4 Best Technical Debt Podcasts

1. Technical Debt: Design, risk and beyond

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We talk to experienced architects and technology leaders about the architectural choices they've made — the good, the bad, and the costly. From scaling systems to integrating legacy platforms, from misaligned domains to governance gaps, we discuss how architecture impacts technical debt. You'll hear honest stories of architectural missteps, what teams learned from them, and how they built systems designed not just to work, but to last.MORE Recent Guests David Cruz, Simon Copsey +1 more
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2. NO SILVER BULLET

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Based on nearly 20 years of working together on various projects, we discuss when it makes sense to move fast rather than aim for perfect code, and how to avoid technical debt that can kill your project.We focus on making mindful engineering decisions instead of blindly following rules like 'always do X' or 'never do Y'. Different situations need different approaches to code quality.MORE Email ****@threedotslabs.com
Estimated Monthly Listeners 100-1k
Apple Rating 4/5Apple Reviews 1 Avg Length 75 min Format Long form Get Email Contact

3. The Tech Debt Burndown Podcast

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Chris Swan and Nick Selby, two long-time technology industry and information security leaders, discuss issues related to reducing technical debt.
Producer/Network Nick Selby
Estimated Monthly Listeners 100-1k
Apple Rating 5/5Apple Reviews 8 Avg Length 30 min Format Medium form Get Email Contact

4. Overcoming Tech Debt

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It's an insidious problem that can hamper progress, impede growth, and stifle innovation at even the most savvy and sophisticated of organizations. Technical debt is the accumulated toll of a company's willingness to delay modernization efforts and accept the status quo in order to keep the business moving in the short term — but it can lead to huge hazards in the future.MORE Producer/Network IDC / DXC
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Apple Rating 5/5 Avg Length 21 min Format Medium form Get Email Contact