Salt City Code

Salt City Code
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Salt City Code

Welcome to Salt City Code, the podcast that aims to bridge the gap and foster connections within the tech community in Syracuse, NY and beyond. Hosted by Karin Thorne and Kaitlyn Warboy, this podcast dives deep into the world of technology and coding, exploring the diverse perspectives and experiences of local tech leaders. In each episode, Karin and Kaitlyn invite a range of guests, from tech enthusiasts to seasoned professionals, to share their insights, knowledge, and stories. Through engaging conversations, they uncover the unique aspects that make technology and coding an integral part of the vibrant Salt City community. Listeners can expect to hear discussions about emerging technologies, innovative projects, and the latest trends shaping the tech landscape. They also explore the impact of technology on various industries and discuss the opportunities and challenges it brings. Whether you're an aspiring coder, a tech professional, or simply curious about the ever-evolving world of technology, Salt City Code offers valuable insights, practical advice, and inspiring stories. Join Karin and Kaitlyn as they connect with the local tech scene, provide a platform for sharing expertise, and inspire the growth and collaboration of the tech community in Syracuse and beyond.

  1. 16/06/2020

    Seth Mulligan: The Art of Pitching

    “There’s got to be more meaning and more passion into the traditional tech pitching. Host Karin Thorne and guest host Max Matthews continue their chat with Seth Mulligan about tech pitching, how the Syracuse tech community has changed, and where they see it heading in the future. Seth also answers a Salt City Code favorite question when he shares his idea for a tech Meetup. Connect with Seth http://sethmulligan.brandyourself.com/ | StorySlab | [LinkedIn](www.linkedin.com/in/sethmulligan/) | Twitter Music This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two. Follow Karin kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail JSWebb Development, LLC jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Max maxmatthe.ws | LinkedIn | Twitter | Medium | Tuzag Follow Salt City Code Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Special Guest: Seth Mulligan.

    37 min

  2. 02/06/2020

    Seth Mulligan: Modeling a Venture

    Modeling a venture is related but, certainly a different discipline than inventing or creating it or coding it or improving it. Host Karin Thorne and special Guest Host Max Matthews chat with Seth Mulligan of StorySlab about smart networking, what it's like to model a venture, and where he sees Syracuse heading in the future. Connect with Seth http://sethmulligan.brandyourself.com/ | StorySlab | LinkedIn | Twitter Music This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two. Follow Karin kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail JSWebb Development, LLC jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Max maxmatthe.ws | LinkedIn | Twitter | Medium | Tuzag Follow Salt City Code Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Special Guest: Seth Mulligan. Sponsored By: Hack Upstate: Special thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate! Visit hackupstate.com to learn more about upcoming hackathons and get ready to code!Syracuse CoWorks: We'd like to thank Syracuse CoWorks for supporting Salt City Code! Their recording booth is perfect for all your podcast needs. Visit syracusecoworks.com for more information and apply for a membership now!Hack Upstate: Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Sign up for the Cohort 2 waitlist and the mailing list at Careers in Code for information on upcoming events and job opportunities!

    39 min

  3. 19/05/2020

    Joey Buczek: Work Harder at Working Smarter

    If you're gonna be part of a community of people that are like-minded, do try to show up and go be a part of the community. Contribute in some way. There's a lot of value that you can get out of it and there's a lot of value you can bring to it without even knowing that you're bringing value to it... There's been a lot of moments in my life where I've realized I've either said something or done something for someone and there's like a lightbulb that goes off, right? And you see that lightbulb go off for that person and you're like "Oh, wow, I actually helped that person get on their path to achieving something that they wanted to achieve" and that's really cool. It's really rewarding, and I would encourage anyone to go out and just be a part of a community even if it's not programming. Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Joey Buczek about his experience balancing family, work and teaching at a coding bootcamp along with his work ethic philosophy and how he started the SyrJS Meetup. Joey also shares his greatest programming resource with us and we pitch more ideas for Syracuse tech Meetups. This episode is part VIII of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future. Connect with Joey LinkedIn | Twitter Episode References Syracuse Tech Meetups | Inuyasha | Tenchi Muyo! | Salt City Comic-Con Music This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two. Follow Karin kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail JSWebb Development, LLC jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Kelly kell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Salt City Code Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Special Guest: Joey Buczek.

    51 min

  4. 05/05/2020

    Lauren Adam: Hobbies Over Side Hustles

    I'm a selfish knitter. A lot of people, especially in the tech industry, are all about side hustles. I'm not about that life. ... Everyone's always like, "Why don't you sell your knits? Why don't you do this? Why don't you - " and I'm like, "Man, I had two jobs for like five years . I don't want another job, and I don't want something that I enjoy to become another job. Hosts Kelly Corey and Karin Thorne chat with Lauren Adam about her non-traditional journey into tech, the importance of keeping hobbies separate from side hustles, and her experience creating the What a Woman podcast. Lauren shares her experience as part of Start Fast Code. We also discuss '90s toys, the Star Wars franchise, and tabletop roleplaying games. Connect with Lauren laurenadam.co | Twitter | Instagram What a Woman Podcast whatawomanpod.com | Twitter | Patreon Episode References Syracuse Tech: Upstate Interactive | StartFast Code Resources: Udemy | Wes Bos | Treehouse | Traversy Media | Roll20 Podcasts: Join the Party | Pod and Prejudice | Dames & Dragons Music This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two. Follow Karin kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail JSWebb Development, LLC jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Kelly kell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Salt City Code Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Special Guest: Lauren Adam. Sponsored By: Hack Upstate: Special thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate! Visit hackupstate.com to learn more about upcoming hackathons and get ready to code!Syracuse CoWorks: We'd like to thank Syracuse CoWorks for supporting Salt City Code! Their recording booth is perfect for all your podcast needs. Visit syracusecoworks.com for more information and apply for a membership now!Hack Upstate: Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Sign up for the Cohort 2 waitlist and the mailing list at Careers in Code for information on upcoming events and job opportunities!

    54 min

  5. 21/04/2020

    Will Guisbond: The Power of Networking

    One of the main things I love about my job is the community. Being able to go to these events and call it work when it's really just socializing and networking and building those connections. The same thing goes for flying. There's a really big community around aviation that people are drawn to for that reason. You go to these little events that are like the dev Meetups we go to, and I love that, so community building has always been a big thing for me... So it makes me very humble to say I get to do this for a living and I get paid to make these connections. Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Will Guisbond about his experience working as an Operations Intern at such a young age and the importance of building community. We also go behind the scenes of Hack Upstate and Careers in Code and we learn about Will's plans after graduating high school. This episode is part VII of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future. Connect with Will Hack Upstate | LinkedIn | Twitter Episode References 3 Years of Funding for Careers in Code! | Hour of Code | Syracuse OpenHack Meetup (events held virtually until futher notice) Special Announcement As of April 7, 2020, Salt City Code has switched from a weekly to a biweekly episode format. Karin and Kelly feel this will be the best way to balance our personal and professional lives while continuing to run the podcast. Thank you all so much for listening and sharing your tech journeys with us! Music This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two. Follow Karin kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail JSWebb Development, LLC jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Kelly kell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Salt City Code Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Special Guest: Will Guisbond. Sponsored By: Hack Upstate: Special thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate! Visit hackupstate.com to learn more about upcoming hackathons and get ready to code!Syracuse CoWorks: We'd like to thank Syracuse CoWorks for supporting Salt City Code! Their recording booth is perfect for all your podcast needs. Visit syracusecoworks.com for more information and apply for a membership now!Hack Upstate: Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Sign up for the Cohort 2 waitlist and the mailing list at Careers in Code for information on upcoming events and job opportunities!

    1 h y 2 min

  6. 07/04/2020

    Ryan Gaus: Open Source Success

    If you have a mixture of getting lucky and have a little bit of talent at doing this sort of stuff, you could have an idea that maybe has some success. And I'll say, if you roll a die enough times, you'll at least get a minor success. Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey continue the conversation with Ryan Gaus and discuss the success of his open source project, Backstroke. We also chat about where to host your projects online and Ryan tells about what he's building in his workshop. This episode is part VI of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future. Connect with Ryan rgaus.net | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter Episode References Backstroke | Adam Savage's Definition of Maker Special Announcement As of April 7, 2020, Salt City Code will be switching from a weekly to a biweekly episode format. Karin and Kelly feel this will be the best way to balance our personal and professional lives while continuing to run the podcast. Thank you all so much for listening and sharing your tech journeys with us! Music This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two. Follow Karin kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail JSWebb Development, LLC jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Kelly kell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Salt City Code Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Special Guest: Ryan Gaus. Sponsored By: Hack Upstate: Special thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate! Visit hackupstate.com to learn more about upcoming hackathons and get ready to code!Syracuse CoWorks: We'd like to thank Syracuse CoWorks for supporting Salt City Code! Their recording booth is perfect for all your podcast needs. Visit syracusecoworks.com for more information and apply for a membership now!Hack Upstate: Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Sign up for the Cohort 2 waitlist and the mailing list at Careers in Code for information on upcoming events and job opportunities!

    43 min

  7. 31/03/2020

    Ryan Gaus: Affect Your Surroundings

    I would say using teaching as a way to get better at something is a really good approach. And I would say that if you don't have a lot of knowledge, you shouldn't think you can't teach. I'm very much a proponent of ... being able to take ideas you have and using them to kind of affect your surroundings. And I think that teaching is a great way to do that. Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Ryan Gaus about choosing to work for a software company instead of going to college, his experience teaching at Careers in Code, and his journey as a self-taught developer. Ryan also shouts out some past attendees of the OpenHack Meetup and talks to us about a cool project he's working on with his mom. This episode is part V of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future. Connect with Ryan rgaus.net | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter Episode References Strandbeest | Linear Algebra course on MITOpenCourseware Special Announcement As of April 7, 2020, Salt City Code will be switching from a weekly to a biweekly episode format. Karin and Kelly feel this will be the best way to balance our personal and professional lives while continuing to run the podcast. Thank you all so much for listening and sharing your tech journeys with us! Music This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two. Follow Karin kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail JSWebb Development, LLC jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Kelly kell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Salt City Code Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Special Guest: Ryan Gaus. Sponsored By: Hack Upstate: Special thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate! Visit hackupstate.com to learn more about upcoming hackathons and get ready to code!Syracuse CoWorks: We'd like to thank Syracuse CoWorks for supporting Salt City Code! Their recording booth is perfect for all your podcast needs. Visit syracusecoworks.com for more information and apply for a membership now!Hack Upstate: Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Sign up for the Cohort 2 waitlist and the mailing list at Careers in Code for information on upcoming events and job opportunities!

    45 min

  8. 24/03/2020

    Ben Lannon: Hit the Go Live Button

    We are all experts in our own different fields...I may be great with something like Gatsby or livestreaming but if you go tell me, "Hey, can you cook me a very professional meal and serve it up?"...I'm probably not going to be able to do that well. Hosts Kelly Corey and Karin Thorne chat with Ben Lannon about livestreaming on Twitch, how he got involved with the GatsbyJS and open source communities, and he shares a big announcement with us at the end of the show! Ben also mentions his favorite computer game and tells us a great idea for a potential Syracuse tech Meetup. Tech Note We've shifted all recordings from in-person to online via Zoom. Please be patient with us as we adjust to using virtual recording tools. We apologize for the glitchiness of spots in this episode. Connect with Ben lannonbr.com | Twitch | Twitter The Live Coders Conference Online Get ready for the first online conference from The Live Coders team! Over 10 hours of content comes your way on Thursday, April 9, 2020 from the comfort of your home. Sign up for the mailing list here and follow The Live Coders on Twitch and Twitter! Music This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two. Follow Karin kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail JSWebb Development, LLC jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Kelly kell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Follow Salt City Code Twitter | Instagram | E-mail Special Guest: Ben Lannon. Sponsored By: Hack Upstate: Special thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate! Visit hackupstate.com to learn more about upcoming hackathons and get ready to code!Syracuse CoWorks: We'd like to thank Syracuse CoWorks for supporting Salt City Code! Their recording booth is perfect for all your podcast needs. Visit syracusecoworks.com for more information and apply for a membership now!Hack Upstate: Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Sign up for the Cohort 2 waitlist and the mailing list at Careers in Code for information on upcoming events and job opportunities!

    48 min
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Welcome to Salt City Code, the podcast that aims to bridge the gap and foster connections within the tech community in Syracuse, NY and beyond. Hosted by Karin Thorne and Kaitlyn Warboy, this podcast dives deep into the world of technology and coding, exploring the diverse perspectives and experiences of local tech leaders. In each episode, Karin and Kaitlyn invite a range of guests, from tech enthusiasts to seasoned professionals, to share their insights, knowledge, and stories. Through engaging conversations, they uncover the unique aspects that make technology and coding an integral part of the vibrant Salt City community. Listeners can expect to hear discussions about emerging technologies, innovative projects, and the latest trends shaping the tech landscape. They also explore the impact of technology on various industries and discuss the opportunities and challenges it brings. Whether you're an aspiring coder, a tech professional, or simply curious about the ever-evolving world of technology, Salt City Code offers valuable insights, practical advice, and inspiring stories. Join Karin and Kaitlyn as they connect with the local tech scene, provide a platform for sharing expertise, and inspire the growth and collaboration of the tech community in Syracuse and beyond.

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    Salt City Code
  • Años de actividad
    2019 - 2020
  • Episodios
    26
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