Python Bytes Full Episode Archive

Show number	Date	Title	Duration
#504	2026-11-10	Who turned the GIL back on?	30:26
#503	2026-11-02	It’s not 85% HTML	30:21
#502	2026-10-27	Introducing chameleon-rs	33:31
#501	2026-10-20	A Nod to Sir-Mix-Alot	37:33
#500	2026-10-14	Episode 500!	1:08:03
#499	2026-10-06	So many questions??	32:54
#498	2026-09-29	A Tiny Episode	33:17
#497	2026-09-22	Faster than light profiling	26:48
#496	2026-09-15	A lake house in Seattle	32:45
#495	2026-09-08	Banned	27:46
#494	2026-09-01	Python Wrapture	28:37
#493	2026-08-25	CalVer and LTS	41:11
#492	2026-08-18	Codeberg Puts Head in Sand	39:17
#491	2026-08-11	Feeling Judged	42:14
#490	2026-07-28	It’s a vibe coding party	37:14
#489	2026-07-21	Or JSON?	30:51
#488	2026-07-14	tau - it's 2pi and it writes code	32:15
#487	2026-07-07	Minimum requirements	27:36
#486	2026-06-30	underscore-underscore-ghost-emoji	29:31
#485	2026-06-23	Creating memories	38:20
#484	2026-06-16	All our tools	49:44
#483	2026-06-09	Thanks Brian	28:40
#482	2026-06-01	Mr. Beast's episode	24:01
#481	2026-05-25	Ways to die	33:09
#480	2026-05-18	Proud Parents	33:13
#479	2026-05-11	Talking About Types	35:43
#478	2026-05-04	Iodine tablets and potable water	40:13
#477	2026-04-20	Lazy, Frozen, and 31% Lighter	45:52
#476	2026-04-06	Common themes	32:22
#475	2026-03-30	Haunted warehouses	40:54
#474	2026-03-23	Astral to join OpenAI	45:33
#473	2026-03-16	A clean room rewrite?	46:10
#472	2026-03-09	Monorepos	28:52
#471	2026-03-02	The ORM pattern of 2026?	39:23
#470	2026-02-23	A Jolting Episode	25:29
#469	2026-02-09	Commands, out of the terminal	33:56
#468	2026-02-03	A bolt of Django	31:00
#467	2026-01-26	Toads in my AI	31:52
#466	2026-01-19	PSF Lands $1.5 million	41:19
#465	2026-01-12	Stack Overflow is Cooked	35:34
#464	2026-01-05	Malicious Package? No Build For You!	30:18
#463	2025-12-22	2025 is @wrapped	43:19
#462	2025-12-15	LinkedIn Cringe	35:40
#461	2025-12-09	This episdoe has a typo	28:50
#460	2025-12-01	Overlooked Python Typing	24:28
#459	2025-11-24	Inverted dependency trees	32:54
#458	2025-11-17	I will install Linux on your computer	22:47
#457	2025-11-11	Tapping into HTTP	28:01
#456	2025-11-03	You're so wrong	25:46
#455	2025-10-27	Gilded Python and Beyond	38:53
#454	2025-10-20	It's some form of Elvish	29:07
#453	2025-10-16	Python++	36:17
#452	2025-10-09	pi py-day (or is it py pi-day?)	40:36
#451	2025-09-29	Databases are a Fad	23:54
#450	2025-09-22	At-Cost Agentic IDE Tooling	32:55
#449	2025-09-15	Suggestive Trove Classifiers	31:29
#448	2025-09-08	I'm Getting the BIOS Flavor	39:14
#447	2025-09-02	Going down a rat hole	35:46
#446	2025-08-25	State of Python 2025	31:24
#445	2025-08-18	Auto-activate Python virtual environments for any project	29:46
#444	2025-08-11	Begone Python of Yore!	25:44
#443	2025-08-04	Patching Multiprocessing	26:13
#442	2025-07-28	Cloud bills in scientific notation	22:34
#441	2025-07-21	It's Michaels All the Way Down	27:48
#440	2025-07-15	Can't Register for VibeCon	25:20
#439	2025-07-07	That Astral Episode	26:36
#438	2025-06-30	Motivation time	33:28
#437	2025-06-23	Python Language Summit 2025 Highlights	34:28
#436	2025-06-16	Slow tests go last	36:43
#435	2025-06-09	Stop with .folders in my ~/	25:34
#434	2025-06-02	Most of OpenAI’s tech stack runs on Python	29:01
#433	2025-05-26	Dev in the Arena	28:40
#432	2025-05-19	How To Fix Your Computer	25:48
#431	2025-05-05	Nerd Gas	29:27
#430	2025-04-28	Or you go to jail	29:11
#429	2025-04-21	Nitpicking Python	27:24
#428	2025-04-14	How old is your Python?	31:00
#427	2025-04-07	Rise of the Python Lord	36:31
#426	2025-03-31	Committing to Formatted Markdown	29:18
#425	2025-03-24	If You Were a Klingon Programmer	37:55
#424	2025-03-17	We Will Test in Production	27:23
#423	2025-03-10	Traveling the Python Universe	26:49
#422	2025-03-03	You need 4 spaces	32:52
#421	2025-02-24	22 years old	22:49
#420	2025-02-17	90% Done in 50% of the Available Time	27:47
#419	2025-02-04	Is your back end popular?	30:06
#418	2025-01-27	I'm a tea pot	20:22
#417	2025-01-21	Bugs hide from the light	23:35
#416	2025-01-13	A Ghostly Episode	43:41
#415	2024-12-23	Just put the fries in the bag bro	32:59
#414	2024-12-16	Because we are not monsters	29:45
#413	2024-12-09	python-build-standalone finds a home	30:39
#412	2024-12-02	Closing the loop	26:00
#411	2024-11-25	TLS Client: Hello <<guitar solo>>	40:03
#410	2024-11-18	Entering the Django core	30:42
#409	2024-11-14	We've moved to Hetzner write-up	35:07
#408	2024-11-04	python-preference only-managed 3.13t	31:16
#407	2024-10-28	Back to the future, destination 3.14	28:26
#406	2024-10-21	What's on Django TV tonight?	24:53
#405	2024-10-14	Oh Really?	22:43
#404	2024-10-07	The Lost Episode	31:15
#403	2024-09-30	A machine learning algorithm walks into a bar…	25:26
#402	2024-09-23	How to monetize your blog	33:21
#401	2024-09-17	We must replace uWSGI with something else	31:05
#400	2024-09-09	Celebrating episode 400	28:46
#399	2024-09-03	C will watch you in silence	42:37
#398	2024-08-26	Open source makes you rich? (and other myths)	42:04
#397	2024-08-20	So many PyCon videos	22:21
#396	2024-08-13	uv-ing your way to Python	32:19
#395	2024-08-06	pythont compatible packages	29:24
#394	2024-07-30	Python is easy now?	28:37
#393	2024-07-23	Dare enter the Bash dungeon?	31:55
#392	2024-07-17	The votes have been counted	25:44
#391	2024-07-09	A weak episode	26:16
#390	2024-07-02	Coding in a Castle	36:39
#389	2024-06-24	More OOP for Python?	31:12
#388	2024-06-18	Don't delete all the repos	21:59
#387	2024-06-11	Heralding in a new era of database queries	27:52
#386	2024-06-04	Major releases abound	21:00
#385	2024-05-27	RESTing on Postgres	24:04
#384	2024-05-21	Force push lightly	25:50
#383	2024-05-14	Why aren’t devs shipping faster?	31:00
#382	2024-05-07	A Simple Game	28:10
#381	2024-04-30	Python Packages in the Oven	28:55
#380	2024-04-23	Debugging with your eyes	24:07
#379	2024-04-16	Constable on the debugging case	20:13
#378	2024-04-09	Python is on the edge	31:24
#377	2024-04-02	A Dramatic Episode	32:55
#376	2024-03-26	Every dunder method in a Python Lockbox	32:04
#375	2024-03-19	Pointing at Countries	24:56
#374	2024-03-11	Climbing the Python Web Mountain	32:50
#373	2024-03-05	Changing Directories	26:33
#372	2024-02-20	uv - an impressive pip alternative	34:23
#371	2024-02-13	Python in a Crate	36:04
#370	2024-02-06	Your Very Own Heroku	36:35
#369	2024-01-30	The Readability Episode	34:44
#368	2024-01-23	That episode where we just ship open source	32:18
#367	2024-01-16	A New Cloud Computing Paradigm at Python Bytes	36:21
#366	2024-01-09	Put It In The Backlog	32:01
#365	2023-12-20	Inheritance, but not Inheritance!	34:29
#364	2023-12-12	Holy Match-Cases Batman!	27:09
#363	2023-12-05	DNS Again? It's Always DNS.	39:01
#362	2023-11-28	You can deprecate a global variable?	28:10
#361	2023-11-21	Proper way to comment your code!	29:39
#360	2023-11-07	Happy Birthday!	35:44
#359	2023-11-02	gil--;	43:04
#358	2023-10-24	Collecting Shells	35:28
#357	2023-10-17	Python 3.7 EOLed, We Hadn't Noticed	29:06
#356	2023-10-10	Ripping from PyPI	24:13
#355	2023-10-03	Python 3.12 is Out!	35:15
#354	2023-09-26	Python 3.12 is Coming!	21:26
#353	2023-09-19	Hatching Another Episode	29:27
#352	2023-09-12	Helicopter Time Comes to Python	22:20
#351	2023-09-06	A Python Empire (or MPIRE?)	35:23
#350	2023-08-29	You've Got The Stamina For This Episode	30:55
#349	2023-08-22	Djangonauts: Ready for Takeoff!	31:06
#348	2023-08-15	JavaScript in Your Python	33:14
#347	2023-08-08	The One About Context Mangers	36:01
#346	2023-08-02	Have you lost your GIL?	28:09
#345	2023-07-26	Some Big Time Releases	35:52
#344	2023-07-18	AMA: Ask Us Anything	48:02
#343	2023-07-11	So Much Pydantic!	35:51
#342	2023-06-26	Don't Believe Those Old Blogging Myths	41:47
#341	2023-06-20	Shhh - For Secrets and Shells	35:08
#340	2023-06-13	Snorkel not included	31:09
#339	2023-06-07	Actual Technical People	30:43
#338	2023-05-30	Scripting iOS with Python	30:20
#337	2023-05-23	Backtracking For a Package	32:18
#336	2023-05-16	We found one of your batteries	28:28
#335	2023-05-11	Should you get your mojo on?	25:37
#334	2023-05-05	Packaging Organizations	32:22
#333	2023-04-22	Live From PyCon	22:38
#332	2023-04-18	A Python, a Slurpee, and Some Chaos	36:56
#331	2023-04-12	Python From the Future	35:57
#330	2023-04-06	Your data, validated 5x-50x faster, coming soon	34:25
#329	2023-03-30	Creating very old Python code	28:52
#328	2023-03-21	We are going to need some context here	24:48
#327	2023-03-13	Untangling XML with Pydantic	31:37
#326	2023-03-08	Let's Go for a PyGWalk	33:26
#325	2023-02-28	It's called a merge conflict	39:32
#324	2023-02-21	JSON in My DB?	44:53
#323	2023-02-14	AI search wars have begun	50:05
#322	2023-02-07	Python Packages, Let Me Count The Ways	46:40
#321	2023-01-30	A Memorial To Apps Past	36:30
#320	2023-01-24	The Bug Is In The JavaScript	28:26
#319	2023-01-18	CSS-Style Queries for... JSON?	32:44
#318	2023-01-10	GIL, How We Will Miss You	39:38
#317	2023-01-03	Most loved and most dreaded dev tools of 2022	48:31
#316	2022-12-30	Python 3.11 is here and it's fast (crossover)	1:04:12
#315	2022-12-20	Some Stickers!	29:56
#314	2022-12-13	What are you, a wise guy? Sort it out!	37:24
#313	2022-12-06	Programming Robots With a Marker	46:00
#312	2022-11-29	AI Goes on Trial For Writing Code	35:26
#311	2022-11-24	Catching Memory Leaks with ... pytest?	49:50
#310	2022-11-15	Calling All Tools for Readmes	53:44
#309	2022-11-09	When Malware PoC's are Themselves Malware	35:01
#308	2022-11-01	Conference season is heating up	34:37
#307	2022-10-26	Your Python just got faster (3.11 is out!)	44:54
#306	2022-10-19	Some Fun pytesting Tools	46:22
#305	2022-10-13	Decorators need love too	32:58
#304	2022-10-05	Build your own text adventure language in Python	38:24
#303	2022-09-29	This title is required or is it optional?	37:56
#302	2022-09-20	The Blue Shirt Episode	33:02
#301	2022-09-15	PyTorch Grows Up and Moves Out	31:10
#300	2022-09-06	A Jupyter merge driver for git	55:21
#299	2022-09-03	Will McGugan drops by	46:07
#298	2022-08-24	"Unstoppable" Python	32:22
#297	2022-08-16	I AM the documentation	22:36
#296	2022-08-09	pip: Constrain your excitement	32:31
#295	2022-08-04	Flutter + Python GUI Apps?	36:16
#294	2022-07-26	Specializing Adaptive Interpreters in Full Color	35:26
#293	2022-07-20	And if I pull this open source Jenga block...	47:34
#292	2022-07-11	Thursday, it's always a Thursday	28:36
#291	2022-07-06	Wait, you have how many licenses?!?	32:27
#290	2022-06-28	Sentient AI? If so, then what?	49:34
#289	2022-06-21	Textinator is coming for your text, wherever it is	46:14
#288	2022-06-14	Performance benchmarks for Python 3.11 are amazing	33:05
#287	2022-06-07	Surprising ways to use Jupyter Notebooks	27:22
#286	2022-06-03	Unreasonable f-strings	26:22
#285	2022-05-25	Where we talk about UIs and Python	50:54
#284	2022-05-18	Spicy git for Engineers	41:12
#283	2022-05-12	The sports episode	32:58
#282	2022-05-03	Don't Embarrass Me in Front of The Wizards	28:32
#281	2022-04-28	ohmyzsh + ohmyposh + mcfly + pls + nerdfonts = wow	46:34
#280	2022-04-21	Easy terminal scripts by sourcing your Py	37:36
#279	2022-04-15	Autocorrect and other Git Tricks	41:52
#278	2022-04-08	Multi-tenant Python applications	33:34
#277	2022-04-02	It's a Python package showdown!	45:01
#276	2022-03-23	Tracking cyber intruders with Jupyter and Python	45:04
#275	2022-03-16	Airspeed velocity of an unladen astropy	42:43
#274	2022-03-09	12 Questions You Should Be Asking of Your Dependencies	39:54
#273	2022-03-04	Getting dirty with __eq__(self, other)	37:05
#272	2022-02-24	The tools episode	48:09
#271	2022-02-16	CPython: Async Task Groups in Python 3.11	57:21
#270	2022-02-10	Can errors really be beautiful?	47:25
#269	2022-02-03	Get Rich and replace your cat	40:35
#268	2022-01-27	Wait, you can Google that?	45:09
#267	2022-01-21	Python on the beach	32:50
#266	2022-01-13	Python has a glossary?	26:46
#265	2022-01-05	Get asizeof pympler and muppy	47:46
#264	2021-12-22	We're just playing games with Jupyter at this point	53:02
#263	2021-12-15	It’s time to stop using Python 3.6	50:07
#262	2021-12-09	So many bots up in your documentation	43:06
#261	2021-12-03	Please re-enable spacebar heating	42:21
#260	2021-11-23	It's brutally simple: made just from pickle and zip	48:49
#259	2021-11-17	That argument is a little late-bound	47:24
#258	2021-11-11	Python built us an anime dog!	43:09
#257	2021-11-04	Python Launcher - Launching Python Everywhere	40:25
#256	2021-10-29	And the best open source project prize goes to ...	59:36
#255	2021-10-20	Closember eve, the cure for Hacktoberfest?	46:49
#254	2021-10-13	Do Excel things, get notebook Python code with Mito	31:02
#253	2021-10-07	A new Python for you, and for everyone!	44:57
#252	2021-09-29	Jupyter is now a desktop app!	44:25
#251	2021-09-22	A 95% complete episode (wait for it)	55:33
#250	2021-09-15	skorch your scikit-learn together with PyTorch	41:52
#249	2021-09-09	All of Linux as a Python API	37:12
#248	2021-09-02	while True: stand up, sit down	52:09
#247	2021-08-26	Do you dare to press "."?	46:12
#246	2021-08-11	Love your crashes, use Rich to beautify tracebacks	46:19
#245	2021-08-04	Fire up your Python time machine (and test some code)	41:56
#244	2021-07-30	vendorizing your Python podcast	34:43
#243	2021-07-21	Django unicorns and multi-region PostgreSQL	42:19
#242	2021-07-15	from lib import * but less	39:18
#241	2021-07-07	f-yes we want some f-string tricks!	39:53
#240	2021-07-02	This is GitHub, your pilot speaking...	51:58
#239	2021-06-23	No module named pythonbytes	43:09
#238	2021-06-15	A cloud-based file system for Python and a new GUI!	47:07
#237	2021-06-09	Separate your SQL and Python, asynchronously with aiosql	39:41
#236	2021-06-02	Fuzzy wuzzy wazzy fuzzy was faster	37:24
#235	2021-05-26	Flask 2.0 Articles and Reactions	46:05
#234	2021-05-19	The Astronomy-filled edition with Dr. Becky	49:36
#233	2021-05-12	RaaS: Readme as a Service	50:58
#232	2021-05-05	PyPI in a box and a revolutionary keyboard	38:16
#231	2021-04-28	Go Python, Go!	44:13
#230	2021-04-21	PyMars? Yes! FLoC? No!	45:30
#229	2021-04-15	Has one of your dependencies died?	42:55
#228	2021-04-07	Supreme Court decides API copyright battle	43:34
#227	2021-03-31	No more awaiting, async comes to SQLAlchemy	33:08
#226	2021-03-25	Teaching Python podcast on the podcast!	46:03
#225	2021-03-17	SELECT Pydantic FROM MongoDB	39:18
#224	2021-03-10	Join us on a Python adventure back to 1977	37:58
#223	2021-03-03	Beware: A ninja is shadowing Sebastian from FastAPI	50:48
#222	2021-02-24	Autocomplete with type annotations for AWS and boto3	38:21
#221	2021-02-19	Pattern matching and accepting change in Python with Brett Cannon	59:05
#220	2021-02-11	What, why, and where of friendly errors in Python	47:27
#219	2021-02-03	HTMX: Dynamic and live HTML without JavaScript	39:12
#218	2021-01-27	Keyboards for developers, Python, and some history	43:34
#217	2021-01-19	Use your cloud SSD for fast, cross-process caching	38:38
#216	2021-01-13	Container: Sort thyself!	35:33
#215	2021-01-06	A Visual Introduction to NumPy	43:25
#214	2020-12-28	Python year in review (2020 edition)	1:10:28
#213	2020-12-23	Uh oh, Vulcans have infiltrated Flask	45:00
#212	2020-12-16	SQLite as a file format (like docx)	36:16
#211	2020-12-07	Will a black hole devour this episode?	44:32
#210	2020-12-03	Analyzing Kickstarter Campaigns with Python	31:08
#209	2020-11-27	JITing Python with .NET, no irons in sight	33:13
#208	2020-11-19	Dependencies out of control? Just pip chill.	30:06
#207	2020-11-13	FastAPI as a web platform (not just APIs)	33:27
#206	2020-11-08	Python dropping old operating systems is normal!	42:56
#205	2020-10-31	This is going to be a little bit awkward	34:18
#204	2020-10-23	Take the PSF survey and Will & Carlton drop by	40:02
#203	2020-10-16	Scripting a masterpiece for Python web automation	40:45
#202	2020-10-09	Jupyter is back in black!	33:24
#201	2020-10-02	Understand git by rebuilding it in Python	40:26
#200	2020-09-25	No dog-piling please (it's episode 200!)	32:19
#199	2020-09-17	Big news for a very small Python runtime	29:28
#198	2020-09-11	There's a beaver in your database and Anna-Lena drops by	34:42
#197	2020-09-05	Structured concurrency in Python	36:08
#196	2020-08-27	Version your SQL schemas with git + automatically migrate them	31:05
#195	2020-08-18	Runtime type checking for Python type hints	33:07
#194	2020-08-10	Events and callbacks in the Python language!	28:30
#193	2020-08-06	Break out the Django testing toolbox	34:10
#192	2020-08-02	Calculations by hand, but in the compter, with Handcalcs	30:29
#191	2020-07-22	Live from the Manning Python Conference	52:33
#190	2020-07-16	You will now be notified if the Python zipper is broken	43:34
#189	2020-07-09	What does str.strip() do? Are you sure?	31:57
#188	2020-07-03	Will there be a "switch" in Python the language?	31:30
#187	2020-06-26	Ready to find out if you're git famous?	29:25
#186	2020-06-18	The treebeard will guard your notebook	24:51
#185	2020-06-12	This code is snooping on you (a good thing!)	24:39
#184	2020-06-05	Too many ways to wait with await?	36:02
#183	2020-05-29	Need a beautiful database editor? Look to the Bees!	31:51
#182	2020-05-19	PSF Survey is out!	25:52
#181	2020-05-14	It's time to interrogate your Python code	31:02
#180	2020-05-08	Transactional file IO with Python and safer	32:58
#179	2020-04-30	Guido van Rossum drops in on Python Bytes	44:54
#178	2020-04-22	Build a PyPI package from a Jupyter notebook	38:18
#177	2020-04-16	Coding is 90% Google searching or is it?	41:43
#176	2020-04-07	How python implements super long integers	29:32
#175	2020-04-01	Python string theory with superstring.py	32:43
#174	2020-03-26	Happy developers use Python 3	47:44
#173	2020-03-19	Your test deserves a fluent flavor	28:38
#172	2020-03-13	Floating high above the web with Helium	32:54
#171	2020-03-05	Chilled out Python decorators with PEP 614	34:34
#170	2020-02-25	Visualize this: Visualizing Python's visualization ecosystem	29:05
#169	2020-02-19	Jupyter Notebooks natively on your iPad	25:44
#168	2020-02-11	Race your donkey car with Python	33:34
#167	2020-02-03	Cheating at Kaggle and uWSGI in prod	28:30
#166	2020-01-27	Misunderstanding software clocks and time	28:21
#165	2020-01-21	Ranges as dictionary keys - oh my!	28:45
#164	2020-01-16	Use type hints to build your next CLI app	29:02
#163	2020-01-09	Meditations on the Zen of Python	23:49
#162	2020-01-03	Retrofitting async and await into Django	23:09
#161	2019-12-18	Sloppy Python can mean fast answers!	30:15
#160	2019-12-12	Your JSON shall be streamed	28:43
#159	2019-12-03	Brian's PR is merged, the src will flow	33:18
#158	2019-11-27	There's a bounty on your open-source bugs!	26:05
#157	2019-11-20	Oh hai Pandas, hold my hand?	23:32
#156	2019-11-15	All the programming LOLs	28:27
#155	2019-11-06	Guido van Rossum retires	32:06
#154	2019-10-29	Code, frozen in carbon, on display for all	32:19
#153	2019-10-23	Auto format my Python please!	26:57
#152	2019-10-15	You have 35 million lines of Python 2, now what?	26:01
#151	2019-10-10	Certified! It works on my machine	25:47
#150	2019-10-05	Winning the Python software interview	23:57
#149	2019-09-25	Python's small object allocator and other memory features	37:18
#148	2019-09-18	The ASGI revolution is upon us!	24:03
#147	2019-09-11	Mocking out AWS APIs	25:19
#146	2019-09-08	Slay the dragon, learn the Python	23:35
#145	2019-08-31	The Python 3 “Y2K” problem	34:24
#144	2019-08-23	Are you mocking me? It won't work!	25:46
#143	2019-08-14	Spike the robot, powered by Python!	33:19
#142	2019-08-06	There's a bandit in the Python space	30:31
#141	2019-07-29	Debugging with f-strings coming in Python 3.8	30:45
#140	2019-07-23	Becoming a 10x Developer (sorta)	24:39
#139	2019-07-18	f"Yes!" for the f-strings	38:42
#138	2019-07-08	Will PyOxidizer weld shut one of Python's major gaps?	29:39
#137	2019-07-02	Advanced Python testing and big-time diffs	28:05
#136	2019-06-25	A Python kernel rather than cleaning the batteries?	30:27
#135	2019-06-20	macOS deprecates Python 2, will stop shipping it (eventually)	32:24
#134	2019-06-12	Python proves Mercury is the closest planet to Earth	21:10
#133	2019-06-05	Github sponsors - The model open source has been waiting for?	27:29
#132	2019-05-30	Algorithms as objects	30:19
#131	2019-05-21	Python 3 has issues (over on GitHub)	27:15
#130	2019-05-14	Python.exe now shipping with Windows 10	24:07
#129	2019-05-06	Maintaining a Python Project when it’s not your job	16:40
#128	2019-05-02	Will the GIL be obsolete with PEP 554?	23:01
#127	2019-04-25	That Python code is on fire!	24:55
#126	2019-04-19	WebAssembly comes to Python	30:10
#125	2019-04-13	Will you conquer the deadlock empire?	31:46
#124	2019-04-05	This is not the None you're looking for	27:41
#123	2019-03-29	Time to right the py-wrongs	25:31
#122	2019-03-22	Give Me Back My Monolith	29:06
#121	2019-03-16	python2 becomes self-aware, enters fifth stage of grief	23:34
#120	2019-03-05	AWS, MongoDB, and the Economic Realities of Open Source and more	25:25
#119	2019-02-26	Assorted files as Django ORM backends with Alkali	22:13
#118	2019-02-22	Better Python executable management with pipx	25:54
#117	2019-02-14	Is this the end of Python virtual environments?	28:20
#116	2019-02-06	So you want Python in a 3D graphics engine?	17:56
#115	2019-02-02	Dataclass CSV reader and Nina drops by	28:58
#114	2019-01-26	What should be in the Python standard library?	28:33
#113	2019-01-18	Python Lands on the Windows 10 App Store	23:22
#112	2019-01-11	Don't use the greater than sign in programming	28:47
#111	2019-01-05	loguru: Python logging made simple	34:16
#110	2018-12-26	Python Year in Review 2018 Edition	56:54
#109	2018-12-18	CPython byte code explorer	20:45
#108	2018-12-11	Spilled data? Call the PyJanitor	21:51
#107	2018-12-07	Restructuring and searching data, the Python way	22:50
#106	2018-12-01	Fluent query APIs on Python collections	26:21
#105	2018-11-23	Colorizing and Restoring Old Images with Deep Learning	24:15
#104	2018-11-17	API Evolution the Right Way	30:07
#103	2018-11-08	Getting to 10x (results for developers)	27:06
#102	2018-10-31	Structure of a Flask Project	26:52
#101	2018-10-24	Nobel Prize awarded to a Python convert	21:34
#100	2018-10-19	The big 100 with special guests	42:00
#99	2018-10-16	parse - the regex antidote in Python	21:18
#98	2018-10-08	Python-Electron as a Python GUI	26:58
#97	2018-09-28	Java goes paid	24:36
#96	2018-09-22	Python Language Summit 2018	26:33
#95	2018-09-15	Unleash the py-spy!	23:33
#94	2018-09-06	Why don't you like notebooks?	23:49
#93	2018-08-31	Looking like there will be a PyBlazor!	24:15
#92	2018-08-25	Will your Python be compiled?	26:57
#91	2018-08-15	Will there be a PyBlazor?	20:28
#90	2018-08-07	A Django Async Roadmap	25:18
#89	2018-08-04	A tenacious episode that won't give up	28:50
#88	2018-07-27	Python has brought computer programming to a vast new audience	23:08
#87	2018-07-17	Guido van Rossum steps down	33:20
#86	2018-07-13	Make your NoSQL async and await-able with uMongo	26:04
#85	2018-07-03	Visually debugging your Jupyter notebook	24:40
#84	2018-06-28	Vibora web framework: It's fast, async, and means viper	26:29
#83	2018-06-22	from __future__ import braces	29:22
#82	2018-06-15	Let's make a clear Python 3 statement	25:55
#81	2018-06-05	Making your C library callable from Python by wrapping it with Cython	17:00
#80	2018-05-29	Dan Bader drops by and we found 30 new Python projects	30:45
#79	2018-05-25	15 Tips to Enhance your Github Flow	27:31
#78	2018-05-18	Setting Expectations for Open Source Participation	26:07
#77	2018-05-12	You Don't Have To Be a Workaholic To Win	21:04
#76	2018-05-04	Goodbye zero-versioning	30:40
#75	2018-04-28	pypi.org officially launches	19:51
#74	2018-04-19	Contributing to Open Source effectively	24:51
#73	2018-04-12	This podcast comes in any color you want, as long as it's black	18:35
#72	2018-04-05	New versioning: Episode 0.0.7.2 (with 72 releases)	22:54
#71	2018-03-28	We can migrate to Python 3, careful please	24:01
#70	2018-03-23	Have you seen my log? It's cute!	15:51
#69	2018-03-18	Digging into StackOverflow's 2018 survey results	24:00
#68	2018-03-06	Python notebooks galore!	19:09
#67	2018-03-01	Result of moving Python to Github	21:56
#66	2018-02-23	Wait, NoSQL with ACID and transactions?	21:43
#65	2018-02-14	Speed of your import statements affecting performance?	27:07
#64	2018-02-09	The GUI phoenix rises with wxPython	21:01
#63	2018-02-01	We're still on a desktop GUI kick	21:12
#62	2018-01-26	Wooey and Gooey are simple Python GUIs	28:41
#61	2018-01-16	On Being a Senior Engineer	22:22
#60	2018-01-11	Don't dismiss SQLite as just a starter DB	26:29
#59	2018-01-05	Instagram disregards Python's GC (again)	25:39
#58	2017-12-26	Better cache decorators and another take on type hints	15:27
#57	2017-12-21	Our take on Excel and Python	15:48
#56	2017-12-14	The pendulum of time swings beautifully in PyPI	16:29
#55	2017-12-07	Flask, Flask, Flask, 3x Flask	20:18
#54	2017-11-29	PyAnnotate your way to the future	18:51
#53	2017-11-22	Getting started with devpi and Git Virtual FS	22:10
#52	2017-11-16	Call your APIs with uplink and test them in the tavern	21:40
#51	2017-11-09	How to make your code 80 times faster	21:33
#50	2017-11-02	Bundling , shipping, and protecting Python applications	19:17
#49	2017-10-25	Your technical skills are obsolete: now what?	25:57
#48	2017-10-19	Garbage collection and memory management in Python	17:50
#47	2017-10-12	PyPy now works with way more C-extensions and parking your package safely	16:44
#46	2017-10-05	Spicy lecture notes and unicorn console spinners	16:51
#45	2017-09-29	A really small web API and OS-level machine learning	19:33
#44	2017-09-20	pip install malicious-code	26:35
#43	2017-09-14	Python string theory, v2	18:48
#42	2017-09-08	Behold: The Python 2 death clock	23:52
#41	2017-08-31	Python Concurrency From the Ground Up and Caring for our Community	23:21
#40	2017-08-24	Packet Manipulation with Scapy	22:59
#39	2017-08-17	The new PyPI	43:06
#38	2017-08-09	Hacking Classic Nintendo Games with Python	24:57
#37	2017-08-02	Rule over the shells with Sultan	18:15
#36	2017-07-28	Craft Your Python Like Poetry and Other Musings	22:34
#35	2017-07-19	How developers change programming languages over time	24:44
#34	2017-07-13	The Real Threat of Artificial Intelligence	22:57
#33	2017-07-06	You should build an Alexa skill	17:49
#32	2017-07-01	8 ways to contribute to open source when you have no time	23:10
#31	2017-06-21	You should have a change log	21:50
#30	2017-06-15	You are not Google and other ruminations	24:37
#29	2017-06-08	Responsive Bar Charts with Bokeh, Flask, and Python 3	23:04
#28	2017-06-02	The meaning of _ in Python	20:59
#27	2017-05-25	The PyCon 2017 recap and functional Python	19:08
#26	2017-05-19	How have you automated your life, or CLI, with Python?	19:44
#25	2017-05-12	Could we have more in-database machine learning please?	17:53
#24	2017-05-03	I have a local PyPI server and so do you!	19:29
#23	2017-04-26	Can you grok the GIL?	19:34
#22	2017-04-18	PYTHONPATH considered harmful	15:50
#21	2017-04-13	Python has a new star framework for RESTful APIs	20:57
#20	2017-04-05	Finding similar but not identical images in 128 bits via Python	23:48
#19	2017-03-27	Put your Python dictionaries in a box and apparently Python is really wanted	19:37
#18	2017-03-21	Python 3 has some amazing types and you can now constructively insult your shell!	18:27
#17	2017-03-18	Google's Python is on fire and Simon says you have CPU load Pythonically	19:31
#16	2017-03-07	Postmodern Python and Open-source Financial Awards	19:15
#15	2017-02-28	Digging into Python packaging	16:04
#14	2017-02-22	Lots of Python style and Python 3000 is 3000 days old	15:39
#13	2017-02-14	Python making the move to GitHub and Dropbox is stepping back from Pyston	18:06
#12	2017-02-07	Expanding your Python mental model and serving millions of requests per second with Python	19:04
#11	2017-01-31	Django 2.0 is dropping Python 2 entirely, pipenv for profile functionality, and Pythonic home automation	20:55
#10	2017-01-23	Dismissing Python's Garbage Collection, PyPI Name Reservations, and Hackers Exfiltrate US Government Data to Save Itself	25:45
#9	2017-01-17	Walking with async coroutines, diving deep into requests, and a universe of options (for AIs)	23:39
#8	2017-01-10	Python gets Grumpy, avoiding burnout, Postman for API testing and more	20:48
#7	2017-01-04	Python 3.6 is out, Sanic is a blazing web framework, and are failing our open source infrastructure?	21:13
#6	2016-12-12	Python 3.6 is going to be awesome, Kite: your friendly co-developing AI	19:33
#5	2016-12-05	Legacy Python vs Python and why words matter and Request's 5 Whys retrospective	18:30
#4	2016-11-29	Python 3 is just fine for beginners thank you, q is awesome for debugging, and more	21:08
#3	2016-11-23	Python 3.6 is coming, and it's awesome plus superior text processing with Pynini	29:41
#2	2016-11-14	PyCon, awesome python, python developer job prospects, and more	17:38
#1	2016-11-07	Intro to the show and pip 9 is out!	16:38