Episode 25: The Return of Chris McDonough, bootstrapping pip, projects and playgrounds, and the death of Open Source consulting

Watch us record the podcast, warts and all Episode 25: The Return of Chris McDonough, bootstrapping pip, projects and playgrounds, and the death of Open Source consulting The problem with having an awesome guest like Chris McDonough on the podcast is you have a really hard time topping that. So what better way to kick off the cobwebs of the podcast than to invite Chris back. Well, add to that three provocative topics (one of which was penned my Chris himself) and you have as good an excuse as any to bring back Lococast from the podcast brink.  We also took the opportunity to record it as a Google Hangout so if you want to see our unvarnished smiling faces you can. If you'd rather let your imagination run wild (and your psyche unharmed) you also have the option of listening to our regularly generated audio file. Shownotes: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2013-September/128723.html http://alexgaynor.net/2013/sep/08/your-project-doesnt-mean-your-playground/ http://www.plope.com/is_open_source_consulting_dead Music: (00:00) Remain in trance (Evening Ritual) by Aylwin from Split album (BY-NC-SA) (14:52) All Alone With Me (instrumental) by Cancer Killing Gemini from It Only Hurts When We Breathe (Instrumental) (BY-NC-SA) (22:55) Damage is Done by Neurotech from The Decipher Volumes (BY-SA) (41:21) Lord of the Algorithms by Dr. Zilog from Vulgar Fractions (BY-NC-SA)