Don Jones, Vice President of Partner Content at Pluralsight, interviews Tanya E. Moore, Eric Geis and Gary Beach about what technology skill development is and why it matters.

In recognition of Java’s 25th birthday, Jeremy brings you a special episode taking you through the ups and downs of Java’s important history.

Corey Quinn of the Duckbill Group chats with Jeremy about the role of a Cloud Economist, AWS optimization and how you can improve your understanding of AWS.

As part of our Tech Skills Day live stream, Scott Hanselman speaks with Hank Green about .NET, productivity myths, working from home and much more.

We bring you the audio of two conversations from our epic Tech Skills Day live stream. YouTube producer Hank Green interviews Andrew Yang (entrepreneur and former presidential candidate), and Deborah Kurata (developer and Pluralsight Angular author).

Gary and Daniel discuss several timely topics, including unbundled work, distributed teams, the importance of empathy and more productive ways to frame this COVID-19 moment.

As part of our #FreeApril campaign, we hosted a live AMA with a panel of technologists who shared stories and advice on growing a career in technology. This episode brings you the audio from this AMA, featuring Shelley Benhoff, Dan Wahlin, Jeremy Morgan and April Speight.

Jeremy and Xavier sit down to chat about the challenges surrounding enterprise search, how search connects to big data, and some pivotal moments in Xavier's career.

How can teams evolve their AI strategy from experimental to essential? What is the best way to jumpstart a career in AI/ML? What does Leonardo da Vinci have to do with AI development? Jaekob and Jeremy tackle these topics and more.

Listen as our co-founder and CEO Aaron Skonnard kicks off Pluralsight LIVE Europe by announcing several exciting new additions to our platform.

With recent events leading many teams to start working remotely for the first time, we assembled a panel of WFH experts to answer your questions about staying healthy, being productive and keeping your sanity when you’re not in the office everyday.

Security legend Troy Hunt joins us to discuss the Jeff Bezos phone hack, election threats, Huawei, Have I Been Pwned and much more. Whether you’re a certified ethical hacker or just trying to improve your own security hygiene, this episode’s a can’t miss.

We asked four experts in software development, data, machine learning and cloud computing which skills are essential to thrive in the next decade. We think you’ll enjoy this look at the tech skills of tomorrow.

Greg Shields, Pluralsight Author Evangelist, speaks with Jeremy about the incredible accomplishment of publishing his 100th course and why storytelling is at the heart of everything he does.

Succeeding in your career isn’t tied only to what you know, but also your ability to communicate. Pluralsight author Jason Alba explains why technologists should prioritize developing soft skills like emotional intelligence and public speaking.

Data has the power to change lives . . .  when it’s understood correctly. That’s where “data literacy” comes in. After years of refining his approach, Jordan Morrow walks us through the essential steps in becoming more data literate. (And no, being a data scientist isn’t required.)

Monika Khanna is an Associate Design Director at IBM, and in this audio she explains the importance of empathy in creating products that are memorable and enjoyable.

Whether you’re a designer yourself, or a technologist looking to inject a little more design thinking into the development process, a human-centered point of view is paramount.

You’ve probably heard of mob programming, but maybe you haven’t yet tried it out with your team. In this episode, Allan Stewart dispels common concerns around mob programming, discusses the importance of flow efficiency and explains what a successful mob programming session looks like.

Futurist Ben Hammersly talks about how technology shapes society, why Elon Musk is driven more by nostalgia than innovation, and more.

What does “cloud native” actually mean? Are there times when legacy technology shouldn’t be replaced? What makes a good Philly cheesesteak?

Expert Ned Bellavance chats all things cloud in this entertaining episode.

Kelsey Hightower, Developer Advocate at Google, chats with Jeremy about his journey as a developer, what makes Kubernetes so powerful and the projects he loves working on.