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		FLOSS Weekly From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia FLOSS Weekly is a Free/Libre/Open-Source Software themed weekly podcast from the TWiT Network. It has hosted by Chris DiBona, Randal Schwartz and Leo Laporte. The show premiered on April 7, 2006, and features prominent guests from the free software/open source community. These podcasts are served here for the convenience of FLOSS researchers.

Download	Date	Guest	Project / Company
Episode 1	April 7, 2006	Chris DiBona	Google
Episode 2	April 14, 2006	Ben Goodger	Mozilla Firefox
Episode 3	April 22, 2006	Rob Malda (CmdrTaco)	Slashdot
Episode 4	May 3, 2006	Brad Fitzpatrick	LiveJournal Perl
Episode 5	May 12, 2006	Miguel de Icaza	GNOME / Mono
Episode 6	May 19, 2006	Larry Augustin	VA Software
Episode 7	May 26, 2006	Jimmy Wales	Wikimedia Foundation
Episode 8	June 16, 2006	Ryan Gordon	Simple DirectMedia Layer
Episode 9	July 15, 2006	Randal Schwartz	Perl
Episode 10	July 22, 2006	Jeff Bates	Slashdot
Episode 11	August 4, 2006	Guido van Rossum	Python
Episode 12	August 11, 2006	Rasmus Lerdorf	PHP
Episode 13	September 27, 2006	Eben Moglen	Free Software Foundation
Episode 14	October 13, 2006	Jeremy Allison	Samba
Episode 15	November 10, 2006	Tarus Balog	OpenNMS
Episode 16	February 21 2007	Jeff Waugh	Ubuntu
Episode 17	March 24, 2007	Jon 'maddog' Hall,	Linux International
Episode 18	July 21, 2007	Josh Berkus	PostgreSQL
Episode 19	September 1, 2007	Junio Hamano	git
Episode 20	October 18, 2007	Jay Shirley	Catalyst for Perl
Episode 21	November 23, 2007	Avi Bryant	Seaside
Episode 22	December 21, 2007	Fernanda Weiden	Women and Latin America in the open source community
Episode 23	January 4, 2008	Nate Koechley	The Yahoo User Interface Library,
Episode 24	February 8, 2008	David Buck and Chris Cason	The Persistence of Vision Raytracer (POV-Ray)
Episode 25	February 29, 2008	Campbell Barton and Brecht van Lommel	Blender
Episode 26	March 7, 2008	D. Richard Hipp	SQLite
Episode 27	March 21, 2008	Ward Cunningham	Wiki
Episode 28	April 4, 2008	Greg Stein	WebDav

These podcasts are released under a Creative Commons License. TWiT and the TWiT Logo are trademarks of TWiT.tv.

Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the TWiT.tv interviewers and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation or the University of Notre Dame.


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