Daniel talks to Jonathan in what is probably the last episode of this season of Rushing Forward. They navigate Open Source in Africa, their programming journeys and tackle the what it'll take for software development in Africa to the next level. Catch Jonathan on Twitter

Daniel welcomes Gift to the show and go over what it actually means to learn in public. They take careers set backs, struggles of trying to make it in Africa and the hardships of adulting. Gift also shares her secret to creating so much amazing content.. catch this and more. Catch Gift on Twitter or her website

Daniel welcomes Ceora on the show as she shares her journey getting into tech. They get into the art of learning and how to approach it intentionally and ponder career paths a& how to stay focused while staying open.. Ending with why diversity in tech is important. Don't miss Ceora's cats cute cameo. Catch Ceora on Twitter or her website

Daniel celebrates the 7th episode of the podcast and embarks on an ambitious mission to ask 7 people 7 questions in 7 minutes. We rush through the questions and get to talk about choice and acceptance.

Daniel talks to Arko talk about getting into Developer Relations, overcoming feelings of inadequacy, the overall value of hackathons and Arkos love for single malts. Check out Arko on Dev.to, Twitter, Instagram

Daniel talks to Vipul about alternative sources of income and the stigma behind freelance work as well as tips to freeelancing effectively and using open source contributions to up-skill yourself. | Mixter Site | Jitsi | How to be Financially Independent

Daniel and Lydia get into what it means to be a millennial in Africa and pavings paths for our generation to thrive. They dissect the culture that got us here and discuss what can get us where we need to go. With a few hints of the Lorde

Daniel and Lydia briefly and candidly chat as they get ready to dive deep into what it means to be a young professional in today's world . An off the record chat, on the record. Enjoy <3

Daniel talks to Wiza about the world today, staying positive while chasing your goals and preparing for a post COVID-19 world.

Daniel interviews Marlene and they go into into embracing the African in you, conferences and leveraging global connections to grow local communities.