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Scott Riley is a Product Designer and an Emergency Front-End Developer who worked at Pact Coffee and joined the podcast from England at 6am. We talk about gaming, curiosity, and privilege.
Scott joined the podcast all the way in from England (at 6am). He tells us about city vs. country living and how he got his start in the tech industry through a love of gaming. Scott is endlessly curious and loves to create things that impact peoples lives. We talk about inequality, inaccessibility and our privilege as white men in the tech-industry. We're both hopeful and recognize some positive changes brewing about.
If that's all too heavy for you, we also talk briefly about poop!
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