Aurora Chorus in Portland marks International Women’s Day with special concert
Portland’s Aurora Chorus is an inclusive, non-audition women’s chorus that formed in 1992 with the goal of elevating women’s voices through the art of choral music. Led for much of its history by renowned composer and conductor Joan Szymko , the chorus also emphasizes female conductors and composer…
How fitness functions can help us govern and measure AI
AI is inherently dynamic: that's true in terms of the field itself, and at a much lower level too — models are trained on new data and algorithms adapt and change to new circumstances and information. That's part of its power and what makes it so exciting, but from a business and organizational per…
The 2025 Housing Market – Marguerite Martin, Move to Tacoma – 238
Marguerite Martin is a co-founder of Channel 253 and creator of Move to Tacoma. This is an update to her and my ongoing conversation about housing policy and real estate. You can find my previous conversations with her and many of our other conversations about housing below.
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The Unconventional Secret to Authentic Leadership
Just can't shake the feeling that your career isn't quite aligning with who you truly are? If so, you're not alone. Many leaders wrestle with these exact challenges every single day. In this episode of the Uncommon Leadership Podcast, I, Michael Hunter, am diving deep into these very real struggles…
SE Radio 653: Asanka Abeysinghe on Cell-Based Architecture
Asanka Abeysinghe, CTO at WSO2, joins host Giovanni Asproni to discuss cell-based architecture -- a style that's intended to combine application, deployment, and team architecture to help organizations respond quickly to changes in the business environment, customer requirements, or enterprise stra…
SE Radio 182: Domain-Specific Languages with Martin Fowler and Rebecca Parsons
In this episode, Markus talk with Martin Fowler and Rebecca Parsons about domain-specific languages.
Responsible Tech in Practice with Dr. Rebecca Parsons
In this Episode, Margaret Rogers chats with Dr. Rebecca Parsons, an icon in the technology world. In this conversation, they explore how responsibility shows up in daily computer engineering decisions, what it means to design for people rather than features, and how to anticipate unintended consequ…
The Best of Season 1 and What It Means to Lead with Purpose
What happens when leaders stop treating purpose as a “nice-to-have” and start treating it as a business imperative? At Pariveda, we believe doing good only endures when we keep learning how to do better.
In this special Season 1 wrap-up of Doing Good by Doing Better, Margaret Rogers revisits the mo…
The K-Shaped Economy and Housing in Tacoma – Marguerite Martin, MoveToTacoma.com – #270
Marguerite Martin is the owner of MoveToTacoma.com, a real estate matchmaking site that helps people find homes in Tacoma. On this show, she’s also affectionately known as the “Pod Auntie” because she helped me get the podcast started. I opened this episode by thanking her for that, then we got int…
E11 - What Is Software Architecture
In this episode of Fundamentals of Software Engineering, Nate and I dig into the question the whole show is named after and the one our book only had a single chapter for: what software architecture actually is. We start where Neal Ford and Mark Richards start, with architecture as the things you c…
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