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Welcome to Behind the Docs — the podcast that spotlights the people who make technical content come to life. Whether you're a seasoned tech writer, content strategist, or just curious about the brains behind the docs you rely on every day, this show is for you.
Each episode features real conversations with the folks who build help sites, craft user guides, and keep the content engine running behind the scenes. No jargon, just smart, engaging stories about the work, the wins, and the humans making it happen.
Each episode features real conversations with the folks who build help sites, craft user guides, and keep the content engine running behind the scenes. No jargon, just smart, engaging stories about the work, the wins, and the humans making it happen.
Frequenza di aggiornamento:
every 10 days
Durata media dell'audio:
38 minutes
Interviste agli ospiti
Inglese
Stati Uniti
26 episodi
da 02 Settembre 2025
episodic
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Ren sits down with Mark Pepper — information architect, knowledge engineer, and founder of Crimson Sage Softworks — to talk about a career that started in journalism and music before landing in structured authoring and taxonomy work. Mark shares how he built a full content operations framework (aud…
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WTFM is out today! 📚
Today’s episode of Behind the Docs is a special one because it lands on the official release day of CT Smith’s first book, WTFM: A Practical Guide for Standing Up Docs at a Startup.
In this episode of Behind the Docs, Ren Taylor talks with technical writer and documentation lea…
A different kind of guest this episode: Ren talks with Rahul Garg, a project management professional who's spent his career in telecom and fintech coordinating between developers, testers, quality teams, and senior stakeholders. Rahul isn't a technical writer, but his approach to communication, aud…
Ren talks with Archer Berryman, a documentation leader at Broadcom, about a 21-year career in tech comm that started with an internship at Computer Associates (Archer thought it was a computer repair shop) and has spanned an acquisition, a shift from Word docs to structured CMSs, folding product ed…
We're back! This episode marks our return from summer break, and we couldn't have picked a better guest to kick things off.
Ren sits down with Danielle Washington — technical documentation writer with stops at HPE, Weaviate, and now 10A Labs — for a conversation about how she found her way into tec…
In this episode of Behind the Docs, Patrick Bosek sits down with Fabrizio Ferri-Benedetti to explore what AI actually means for the future of technical communication — beyond the hype.
Fabri shares his journey from software reviewer and blogger to Principal Technical Writer at Elastic, where he hel…
This episode of Behind the Docs is coming straight from the conference floor at ConVEx 2025 in Pittsburgh — a collection of candid conversations with the people who make this community what it is.
From first-timers to veterans with decades in the field, the throughline is clear: this industry is in…
In this special replay from Scriptorium's Content Operations podcast, Sarah O'Keefe sits down with our very own Patrick Bosek to tackle one of the thorniest problems in AI-powered content work: governance.
Patrick and Sarah unpack why governing AI outputs gets harder as the technology improves, and…
Jeff Cross didn't plan to become a technical writer. He started a computer science degree, dropped out, spent a year trying to make it as a fiction writer, went back for a philosophy degree, considered academia, and then — almost by accident — realized that technical writing was the thing that made…
In this episode of Behind the Docs, Ren sits down with Dachary Carey of MongoDB to explore a rapidly emerging challenge: AI agents can’t reliably read your documentation and most teams don’t realize it.
Dachary shares how a deep dive into agent workflows (sparked by tools like Claude Code) uncovere…
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