Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchBook Club: "Rumsfeld's Rules"
Devin and ParkerGale Limited Partner John McCarthy kick off their book club series with an unusual choice, "Rumsfeld's Rules: Leadership Lessons in B…
9 years, 10 months ago
Fundraising: Part 1
Devin and Jim spend an hour talking about the strategy and tactics of raising ParkerGale's first fund. This episode covers the pre-launch up to the f…
9 years, 11 months ago
DDOS -- An infinite number of kids on an infinite number of school busses
Jim and Alan talk about a scary subject on our Halloween episode -- Distributed Denial of Service attacks. Two weeks ago the internet experienced an…
9 years, 11 months ago
Talking Tech with a Coding Bootcamp Graduate
We had a great conversation with Kevin Hurley, a recent graduate from Fullstack Academy. Kevin is a high school math teacher who caught the coding bu…
9 years, 11 months ago
Social Media Strategies for Middle Market B2B Companies
Jim talks about all things social media with Cappy Popp and John Maver from Thought Labs -- a leading Digital Marketing Strategy company. We've worke…
9 years, 11 months ago
Should you consider hiring graduates from a coding bootcamp
Alan and Jim spend a fun hour talking with Zeke Nierenberg, Academic Director/Chicago from Fullstack Academy. Fullstack teaches qualified non-program…
10 years ago
Out on the cutting edge with Go!
Alan and Jim spend an hour talking with Ben Johnson, author of BoldDB and and freelance Go developer. The Go language is a relatively new open sourc…
10 years ago
ParkerGale Visits the "Journeys" Podcast
Devin sits down with Jeremie Bacon, CEO and Founder of Synap, to discuss Private Equity, Managing People and Movie Quotes.
10 years ago
Influencer Marketing -- Does it add value for B2B companies?
Jim is back talking with Brian Walker, CEO of AE Marketing Group on the topic of Influencer Marketing. Does it work for B2B companies? Why or Why N…
10 years ago
If it isn't broken there's no need to upgrade it
Alan and Jim spend a fast half hour talking when you should consider upgrading older pieces of custom (homegrown) software. You don't have to upgrade…
10 years ago