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PODCAST

The PyPod Chronicles

A Podcast Series that brings Python to life in a whole new way! ~ Code with Josh

Welcome to PyPod Chronicles: Python in Soundbites🐍, a captivating podcast series that brings our popular Python blog to life in a whole new way! Join me as I embark on a journey through the fascinating world of Python programming, one snippet at a time. Each episode features short and engaging readings from The Nerd Nook. www.thenerdnook.io

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11:17

Learn Pandas Fast: 5 Real Data Projects Every...

The PyPod Chronicles ·

2025/11/20

Build your data skills with PyPod Chronicles as we walk through Pandas using five real projects that make everything easier to understand. You’ll learn how to clean data, group it, filter it, and make sense of it using datasets that feel like real analyst work. This episode gives you clear, step-by-step guidance to help you learn Pandas faster, feel more confident, and develop the kind of practical skills you can use right away in a data role.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful

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11:17

Automate Your Day: How to Run Python Scripts on a...

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2025/11/13

In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, we walk through how to set up your Python scripts to run automatically on any system. You’ll see how to use Task Scheduler on Windows, launchd on macOS, and cron on Linux. We go step-by-step, look at real examples, and talk about common mistakes people run into. By the end, you’ll know how developers and analysts use automation to handle repetitive work, save time, and keep scripts running every day or on whatever schedule they choose without having to do it by

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11:56

Build Your Tech Brand by Learning Out Loud: Grow,...

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2025/11/06

Grow your tech career with the latest episode of PyPod Chronicles. Learn how to build a strong personal brand by sharing what you’re learning, writing about your progress, showing your projects, and using social media to open real career opportunities.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope you will support my work.I’ve linked the latest episode of Code with Josh below, OpenAI Resume Analyzer in Python | Build an AI That Reads Your ResumeIf you

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10:57

5 Lessons Teaching Python Taught Me About Learning...

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2025/10/30

After years of teaching Python, I’ve learned a lot about how people actually learn new things. In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, I share five lessons that changed how I think, learn, and teach. These ideas can help you pick up coding faster, understand things on a deeper level, and keep improving no matter what you’re trying to master.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope you will support my work.I’ve linked the latest episode of Code with

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10:25

Stop Installing So Many Packages: 6 Python Built-Ins...

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2025/10/23

Learn how to level up your Python skills using tools that are already built into the language. In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, we walk through six built-in modules that can replace popular third-party libraries. You’ll see how they make your code faster, simpler, and easier to manage while cutting down on extra installs and improving overall performance.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope you will support my work.I’ve linked the latest

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10:24

Publish Your First Python Package to PyPI — A...

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2025/10/16

Learn exactly how to publish your Python package to PyPI in this clear, step-by-step episode of PyPod Chronicles. You’ll hear how to build, test, and upload your code, set up your setup.py file, use Twine, and handle versioning the right way. It’s made for anyone who wants to share their Python projects with others and finally release their first package with confidence. If you guys want to ready the step-by-step guide, you can do so here.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful

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9:07

Choosing Between Flask, Django, and FastAPI: The Best...

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2025/10/09

In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, I take a close look at Flask, Django, and FastAPI to help you understand how they’re different and which one might be right for you.Whether you’re building a small app with Flask, a full-featured site with Django, or a fast API with FastAPI, you’ll learn what makes each framework stand out. This episode is great for Python developers, backend engineers, or anyone trying to pick the best framework for their next project in 2025.👉Thank you for allowing me to do

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10:17

Python Concurrency Simplified: Async, Await, and...

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2025/10/02

In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, I’m breaking down Python async in a way that’s easy to follow. You’ll learn how to use async, await, and asyncio with five straightforward rules that keep your app from freezing up or running into common errors. By the end, you’ll know how to build faster, more responsive apps that can handle real traffic without slowing down. This episode is great for Python devs who want to get a solid handle on concurrency, speed, and scaling their projects without the usual

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11:01

5 Smoke Tests Every Python Developer Needs to Prevent...

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2025/09/25

Learn how to avoid release-day headaches with a few simple smoke tests in this episode of PyPod Chronicles. I’ll walk you through five quick but effective tests that help you catch bugs early, keep your CI/CD pipeline from breaking, and make sure your deployments stay solid. This is a must-listen for developers, DevOps teams, and anyone who wants smoother, safer releases.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope you will support my work.I’ve linked

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10:53

Python Debugging Made Easy — Master Print, Logging,...

The PyPod Chronicles ·

2025/09/18

Learn some of the most useful Python debugging tricks that can save you time and frustration. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll walk through simple methods like print statements, logging, and the built-in pdb tool, along with a few advanced techniques. You’ll see how to track down errors quickly, clean up your code, and sharpen your programming skills. Whether you’re just getting started with Python or you’ve been coding for years, these tips will help you get better at debugging and writing solid

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10:13

Python for Beginners: Quick Guide to Lists, Tuples,...

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2025/09/11

Learn how to make sense of Python data structures in this episode of PyPod Chronicles. We break down lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries in a way that’s quick and easy to follow. In less than a minute, you’ll see real examples, practical tips, and simple ways to pick the right structure for the job. 👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope you will support my work.I’ve linked the latest episode of Code with Josh below, Face Mask Detection

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10:28

Essential Python One-Liners to Write Cleaner and...

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2025/09/04

In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, we go over some of the most useful Python one-liners every developer should know. You’ll see how to write cleaner and faster code with simple real-world examples that make your programs more efficient. Whether you’re just starting out with Python or you’ve been coding for years, these tips will help you sharpen your skills and get more done with less code.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope you will support

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10:51

Python Best Practices: 5 Ways to Make Your Code Clean...

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2025/08/28

In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, I break down five simple ways to make your Python code easier to read and maintain. You’ll learn how to choose clear names, write functions that make sense, add helpful comments, use type hints, and take advantage of Python’s own style and shortcuts. No matter if you’re just starting out or have been coding for years, these tips will help you write code that’s easier to understand, easier to work with, and more professional.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work

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9:24

Make Your First Open-Source Contribution Today: Easy...

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2025/08/21

In this episode, you’ll learn exactly how to make your very first pull request on GitHub. Whether it’s fixing a small mistake in the docs, adding a simple test, or helping close a bug, I’ll walk you through the process step by step. If you’re new to Python or just looking for a clear path to your first open-source contribution, this guide will help you get it done in less than an hour.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope you will support my

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11:07

Break Free from Tutorial Hell: Build Real Python Apps...

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2025/08/14

In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, Break Free from Tutorial Hell: Build Real Python Apps That Actually Work, I talk about a clear, proven way to stop getting stuck in endless tutorials. You’ll learn how to really understand Python, build real projects you can be proud of, and gain the confidence to code on your own—without having to follow someone else’s screen step-by-step.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope you will support my work.I’ve

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10:10

How Graphs Work in Python: From Facebook Friends to...

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2025/08/07

In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, I talk about how you can use graphs in Python to make sense of real-world things like social networks, maps, and even AI. I break down what graphs are, how nodes and edges work, and show you how to build them with real Python code. Whether you're curious about how your friends connect on social apps, how GPS maps routes, or how AI systems link things together, this episode makes it all easier to understand.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful

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9:29

How Tree Data Structures Work in Python (For...

The PyPod Chronicles ·

2025/07/31

In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, I break down tree data structures in Python in a way that’s easy to follow. If binary trees or search trees have ever seemed confusing, don’t worry—I go through everything step by step using real examples and simple code. Whether you're new to Python or brushing up for a job interview, this episode explains things clearly so it actually clicks.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope you will support my

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11:39

Python Data Structures Simplified: A...

The PyPod Chronicles ·

2025/07/24

If you’ve ever felt confused by Python data structures, this episode of PyPod Chronicles is for you. In The Ultimate Guide to Python Data Structures, I’ll walk you through the basics and more advanced topics like stacks, queues, trees, and graphs—all in a way that actually makes sense. No jargon, no overcomplicated stuff—just clear, simple explanations and real-life examples. This episode will help you feel more confident working with Python.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful

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11:35

Learn ORM with SQLAlchemy to Build Real Apps Without...

The PyPod Chronicles ·

2025/07/17

If you're working with Python and want an easier way to handle databases without writing a bunch of raw SQL, this episode’s for you. I’ll walk you through how to use SQLAlchemy, a powerful tool that helps you connect to and work with databases in a simpler way. Whether you're just getting started or building real apps, this is a great intro to Python ORM that’ll help you understand how it all fits together.👉Thank you for allowing me to do work I find meaningful. This is my full time job so I hope

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10:43

Inside Instagram’s Backend: Python, Django, and...

The PyPod Chronicles ·

2025/07/10

Ever wondered how Instagram manages to run so smoothly with billions of users around the world?In this episode of PyPod Chronicles, we take a close look at how Instagram still relies on Python and Django to power everything behind the scenes—from the backend that handles all the posts and messages, to the data pipelines that keep things running fast, and even the AI that personalizes your feed. You’ll learn how Python helps Instagram scale, stay flexible, and handle massive amounts of traffic every

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