title: Best Python Podcasts category: page slug: best-python-podcasts sortorder: 0110 toc: False sidebartitle: Best Python Podcasts meta: Find out the best Python podcasts as well as general software development podcasts on Full Stack Python.
Best Python Podcasts
The Python community produces an incredible wealth of free and low cost resources for both new and experienced software developers. These great resources include several Python podcasts that are released on a regular schedule.
Note that podcasts that have not been updated in the past twelve months are not included on this page.
Favorite podcast episodes
Here are a list of my favorite episodes from various Python podcasts before we dive into entire podcast recommendations in the next section. Dig into these episodes to get a feel for various personalities and styles in podcast presentation.
SQLAlchemy and data access in Python brought me some much-needed context and understanding for how the object-relational mapping library SQLAlchemy evolved. This episode interviews SQLAlchemy’s creator. The show host, Michael Kennedy, asks great questions based on his in-depth research and prior usage of SQLAlchemy.
Deploying Python Web Applications. Spoiler alert: this is the episode I was on Talk Python to Me explaining how Python web application deployments work.
Python-specific podcasts
Talk Python to Me focuses on the people and organizations coding on Python. Each episode features a different guest interviewee to talk about his or her work.
Podcast.__init__ is another regular podcast that presents stories about Python and interviews “with the people who make it great”.
Test and Code Podcast focuses on testing and related topics such as mocking and code metrics.
Python Bytes is a new podcast from the creators of the above mentioned “Talk Python to Me” and “Test and Code Podcast”.
Import This is an occasional podcast from Ken Reitz and Alex Gaynor with very in-depth interviews with influential Python community members.
General software development podcasts
Exponent is not a software development podcast but it covers the intersection of corporate strategy and technology in an in-depth way that allows me to better understand the decisions businesses make when building and releasing software. I listen to every episode (at 1.5x speed) and it’s well worth the 45 to 60 minutes spent listening to Ben Thompson and James Allworth go deep on a weekly topic.
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