Aug 19, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
The GitHub Podcast is back for Season 2! In the season opener, Cassidy Williams is joined by co-hosts Marlene Mhangami and GPS Peña-Siguenza. The trio revisits their favorite moments from Season 1…
Cassidy WilliamsHost
Marlene MhangamiHost
GPS Peña-SiguenzaHost
With the GitHub podcast last season, you both were in different parts of the organization, and a lot has changed in the past six months.
And yeah, how have you been? What have you been working on? What did you think of the last season? I really
But my favorite, and I think this is going to be a sleeper pick, is the Electron one.
okay so i love hot takes and there's a bunch of hot takes sprinkled on like a bunch of episodes last season but the hot take of how if anything's made in like javascript or electron or stuff like that it's going to be bloated it's going to be bad and keely who's a core maintainer on the electron team was talking about how that's just not a Good take.
And as someone who does not do web stuff as well, traditionally, as of recently, I think everyone's doing web stuff now, right? It was nice to hear from someone with experience and who explained it in such like a cool and kind way versus just like mean hot take on social media.
And I always feel like I'm defending against the dark arts or rather defending against all of the hot takes against it.
With the GitHub podcast last season, you both were in different parts of the organization, and a lot has changed in the past six months.
And yeah, how have you been? What have you been working on? What did you think of the last season? I really
But my favorite, and I think this is going to be a sleeper pick, is the Electron one.
okay so i love hot takes and there's a bunch of hot takes sprinkled on like a bunch of episodes last season but the hot take of how if anything's made in like javascript or electron or stuff like that it's going to be bloated it's going to be bad and keely who's a core maintainer on the electron team was talking about how that's just not a Good take.
And as someone who does not do web stuff as well, traditionally, as of recently, I think everyone's doing web stuff now, right? It was nice to hear from someone with experience and who explained it in such like a cool and kind way versus just like mean hot take on social media.
And I always feel like I'm defending against the dark arts or rather defending against all of the hot takes against it.
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