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Published by Daina Bouquin
Every line of code has a story. Most of us just never hear it. Found in the Machine is a narrative podcast about the forgotten people, decisions, and accidents that quietly shaped the digital world. If you've ever wondered who actually made the technology you use every day, and why you've never heard their name before, you'll feel at home…
Found in the Machine runs an interview format and publishes roughly every 14 days. Signals we read: guest name leads the title. Pitch a specific episode idea rather than a description of yourself, reference an episode you have actually heard, and lead with one checkable proof point. Shows at this cadence typically book two to six weeks out.
Found in the Machine FAQ
Does the Found in the Machine podcast accept guest pitches?
Found in the Machine runs an interview format, which means guest pitches are realistic. Whether a specific pitch lands still depends on topic fit and how the show is approached.
What does the Found in the Machine podcast cover?
Every line of code has a story. Most of us just never hear it. Found in the Machine is a narrative podcast about the forgotten people, decisions, and accidents that quietly shaped the digital world. If you've ever wondered who actually made the technology you use every day, and why you've never heard their name before, you'll feel at home here. This show is for the curious, not the credentialed. You don't need a technical background to follow along. You just need to be the ki
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