A list of podcasts of interest to iOS developers and other habitués of the Apple ecosystem

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The following is a list of podcasts of interest to iOS developers and other habitués of the Apple ecosystem.

Podcast frequencies are approximate. Average length is of the past three episodes.
Corrections and suggestions, via pull request or email to vermontcoder AT gmail DOT com, are welcome.
Inactive podcasts are periodically culled but are happily re-added when appropriate.


Accidental Tech Podcast

All Things Git

App Dev Diary

CacaoCast

Coding Blocks

Contravariance. A Swift Podcast

Core Intuition

Einfach iOS

Fireside Swift

Hallo Swift

iDeveloper Podcast

Infinitum

Inside iOS Dev

iOS Dev Discussions

iPhreaks

Merge Conflict

More Than Just Code

The Omni Show

Programming Throwdown

raywenderlich.com Podcast

Release Notes

SharedInstance

Software Engineering Daily

Software Engineering Radio

  • Description: Various software-developer hosts talk to various software-developer guests about a variety of software-development topics. To quote the About page, "Episodes are either tutorials on specific topics, or interviews with well-known experts from the software engineering world."
  • Website: http://www.se-radio.net
  • Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/se-radio
  • Twitter: @seradio
  • Frequency: biweekly to quadraweekly
  • Average Length: 52:22

Stacktrace

Supertop Podcast

Swift by Sundell

SwiftCraft Podcast

Swift over Coffee

Swift Unwrapped

The Talk Show with John Gruber

Under the Radar

Waiting for Review

Dearly Departed Podcasts

  • CocoaRadio
  • Bitsplitting
  • Build and Analyze
  • Build Phase
  • CocoaConf
  • Concepts in Code
  • Consult
  • Debug
  • Developing Perspective
  • Edge Cases
  • Fatal Error
  • Friday Q&A
  • iDeveloper Podcast
  • History of Rome
  • Hypercritical
  • Identical Cousins
  • Import Foundation
  • iOhYes
  • iOSBytes
  • iOS Dev Break
  • iOS Dev Diary
  • Janie Rants
  • The Learn Swift Podcast
  • Mobile & Beer
  • Mobile Couch
  • Notification Center
  • NSBrief
  • Playgrounds
  • El Podcast de Aprende iOS
  • The Record
  • The Run Loop
  • Runtime
  • Springboard
  • Swift Playhouse
  • Swift Teacher
  • SwiftCoders
  • Topical
  • Verbose Podcast
  • Worst Case Scenario

Credits

Thanks to all the podcasts for sharing such amazing content.
Thanks to iOS Dev Weekly, Indie iOS Focus Weekly, Import Foundation, Launch Therapy, Michael Tsai, and iDeveloper Podcast for helping to publicize this list.
Thanks also to the list contributors.

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