This page includes a list of the main podcasts that enlighten my day. Some require you to focus due to technical terms, some others are very easy to listen and are great to be used as background.

The following sections also includes an RSS feed with the latest article to easily jump over and listen to them.

Bookmark this page, and make sure to provide feedback and review to this great hosts.

SyntaxFM – https://syntax.fm/

SyntaxFM is a great Frontend aimed Podcast aimed at both New and Experienced developers. The podcast is hosted by Web Bos (@wesbos) and Scott Tolinski (@stolinski). 

This is a must follow, to keep yourself updates on latest technology and keep yourself up to speed with the industry. 

• 1014: Anthropic doesn’t use AI
  22/06/2026 by Wes Bos & Scott Tolinski – Full Stack JavaScript Web Developers
  Scott, Wes, and CJ reunite fresh off a trip to Amsterdam to chat conferences, burnout, and whether Anthropic actually uses AI. They also dig into a packed bag of sick picks and tech news, including HTML streaming in Chrome, an image-to-ASCII generator, and a wild Arch Linux supply chain attack. Show Notes 00:00 Welcome to […]
• 1013: Cloudflare Acquires VoidZero
  17/06/2026 by Wes Bos & Scott Tolinski – Full Stack JavaScript Web Developers
  Live at JSNation in Amsterdam, Scott, Wes, and CJ break down Cloudflare’s acquisition of VoidZero, the company behind Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, and Oxc. They dig into why this is genuinely exciting, not scary, covering what it means for the open source tooling you already use, Cloudflare’s growing tip-to-tail stack, and why infrastructure might be the […]
• 1012: Who Decides What Ships on the Web?
  15/06/2026 by Wes Bos & Scott Tolinski – Full Stack JavaScript Web Developers
  Scott and Wes sit down with Jake Archibald from Mozilla to unpack how web standards actually get made at Firefox. From browser features and developer feedback to the drama around the Prompt API. They discuss Interop 2026, the future of web APIs, and what it’s really like shaping the web after a career spanning both […]

Javascript Jabber – js-jabber

Great podcast aimed at Frontend technologies and methodology. This is part of the devchat.tv group and it is a very easy to listen podcast due to its Panel/Guest based approach.

The RSS feed is not currently working, but the latest podcast can be found on the linked website (next to the title)

Being freelance – beingfreelance

This podcast is not related to tech specifically, but most of the hosts are usually part of creating indistry, and I always find myself learn something new. It could be about organizing myself, trusting in myself, or just enjoy learning other people success.

Very simple to listen podcast, great to listen during walk or when you want to relax.

• The Recipe Is Always the Same: Reach Out, Follow Up – Émilie Chen
  21/06/2026 by Steve Folland
  French creative Émilie Chen had what she calls her dream job: senior designer at The National Theatre in London, working on posters she'd dreamed about since university. Years later though, it had turned sour in the studio, her mental health took a hit, and she gave herself 8 months to start saving money and figure […]
• Freelancing as an Unpaid Carer – Adrian Ashton
  14/06/2026 by Steve Folland
  Adrian’s been a successful freelancer for 21 years. But in the past 7, his definition of framing success has changed.For the last seven years, Adrian has also been an unpaid carer for three immediate family members. He talks honestly about what that's meant for his business – the travel he's had to give up, the […]
• Her Niche Is Fishe – Becoming The Ocean Writer – Melissa Hobson
  07/06/2026 by Steve Folland
  Melissa  spent over a decade in PR & Comms. She was good at it but she was drawn to the ocean.So she started pitching dive magazines on the side, moved to Mozambique to volunteer with a marine conservation charity, and when the pandemic sent her home, decided to go all-in as a freelancer rather than […]

Devmode.fm – devMode.fm

devMode.fm is a bi-weekly podcast dedicated to the tools, techniques, and technologies used in modern web development. Each episode, we have a cadre of hosts discussing the latest hotness, pet peeves, and technologies we use every day. We all come from a Craft CMS background, but we’ll be focusing on other cool frontend development technologies as well.

• Standup – "The Rage Room"
  21/11/2022 by Andrew Welch, Ryan Irelan
  On this standup, Ryan & I discussed options for the new version of the nystudio107.com website: Nuxt, Next, Astro, Svelte, or Remix, and the pros and cons of these various options.
• DDEV for Local Development
  12/09/2022 by Andrew Welch, Ryan Irelan, Ben Croker, Matt Stein
  On this episode, we have Randy Fay, the maintainer and benevolent dictator of the DDEV project, which aims to make local development for PHP-based projects a breeze for individuals and teams.
• Advocating for Devrels
  29/08/2022 by Andrew Welch, Ryan Irelan
  On this episode, we talk with Shawn “swyx” Wang all about developer relations aka devrels, and what their critical role at a tech-based company entails.

Indie Hackers – https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast

This podcast will connect with developers who are sharing the strategies and revenue numbers behind their companies and side projects. Great to listen to gain knowledge of Successful stories, and help you plan your career.

• I spent a year building AI agents for 3 companies. Here's what I learned and why I started Attiteud.
  22/06/2026 by Indie Hackers
  Hey IH 👋 I'm justin. For the past year I've been freelancing as an AI implementation guy. Built custom agents for a crypto company (NicheSim), an AI in…
• I promised to report back on "free tools as my funnel." Here's the honest 5-week data: 1,650 impressions, 2 clicks.
  22/06/2026 by Indie Hackers
  A few weeks ago I posted here about growing my free poker trainer app using free web tools as the top of the funnel instead of paid ads, plus SEO articl…
• I created Cozy, which is a combination of DayOne and Obsidian
  22/06/2026 by Indie Hackers
  Hi everyone! I don't usually like to name names, but I think it's useful in this case to explain Cozy. Cozy sits somewhere between Day One and Obsidian….