1. Presenters
     Alan Pope    Mark Johnson    Martin Wimpress  

2. Format

3. History

4. Production

5. Formats

6. List of episodes

7. References

8. External links

}}Ubuntu Podcast is an Ubuntu Linux news and technology podcast produced by the Ubuntu UK Local Community Team and hosted by Alan Pope, Mark Johnson and Martin Wimpress. The show is based in England, UK, has a Telegram community group and multiple social network accounts dedicated to fostering inter-communication among fans.

Presenters

The current presenters are Alan Pope, Mark Johnson and Martin Wimpress. Past presenters include Laura Cowen, Tony Whitmore, Ciemon Dunville and Dave Walker. Guest presenters on the show include Andy Piper, Anton Piatek, Dan Kermac, Emma Marshall, Joe Ressington, Joey Sneddon, Jon Spriggs, Laura Czajkowski, Paul Tansom and Stuart Langridge.^[1]

Alan Pope

Alan is a Community Manager at Canonical primarily working on Ubuntu for devices. Alan has been using Ubuntu since Warty Warthog. Previously Alan spent 13 years working as a system admin on German proprietary software while contributing to Ubuntu and Linux in his spare time. He first encountered Linux in the mid-1990s, and ran Red Hat then Debian on the desktop and server until Ubuntu Warty came out. Alan became an Ubuntu member in 2006 and has in the past been the contact person for the UK LoCo team, a member of the LoCo Council and a member of the EMEA Membership board and the Community Council.^[1]

Mark Johnson

Mark develops mainly on the Moodle Virtual Learning Environment. He has used Ubuntu since Warty Warthog. His interest is focused on gaming on Ubuntu.^[1]

Martin Wimpress

Martin has been a Linux user since 1995 and first used the Warty Warthog release of Ubuntu. He became an Ubuntu member in 2016. In recent years Martin has worked with large scale Linux infrastructure and the transmission and analytics of Black box flight data. Martin is a member of the Ubuntu Desktop team at Canonical and works on desktop and devices. In addition, he is one of lead developers of Ubuntu MATE.^[1]

Format

Episodes are packaged into seasons. Each season consists of about 40 episodes. An episode lasts for about 30 minutes. The presenters usually speak about their own work in the past week, discuss community news and upcoming events, talk about command-line tools and respond to listeners' feedback.

History

The first episode of the Ubuntu Podcast went live on March 11, 2008.^[2]

Production

Ubuntu Podcast is recorded simultaneously by the presenters in their respective homes. The process involves recordings made by each presenter on their local machine in flac format using the software Audio Recorder. Recordings are usually made on Tuesday and published on Thursday.

Formats

The podcast is published in MP3 audio format on the Ubuntu Podcast, with options to stream content from [https://open.spotify.com/show/5s1wELRF7K58bpPCi3y8W5 Spotify] or [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCav3G8vkcXdH-sohSkTowOw YouTube]. The podcast was previously also published in Ogg Vorbis format until the end of Series 10. Audio is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license.^[3]

List of episodes

Episodes can be found on the official Ubuntu Podcast page, or the old Archives for episodes prior to season 8, episode 1.

References

External links

• Ubuntu Podcast home page
• [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCav3G8vkcXdH-sohSkTowOw YouTube channel]
• [https://open.spotify.com/show/5s1wELRF7K58bpPCi3y8W5 Ubuntu Podcast on Spotify]

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