year ago can suddenly feel behind today. They talk about juggling different model tiers (more expensive...
Episode #44
Dan talks on why relying on a single big AI provider is risky — especially from the EU perspective where data rules differ and most innovation (OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, etc.) is US‑based. I cover political/legal...
Episode #43
Lately it feels like every AI/IDE tool has been changing how you pay—moving away from “credits per chat” to models that charge more directly for compute and use. In this episode, Dan breaks down what’s going on with...
Episode #42
In this special episode 42 of Debugging Dan, the Dan reflects on Douglas Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy—especially why the number 42 matters and how it’s more about the journey than the actual “answer.” He...
Episode #42
<p>In this special episode 42 of Debugging Dan, the Dan reflects on Douglas Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy—especially why the number 42 matters and how it’s more about the journey than the actual “answer.” He...
Episode #41
<p>On this episode, Dan talks about the “second brain” idea—basically a system (think Notion/Obsidian) for saving info so an AI can pull it up later and also help turn old content into new documents. They describe a...
Episode #40
<p>Dan explains how he uses GitHub Actions for non-code tasks—specifically automating his podcast workflow. He wires up n8n and a Telegram bot to trigger GitHub workflows that run FFmpeg to generate thumbnails, stitch...
Episode #39
<p>Dan breaks down a bunch of recent signs that the “AI” honeymoon might be ending—mostly driven by compute capacity getting tight. He points to examples like GitHub Copilot pausing new subscriptions and possibly...
Episode #38
<p>Dan records a foggy-morning rant about why AI-assisted coding feels like two different worlds: the fast, messy freedom of bootstrapped solo projects versus the slower, controlled pace of agency work.</p> <p>Stay...
Episode #37
<p>Dan takes a stroll and thinks out loud about peer-to-peer networking. Thinking about using P2P to connect AI agents and unpacking how these systems actually find each other. I run through history (Napster...
Episode #36
<p>Dan digs into “standalone” AI agents—agents you kick off with a goal and they go figure it out without you babysitting them. He talks through building a DIY orchestration setup with a “composer/conductor” agent that...
Episode #35
<p>Dan talks abouto how the IDE/editor space is shifting fast thanks to AI/agentic dev. VS Code (and its open-ish Monaco/Electron base) has spawned a bunch of forks like Cursor, Windsurf, etc., but those forks can get...
Episode #34
<p>Dan takes OpenCLAW for a spin—well, more like a skeptical walk-and-talk about why everyone’s suddenly hyped on it. He breaks down what it actually is (an agent framework that can run tools, hit the command line, and...
Episode #33
<p>This episode is basically a “how do I stop freezing up when I record solo?” brain dump—recorded on a morning walk. Dan talks about the weird invisible hurdle of starting (talking to yourself outside at 6:30am is… a...
Episode #32
<p>Dan talks on the “next level” of autonomous AI agents after chatting with colleagues about OpenClaw (agent harness + gateway + Slack/Discord-style messaging). He breaks down what’s cool (teams of agents that browse...
Episode #31
<p>Dan’s back after a hiatus! He ditched the studio (and side-project burnout) to record this rebooted podcast during his daily walks. No fancy setups — just earbuds, noise reduction, and outdoor vibes. Expect casual...
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