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Learning the Dots

Hosted by Matt Williams · business · EN

8 episodesAudience: 2
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About this Podcast:

Learning the Dots is a technology learning podcast from the hosts of Connecting the Dots . In each episode, Alex and Morgan take one technology topic and break it down clearly, calmly, and practically—no jargon, no hype, and no prior tech knowledge required. This isn’t about chasing headlines. It’s about understanding how modern technology actually works, why it exists, and why it matters in everyday life and work. Using simple explanations, real-world analogies, and thoughtful conversation, Learning the Dots helps listeners build confidence with the tools and concepts shaping today’s world. Whether you’re a professional who wants to sound smarter in meetings, a student trying to make sense of complex ideas, or simply someone who wants technology explained without the intimidation, Learning the Dots is here to help you learn—one dot at a time.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

21%

Guest openness

Selective

80/100
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Questions about Learning the Dots

What is Learning the Dots about?

Learning the Dots is a technology learning podcast from the hosts of Connecting the Dots. In each episode, Alex and Morgan take one technology topic and break it down clearly, calmly, and practically, no jargon, no hype, and no prior tech knowledge required. This isn’t about chasing headlines.

Who hosts Learning the Dots?

Learning the Dots is hosted by Matt Williams. The show has published 8 episodes to date.

What has Learning the Dots covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Enterprise Architecture, Connecting Business Strategy and Technology" (13 March 2026, 22 minutes), "MDM - Master Data, Metadata, and the “Golden Record”" (10 March 2026, 17 minutes), and "DevOps in 2026, From Automation to AI Orchestration" (3 March 2026, 24 minutes).

How often does Learning the Dots publish?

Learning the Dots publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 8 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Learning the Dots?

Booking probability for Learning the Dots is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Learning the Dots requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Learning the Dots's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Learning the Dots?

The strongest fits for Learning the Dots are IT Services & Software Development. Learning the Dots has a business audience.

About the host

Matt Williams hosts Learning the Dots, a business podcast with 8 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Feb 7, 202612 minS1

    <p>In this episode of Learning the Dots, Alex and Morgan tackle Markdown—what it looks like today, why it has changed, and how teams can create documentation that actually gets used. The discussion focuses on why...

  • Feb 4, 202616 minS1

    <p>In this inaugural episode of Learning the Dots, Alex and Morgan introduce Mermaid.js, an open-source tool that lets you create diagrams using simple text instead of drag-and-drop editors. The conversation focuses on...

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