Episode 1

What is Sustain Open Source Design? An Introduction

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January 29th, 2021

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Richard Littauer
Eriol Fox
Perrie Ojemeh
Georgia Bullen
Memo Esparza
Justin W. Flory

Show Notes

Hello world and welcome to the debut episode of Sustain Open Source Design! On this podcast, we will talk about sustaining open source design. But what does design mean? Well, listen to this podcast and you will find out. Instead of having a guest we have six panelists, most won’t be on every episode, but some will be on at least every episode. Today, our goal is to talk about who we are, why we think design is important, why we think open source is important, and what we think sustainability means for us. Go ahead and download this episode now to find out more and if you’re interested, please subscribe!

[00:01:20] Our first panelist is Eriol Fox, and they tell us all about themself and what designing means to them.

[00:05:28] Our next panelist is Perrie Ojemeh, and she tells us all about herself, OSCA, and how she got into design.

[00:08:31] Our next panelist is Justin Flory, and he tells us all about himself and what designing means to him.

[00:12:40] Our next panelist is Memo Esparza, and he tells us all about himself and what designing means to him.

[00:16:22] Our next panelist is Georgia Bullen, and she tells us all about herself, what she does at Simply Secure, and what designing means to her.

[00:20:12] Our last panelist is Richard Littauer, and he tells us about himself and what designing means to him.

[00:21:45] Georgia tells us the assumption of what design is and what it really is because it’s actually really broad, and Eriol shares thoughts about design as well and having more conversations with developers and open source contributors of all different types.

[00:24:39] We end with Richard saying if you have any guests, please send them our way, and where you can contact them via the Sustain Discourse or Twitter handles.

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