Oh Spicy Tech!

Ram Fiorentino

Oh Spicy Tech! The podcast for spicy, restless curious minds working or trying to break into tech. Every episode we bring you stories and readings around tech and creativity, and discuss the work, philosophy and ideas of people (guests) like you and me, giving a special place for discussions on neurodivergency and gender in the workplace. We are curious, we are nerds, we are spicy.

Episodes

  1. Jul 7 ·  Bonus

    Ep 2: Diversidad de genero e inclusion en la industria Tech - Edición Europa (Resumen en Español)

    Resumen en español del segundo episodio de Oh Spicy Tech. En unos quince minutos repasamos las dos partes del episodio original: primero, una lectura del paper "A Phenomenological Study to Understand Gender Diversity and Inclusion in the Tech Industry" de Faiza Khan y Sanjay Bhattacharya (Cardiometry, 2022), sobre las barreras estructurales que mantienen a las mujeres subrepresentadas en tech. Segundo, el resultado de una investigación personal: un mapeo de organizaciones y comunidades europeas que apoyan a mujeres y personas de género diverso en la industria tech, organizadas por categoría. Escucha el episodio completo en inglés en el feed. Transcripción de este episodio: https://tinyurl.com/ohspicytech-transcriptions Contáctanos via email a ⁠⁠ohspicytechpodcast@protonmail.com⁠⁠ Notas y recursos: Full paper: ⁠https://www.proquest.com/openview/40f33298b9967fec790ba4dc86c914d4/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=2045095⁠ Women in tech orgs list: https://relocate.me/blog/networking/women-in-tech-the-great-big-list-of-communities-by-country/⁠ Unicorns in Tech / UITS — Berlin, Germany → ⁠https://www.unicornsintech.com/⁠ Pride in STEM — UK (with international reach) → ⁠https://prideinstem.org/⁠ InterEngineering — UK → ⁠https://equalengineers.com/networks/interengineering/⁠ QueerJS → ⁠https://queerjs.com/⁠ Out in Tech → ⁠https://outintech.com/⁠ QueerTech → ⁠https://queertech.org/en⁠ Out to Innovate (oSTEM) → ⁠https://ostem.org/page/about-ostem⁠

  2. Jun 30

    Ep 2: Gender diversity and inclusion in the tech industry - Europe edition - English

    This episode brings a reading of "A Phenomenological Study to Understand Gender Diversity and Inclusion in the Tech Industry" by Faiza Khan and Sanjay Bhattacharya, published in Cardiometry (2022). The paper offers a synthesized literature review on why women remain underrepresented in tech — from structural barriers and the gender pay gap to attrition rates nearly double those of men in STEM fields. I also share the results of a personal research project: a mapped-out list of organizations and communities supporting women and gender-diverse people in tech across Europe, sorted by focus: education and skills training, networking and peer support, career development and mentorship, advocacy and representation, domain-specific communities, entrepreneurship and funding, and intersectional spaces. A more personal episode than usual — I open up briefly about recognizing myself in some of the research. Full Transcription: https://tinyurl.com/ohspicytech-transcriptions Contact us via email at ⁠ohspicytechpodcast@protonmail.com⁠ Show notes and resources: Full paper: https://www.proquest.com/openview/40f33298b9967fec790ba4dc86c914d4/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=2045095Women in tech orgs list: https://relocate.me/blog/networking/women-in-tech-the-great-big-list-of-communities-by-country/Unicorns in Tech / UITS — Berlin, Germany → https://www.unicornsintech.com/Pride in STEM — UK (with international reach) → https://prideinstem.org/InterEngineering — UK → https://equalengineers.com/networks/interengineering/QueerJS → https://queerjs.com/Out in Tech → https://outintech.com/QueerTech → https://queertech.org/enOut to Innovate (oSTEM) → https://ostem.org/page/about-ostem

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Oh Spicy Tech! The podcast for spicy, restless curious minds working or trying to break into tech. Every episode we bring you stories and readings around tech and creativity, and discuss the work, philosophy and ideas of people (guests) like you and me, giving a special place for discussions on neurodivergency and gender in the workplace. We are curious, we are nerds, we are spicy.