Aug 8, 2026 · 54 min · 14 segments
You’ve used Unraid. Now meet the person running the company behind it. Ed Rawlings and Unraid CEO Tiffany Jones get into what the community actually wants to know — what the company stands for…
Tiffany JonesGuest
Ed RawlingsHost
I'm going to switch gears a little bit because I've got a question I'd really like to ask you.

I actually have a picture of my young daughter at the time sitting on my dad's lap while he brought a server over.

He installed Unraid, got it booted and kind of gave us a tour of the product and was like, this is how this works.

You know, that first server was pretty cobbled together from a lot of parts that he gathered around his office and we have upgraded since then.

We use it for a lot of media storage as well as all of our documentations, a lot of our important documents.

And this is actually a really interesting line of questioning because this is something I'm a lot of as I have gotten more into this role over the years, a lot of my friends who are not in this space at all have maybe never even heard of self-hosting and understanding what that means.

How do I get this? What do I have to do? And part of what we're working on as a company is making Unraid more accessible to less technical users.

It's part of our mission statement that Unraid gives people the freedom to follow their own path and that technology should be accessible and not intimidating.

And so that's something we're really working on here as the product continues to evolve and grow is those friends that I'm talking to who hadn't heard of this, but are super interested and have real life use cases for it.

I'm going to switch gears a little bit because I've got a question I'd really like to ask you.

I actually have a picture of my young daughter at the time sitting on my dad's lap while he brought a server over.

He installed Unraid, got it booted and kind of gave us a tour of the product and was like, this is how this works.

You know, that first server was pretty cobbled together from a lot of parts that he gathered around his office and we have upgraded since then.

We use it for a lot of media storage as well as all of our documentations, a lot of our important documents.

And this is actually a really interesting line of questioning because this is something I'm a lot of as I have gotten more into this role over the years, a lot of my friends who are not in this space at all have maybe never even heard of self-hosting and understanding what that means.

How do I get this? What do I have to do? And part of what we're working on as a company is making Unraid more accessible to less technical users.

It's part of our mission statement that Unraid gives people the freedom to follow their own path and that technology should be accessible and not intimidating.

And so that's something we're really working on here as the product continues to evolve and grow is those friends that I'm talking to who hadn't heard of this, but are super interested and have real life use cases for it.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.