Long time ago yep, the source is up too. 
https://github.com/thechangelog/changelog.com
OvermindDL1
mkunikow
SE-Radio Episode 296: Type Driven Development with Edwin Brady
Edwin Brady speaks to Matthew Farwell about Type Driven Development and the Idris Programming language. The show covers: what a type is; static vs dynamic types in programming languages; dependent types; the Idris programming language; why Idris was created. Type safe printf modelling state in Idris modelling protocols in Idris modelling concurrency in Idris type driven development and how it changes the development process.
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OvermindDL1
I’m getting an elixirforum 404 error when clicking that link, and that link is actually https://forum.elixirforum.com/clicks/track?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.se-radio.net%2F2017%2F07%2Fse-radio-episode-296-type-driven-development-with-edwin-brady%2F&post_id=42910&topic_id=2354 and not the displayed link…
EDIT: And then it worked later… Forum issues?
I wish I could right-click-copy links from this forum without decoration… >.>
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peerreynders
mkunikow
OvermindDL1
Does it auto-undecorate for you? Check the DOM, it is very much decorated with a forum tracker URL. 
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mmport80
There are so many podcasts where,
i) the interviewers don’t do their homework
ii) interviewers aren’t comfortable enough showing their own ignorance by asking further questions. E.g. interviewee says something smart and interviewer mumbles and goes to next question - happens so so often - so frustrating!
iii) people talk about random stuff (which is often enjoyable, but mostly, tech podcasters aren’t interesting enough)
Here’s a list of podcasts which generally avoid those pitfalls:
a) Lambdacast
b) Functional Geekery
c) Elm Town
d) Omega Tau
any other worthy gems?
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AstonJ
Don’t forget Stream The Elixir Fountain | Listen to podcast episodes online for free on SoundCloud by @johnny_rugger 
Also check out our Elixir Podcasts thread 
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mmport80
i like @johnny_rugger - really big fan - but that podcast is so hit and miss, could benefit a lot from a lil more effort and research up front (sorry to say).
the number of times I thought, wow this guest is interesting, and then, then, nothing… arghhh…
hope constructive criticism is ok…
having said all that, I have learnt a lot from Elixir fountain : )
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mbuhot
I enjoy the bikeshed. The back catalog has a few elixir related episodes from around mid 2016.
There’s a great moment in one of the episodes where Derek says something along the lines of: “We just write phoenix apps like it’s Rails, but now it runs faster and doesn’t have N+1 query bugs”.
That convinced me that Elixir has a future outside of functional programming enthusiasts 
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