Plus it’s entertaining to boot. Not a day goes by I’m not thankful for the material and content Quincy and freeCodeCamp put into the world.

I’m a mid-30’s dad married to a wonderful SAHM. I’ve done a pretty good job taking care of these two for the last several years, that is until I was laid off by my employer in the banking sector. Now I’m working two jobs, paycheck to paycheck just trying to make ends meet. There is no doubt in my mind that computer science and programming is the next step for me. Thankfully, Quincy and gang have done an amazing job of putting together curated content for people like me who are curious about their next steps in their career towards growth in software development. It is easy and fun to listen to, and I always walk away with a curious new insight about the role of software developer. It has inspired me to stay on this path, and I look forward to being a greater part of the FreeCodeCamp community in the near future.

I absolutely love the discussions about how people got in to programming. I really appreciate the podcast making it less intimidating for me to start learning. However, can we please check the mic volume to make sure it’s loud and clear? I listen to it on drives and feel like it’s muffled at times even on full volume. Thank you so much for the interviews Quincy!

I'm genuinely excited about freeCodeCamp's initiative to provide localized programming resources. Their passionate commitment to connecting with communities across all languages is truly admirable!

Fantastic podcast by Quincy. It’s chill, humble, and positive. Great content to listen to to stay connected in the industry.

Cool people and a nice host 👍

I love this long form content! There are so many great stories and you get to learn about more personal details behind prominent developers in the community

I am so glad that I found this podcast. It has so much great information for a newbie like myself. Thank you for all you guys do.

Great use of time

Majority of the interviews are with women, a man impressive feat, given women are a minority in tech. Surely all women know they are brave and stunning, empowered warriors by now. Give it a rest.

Thanks everyone at freecodecamp awesome podcast and

I listen to this podcast as I’m getting ready for the day, on my way to work and just about any time while I’m multitasking. I have been inspired by guests and learned about freeCodeCamp and other helpful resources. Thank you!

I am 79 years old and recently signed up for Harvard’s CS50 course. I’m still struggling with my first Scratch lesson, but meanwhile stay inspired, energized and encouraged by the Free Code Camp podcast. Listening to all the diverse, talented and helpful coders that Quincy and his staff bring to us is the best tonic for staying the course and not giving up that anyone could have

Love the podcast ! Give different stories from different backgrounds. Very motivating and inspiring to learn more about software dev. Can’t wait to listen more !

I love the freeCodeCamp podcast because I drive a truck for work but listening to the podcast everyday and hearing everyone’s stories of how they got into the tech industry gives me the motivation I need to learn to code everyday when I get off. 5/5 for sure

The woman interviewer says ya know and I mean multiple times in almost every sentence.

Very informative podcast along with the website.

I love this podcast. I loved the YouTube channel, then the Spotify playlists, then the podcast. Abbey is awesome and I really appreciate the deliberate line up of people of color, lgbtq, and women guests. The reason I started listening to this was because it is really hard to get a good vibe of the industry without actually getting out there and talking to everyone you can. This podcast, and CodeNewbie, bring it all to you in the safety of your own blanket cocoon. I feel like I have so much more insight of how things work, how to start my job search, what industry I might be more interested in, etc etc. Keep up the good work! I would love to hear stories of single moms with late in life career pivots! (If hyper specificities are welcome lol)

Abbey and her amazing guests provide some incredibly actionable and compelling content, spotlighting absolute best tools and tactics to help you drastically improve as a developer. Whether you’re just getting started or a seasoned vet, highly recommend listening and subscribing to The freeCodeCamp Podcast if you want to sharpen your professional toolkit in a meaningful way! 🙌

The various backgrounds of the guests on this podcast continue to inspire and inform. I really appreciate all the hard work that goes into it—thank you to everyone involved!

I’ve just finished the last episode about experience of Sacha. Such a great insight to the non technical side of developer life! So much to relate! You feel like you’re not alone in this journey 🙂 Once again thank you for such a great interview!

Thank you!

Great podcast, especially the most recent episode with the phenomenal powerhouse inspiration that is John Sonmez!

Absolutely Great!

Thank so much Quincy for you work and determination.

Extremely relevant and exactly what I need, listen everyday! Thanks Abbey

I’m currently learning the basics of programming at the age of 34 and this podcast does wonders for engaging the mind and inspiring the soul.

Great information in bite-size chunks. This podcast motivates me as a freeCodeCamp newbie to keep plugging away and learning to code!

FreeCodeCamp is doing great things to provide a free resource to educate people about coding. There is a massive curriculum that is both rewarding and challenging. This podcast is great for keeping you motivated by real stories from other people in the community. Thank you to everyone making FreeCodeCamp possible.

Absolutely love this podcast! Very informative with a variety of topics!

The FreeCodeCamp podcast is very Informative and concise for both new developers like myself and veteran coders alike.

I love this show, I said I love this show, should I say it again, I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!

I recently decided to make a career transition to web development. Everyone I ask recommends @freeCodeCamp (freeCodeCamp.org). I believe you’re one of the best resources on the web. As part of my new daily “Live and breathe” coding regimen, I find all of these podcasts not only inspirational, but extremely helpful with real-life examples. Instead of “wasting time” watching TV, (which admittedly is sometimes difficult, if you enjoy watching sports/movies), I now listen to this podcast as much as possible (when I’m not learning to code). I confess I do still watch an occasional movie once in a while, but I now find it important (at least for me personally) to focus on learning when I have any idle time. It’s encouraging to hear how so many people from diverse backgrounds are achieving success by learning to code. Keep up the great work!

Most of the episodes deal with individual people's journies toward becoming professional Developers or Software Engineers. While the content can seem very specific to this niche market, many of the overarching lessons can be applied to anyone wishing to learn a new skill, get a new job, or change careers. The variety of topics and voices has been great so far.

Its really great for IT and new computer language skills improvement and knowledge enhancement.

This podcast provides compelling stories about how people have gotten started learning to code. Very inspiring advice (and specific recommendations) for anyone looking to learn to program.

This is a great companion for those on the coding journey and will help you stay connected to your goals through shared stories from others who have gone down a similar path to you. Highly recommend!

Short podcasts on a variety of topics with a focus on people breaking into industry. Lots of inspiring stories and encouragement. Quincey is a warm bundle of good vibes.

I love what freeCodeCamp is doing in general. This is an awesome extension

Awesome podcast, keep up the great work.

Quincy is my newest hero. FreeCodeCamp is by far the best (and FREE) coding resource. Quincy is constantly in the current events with Medium articles and freeCodeCamp forum posts. And now a really awesome podcast! This is great for keeping aspiring developers like me motivated and informed! I absolutely love FCC and Quincy!

Thank you Quincy and freecodecamp. You guys are inspiration and kudos to all the good work.

Awesome, helpful episodes that are just as incredible as the rest of FCC's movement. Check it out if you're in tech or trying to break in!

Informative, and at the very least it is encouraging for listeners. Good general work and life advice

Quincy is awesome ! These stories are very interesting and motivational for anyone interested to learn programming and be a great programmer !

I would like to take this opportunity to say that I truly enjoy this podcast. Quincy is on a mission to get folks into coding. There is so much opportunity in this field and freeCodeCamp is here to help. Thanks!

A great podcast from a great place!

Finally, a podcast of this sort!

Great short and detailed topics

This new podcast is very informative and motivational. Keep it up