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People in STEM are known for being ultra-rational, and atheism is the norm. I myself was an atheist for most of my life and had my share of jokes about religious people and their irrationality. But after 20 years, I through reading, studying and reasoning, I joined the Roman Catholic Church. And now I want to chat with believers, and learn more about their experiences in the field of science and tech.
Glauber hosts The Save File, a religion show with 19 episodes published.
Matt Holt is the creator of the wildly successful Caddy web server. He's also a member of the restored Church of Jesus Christ, AKA the Mormon Church. . I am not. Can we both be right? We had a lovely discussion about tha
Kelvin Beachum is no ordinary athlete. While it is common for athletes to break into tech investing, Kelvin goes where few dare to go: he invests in Open Source tech infrastructure -- and even attended KubeCon. Kelvin is
My guest today is John Larsen, a software developer from Norway, who enjoys PHP, and doesn’t seem to like Java very much. He was raised into a fringe Christian Church with 8 siblings, and after seeing that Church dissolv
Josh Cirre comes from a creative background, but got into coding from a desire to help his customers. Now he works for Laravel as a Support Engineer and DevRel. We talked about beauty, morality and logic, and how he view
My Guest today is Adon Irani. We had a great conversation as his upbringing in a mixed home with a Zoroastrian father and a Baptist mother, how at age 11 he dedicated his life to Christ but completely forgot about it, an
Join me today to talk about Java & Jesus with Mary Grygleski. She is the president of the Chicago Java Users Group, a Developer Advocate, and the AI Practice Lead at Callibriti. We discussed her upbringing as a Catholic
My guest today is Mina Abadir. Mina is the CTO of Flightcontrol, and a member of the Coptic Church. In this episode we talked about growing up in Egypt as part of a minority religion, and how he had his religion inscribe
In today's episode, I sat down for a chat with Eric Anderson. A PM from Google turned a successful Venture Capitalist at Scale, where he invested in companies like Datastax, Permit.io, and Honeycomb.io. Eric grew up as a
In today's episode, I had the pleasure of talking to Raina. She is a cradle Catholic from Pakistan, and we had a great conversation about how her experience growing up, and how in contrast with the safety we have in the
Today, we flip the script: Kent C. Dodds is the host, and I'll be the guest. I had the opportunity to talk about how I was raised in a nominally Catholic environment, but left it at age 14 when I was convinced atheism wa
In this episode, TJ DeVries joins me to talk about Dostoevsky, suffering, and whether nailing your own testicles to the ground is a smart idea. We talked about predestination, Calvinism, the various views of God's omnipo
Today I had the pleasure of chatting with Brandon Bayer. He is the creator of Blitz.js, and the founder of Flightcontrol. Brandon and I talked about his upbringing in the Old German Baptist Brethren Church. He walked us
Today I had the pleasure of chatting with Brandon Bayer. He is the creator of Blitz.js, and the founder of Flightcontrol. Brandon and I talked about his upbringing in the Old German Baptist Brethren Church. He walked us
In today's episode I spoke to ThePrimeagen. One of the biggest influencers in tech today, we chatted about his difficult upbringing, his struggles resulting from nihilism, and how one day, his life suddenly changed.
In today's episode I had the pleasure of speaking to Nadia Asparouhova - x.com/nayafia, a writer and researcher, and the author of Working in Public: The Making and Maintenance of Open Source Software (Stripe Press). We
In today's episode, I had an emotional conversation with Aaron Francis, the founder of TryHard Studios, and a powerhouse in the PHP/Laravel Community. Aaron went to school to become an accountant, but later found love th
In today's episode I spoke and got to know Joshua Berrios - @JBerri0s, the host of the @code_fellowship podcast. We discussed his life as a military man, his relationship with his father and how he got into technology. W
Today's episode is a bit of a reversal: Lane Wagner is a former member of the Church of Mormon, that after being confronted with things he had growing up without knowing, abandoned the church at first, and shortly after,
In today’s episode I speak with Kent Dodds. A renowned frontend engineer and a household name in the Javascript ecosystem. Kent tells us about his faith, and growing up as one of 12 siblings, all members of the church of
This is the first episode of the Save File! Tejas Kumar is a Best Selling Author, Fluent React. Host, ConTejas Code Podcast. Investor. Advisor. Formerly at ▲ Vercel, Spotify, Xata, and more. He is a Christian living in G
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