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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
People In Tech turns software careers and fast-moving tech stories into candid, practical guidance grounded in workplace experience.
Caleb King treats technology as something people have to work with, build careers around, and occasionally argue against. People In Tech moves between solo commentary and guest conversations, pairing practical instruction with blunt workplace opinion.
When bot-pitched PR sounds like spam, Caleb King's kind of tech conversation may be yours.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose, useful tech check-in with real-life stakes.
People In Tech's first tech report stays close to what the host says is buzzing in tech life: TikTok's science-and-tech feed, ChatGPT's scale, GPT-level tools on a laptop, phone, or Raspberry Pi, and the practical appeal of AI for someone balancing a five-to-nine creator life,…
A blunt workplace talk that pushes back on easy remote-work blame.
People In Tech pushes back on the habit of blaming remote work for wider company problems, treating it as an easy target instead of the real fault line.
A blunt, practical roadmap for getting into back-end development without boot camp hype.
Caleb King turns a routine career question into a clear back-end roadmap, weighing boot camp spending against learning by building through the stack.
PR works here because it stays human, specific, and rooted in real media relationships.
People In Tech turns a PR conversation into something more useful than a checklist. The guest keeps circling back to the same point: publicity works best when it feels like a real conversation, not a numbers game.
Practical freelance advice, with clear numbers and a useful focus on pricing, project management, and simple systems.
The episode leans on practical freelancing advice: manage projects more closely, raise prices sooner, and use built in timers and due date tracking before the work piles up.
Tech news with the reactions left in.
Tech news, given its background and a second opinion.
The 2010 and 2011 web, traded between Toronto and Petaluma.
Tech lessons dug out of personal chaos, at speed.
People In Tech opens its first tech report with a loose, no-frills look at what has the host's attention.
Caleb King opens People In Tech by pushing back on the habit of blaming remote work for problems that run deeper in a company.
Caleb King opens with a straight pitch for people who want the back-end path without boot camp costs.
The episode follows a conversation about doing PR the right way in tech.
People in Tech sits down with Alexandra Fatsulo, a self-made entrepreneur who left her nine-to-five and built a fast-growing freelance business.
Host Kayla King discusses five common mistakes people make when setting up their website.