My Favorite UX Podcasts
I wrote about this on my Swedish blog just before I switched to Posterous. I took the time to translate it (with good help from Google Translate!) and here it is.
Adaptive Path (link)
Talks from the Conference UX Week, organized by Adaptive Path, and interviews with more or less well-known people in the UX. 15 minutes to 1 hours long.
Boagworld (link)
Discussions around the web in general with a focus on both the development of technical parts and the more strategic issues on how to run a web site. Talented and fun guys who mostly deals with current issues. A new podcast every week of about an hour.
Boxes and Arrows (link)
Performances from IA Summit mixed with interviews with some of the absolutely most interesting people in the areas of information architecture, user experience and interaction design available. Great podcast, every time. Unfortunately comes quite irregurarly.
Creative Xpert Design Interviews (link)
Interviews with several prominent experts in all areas of the web. Weekly podcast.
Pixel8 (link)
Nice podcast that discusses everything from the User Experience's history to what UX really means to tips and trix to reviews of various web technologies. New podcast about once a month.
UIE Brain Sparks (link)
Discussions about the latest in UX and User Centered Design with, among others, Jared Spool. Mostly short sections (15-30 minutes) coming about once a week.
UXDesignCast (link)
Karel Vredenburg, IBM, leads this weekly podcast for about an hour, which includes interviews, panel discussions, tutorials and reviews of various projects.
UXpod (link)
The extremely skilled and sympathetic Gerry Gaffney discusses interesting subjects in UX and usability with some of the biggest name out there. Maximum half an hour long, which comes out occasionally, often once a month.
Voices of Design (link)
Adobe-sponsored podcast where "Creative Professional" talk about their work in design, web and mobile media. Very short, about 3 minutes.
There are surely a lot of knowledge packed feeds out there and I am more than happy to receive tips on such!
Disclaimer: In case of weird language in this post, please take it with Google Translate ;)
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