Frontier Podcast by Gun.io
After over a decade of working with highly skilled developers and businesses of all sizes, we've discovered that there is some pretty good advice just waiting to be shared. We've also learned that learning is something we just can't get enough of. This season of the Frontier Podcast, we'll be talking to experts from every walk of the technical life, while also taking a peek into the tech history that has gotten the world to where it is today.
Gun.io is a global talent agency that specializes in pairing the world's best software professionals with world-class companies. Interested in getting in touch? Come check us out at Gun.io.
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- Update frequency
- every 4 days
- Average duration
- 27 minutes
- Episodes
- 307
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2024
Ep. 6: TWiTH - Jurassic Park is released in theaters
Ep. 5: Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO and Co-founder of TIPA
Oh this week's Founder to Founder episode, Teja sits down with Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO and Co-founder of TIPA, a company that produces compostable, eco-friendly packaging. They talk about the complexi…
Ep. 4: TWiTH - Space Shuttle Discovery docks with the ISS
Ep. 3: Akshita Iyer, CEO and Co-founder of Ome Kitchen
On this week's Founder to Founder episode, Teja sits down with Akshita Iyer, CEO and Co-founder of Ome Kitchen. They discuss her path from neurosurgery to kitchen hardware, the winding road to buildi…
Ep. 2: TWiTH - PacMan is introduced to the public
Ep. 1: Dylan Etkin, CEO and Founder of Sleuth
Season 4's Founder to Founder series kicks off this week with an insightful, engaging, and incredibly entertaining conversation between Gun.io's CEO and Co-founder, Teja Yenamandra, and Sleuth's CEO …
Ep. 30: The Mesa Lab at NCAR is opened
Ep. 29: The best takeaways from Season 3
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Ep. 28: The first SPAM message
Ep. 27: Improving software delivery with AI and Open Source
If you are building a product for developers, but aren't asking them for feedback via an open source option, you're missing out on some reliable data. It can help to not only improve what you're buil…
Ep. 26: The government sues Microsoft
Ep. 25: Coaching companies to greater growth
There's an argument to be made that Julien Smith, Founder and CEO of Practice, was born to be a career coach. But beyond that, the New York Times best-selling author has also done the hard work of fo…
Ep. 24: Researchers run FORTRAN for the first time
Ep. 23: Scaling. white label product
When Jody Soldo joined the product team at Highnote, she was employee #13. Fast forward a couple of years, and company has grown to over 100 employees, while Jody has become the Director of Business …
Ep. 22: Metallica sues Napster
Ep. 21: The life-changing power of a good UI
There's often a good deal of heart and soul poured into design, but for Creative Navy CEO Dennis Lenard, the data behind the design is even more important. This week, Faith talks with him about high-…
Ep. 20: IBM introduces the 360 System
Ep. 19: AI that can tell if you're sober
Breathalyzers have existed, in one form or another, for almost 100 years and have helped determine safe usage levels of a legal intoxicant. This week Ken Fichtler, CEO of Gaize, talks with Faith abou…
Ep. 18: Pixar's Tin Toy wins an Academy Award
Ep. 17: Using AI to find unbiased news
What if there was a way to understand how biased your news source is? That's the problem Seekr's CEO, Pat Condo, set out to solve. This week, Faith sits down with Pat to talk about how to promote tru…