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Friday
10Apr2009

.NET Podcasts

DateFriday, April 10, 2009 at 10:00AM

I’ve had a lot of people ask me what podcasts I listen to lately so instead of answering everyone seperately I figured I would also just write up a post about it instead (in no particular order).

.NET Rocks!
This is an obvious pick with hosts Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell they have a great section of the podcast called “better know framework,” which sheds some light on an otherwise feature in the dark corner.

StackOverflow podcast
I decided to list this because though this may not be a .NET podcast I have learned a lot of great .NET related things by listening to it.

Deep Fried Bytes
Another great .NET podcast with a bit of southern hospitality and fried food!

Hanselminutes
This one is just, obvious.

Herding Code
Herding Code is a great podcast that talks about those edge cases we all fear.

Polymorphic podcast
They don’t update on a regular schedule but another great podcast.

SQLServerPedia
This one is a video podcast with Brent Ozar an amazing SQL ninja.

I obviously listen to a lot more but these are the ones related to the questions I tend to get.

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HA! Amazing SQL ninja is a bit of an overstatement, but at least you didn't call me a pirate, har har ho ho. Thanks, sir!

April 10, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterBrent Ozar

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