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I started a second podcast called Merge Commits. It's a cool new interview show where the only rule is that I'm always the guest. As in, I am sometimes featured on other people's podcasts and I syndicate a Searls-only feed of them all for posterity. (Hence, "Merge Commits".)

If you enjoy Merge Commits, consider checking out my solo act, Breaking Change.

More about "Merge Commits"

Wait, what is this?

A podcast that does nothing but mirror my appearances on other people's podcasts.

What? Why?

Well, sometimes I get interviewed as a guest on other podcasts, and I didn't necessarily want to throw them on the main Breaking Change feed. Breaking Change is designed to be an inclusive potty-mouthed podcast that never gets too technical, and if episodes started showing up in my cousin Jay's feed that were nothing but API technobabble, he'd probably unsubscribe. And to be honest, my ego needs every subscriber I can get.

Should I subscribe?

Two reasons you might want to subscribe to Merge Commits:

  1. You are a Justin Searls superfan, and you would like to consume every morsel of content I excrete (also: gross)
  2. You want to discovering new podcasts that occupy my particular corner of the Internet

If neither of these are particularly appealing to you, DO NOT SUBSCRIBE to Merge Commits. I want to be very clear about that.


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Ruby Rogues: Nothing New

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Joined the Ruby Rogues panel to discuss my RubyConf talk on Ruby's history in the west: There's Nothing.new under the sun.

Appearing on: Ruby Rogues
Published on: 2018-01-30
Original URL: https://topenddevs.com/podcasts/ruby-rogues/episodes/rr-347-there-s-nothing-new-under-the-sun-with-justin-searls-and-josh-greenwood

Comments? Questions? Suggestion of a podcast I should guest on? podcast@searls.co

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InfoQ: Testing the Frontend

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Lisa Crispin and I were both interviewed live from this offshoot of the national Agile software conference that was more focused on, you know, actual software. No one was surprised when it didn't last.

Appearing on: The InfoQ Podcast
Published on: 2016-05-26
Original URL: https://www.infoq.com/podcasts/crispin-searls/

Comments? Questions? Suggestion of a podcast I should guest on? podcast@searls.co

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Fog Creek: Open Source Fragility

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Fog Creek (before it became Glitch) hosted me as the fifth and final entrant in its podcast series "Make Better Software".

Appearing on: Fog Creek: Make Better Software
Published on: 2015-11-04
Original URL: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/justin-searls-the-problems-with-open-source-and-how/id1042282738

Comments? Questions? Suggestion of a podcast I should guest on? podcast@searls.co

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.NET Rocks: Mature TDD

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Came back to .NET Rocks to discuss TDD after the capital-A agile boomtimes.

Appearing on: .NET Rocks
Published on: 2015-10-20
Original URL: https://www.dotnetrocks.com/details/1207

Comments? Questions? Suggestion of a podcast I should guest on? podcast@searls.co

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RubySteps: Building on Trust

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Pat Maddox used to have a podcast called RubySteps, and I joined to talk a bit about how we sought to differentiate Test Double from other software consultancies.

Appearing on: RubySteps
Published on: 2015-06-01
Original URL: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/005-justin-searls-builds-a-software-consultancy/id994166212?i=1000343723148

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Changelog: Lineman.js

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My first appearance on The Changelog podcast, promoting Test Double's doomed-but-now-defunct JavaScript project management CLI, Lineman.js.

Appearing on: The Changelog
Published on: 2014-08-28
Original URL: https://changelog.com/podcast/128

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.NET Rocks: Enterprise JavaScript

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Was a guest on the long-running .NET Rocks show with Carl Franklin & Richard Campbell to discuss the JavaScript world with a couple C# guys.

Appearing on: .NET Rocks
Published on: 2014-01-09
Original URL: https://www.dotnetrocks.com/details/940

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.NET Rocks: Live in Bulgaria

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One of the weirdest conference trips I ever took was to Sofia, Bulgaria, where I talked about JavaScript testing to a room full of .NET developers at a conference in a shopping mall run by Telerik.

Appearing on: .NET Rocks
Published on: 2013-10-29
Original URL: https://www.dotnetrocks.com/details/919

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Wide Teams: Test Double

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Avdi Grimm used to host a podcast about remote work, and he had me on to discuss Test Double. The fact we were remote from day one was a bit controversial back in 2011, as silly as that sounds now.

Appearing on: Wide Teams
Published on: 2012-06-20
Original URL: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-37-justin-searls-of-test-double/id526426688

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