#23 What is the SIGPLAN? September 23th 2022
Jens Palsberg and Jonathan Aldrich

#22 Impredicativity, EM, Realizability and more August 12th 2022
Cody Roux

#21 Denotational Design August 4th 2022
Conal Elliott

#20 Huaweii, String Diagrams, Game Semantics June 27th 2022
Dan R. Ghica

#19 Experience Report: Learning Coq June 4th 2022
Patrick and Supun

#18 Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems May 19th 2022
Cody Roux

#17 The Lost Elegance of Computation May 9th 2022
Conal Elliott

#16 Agda, K Axiom, HoTT, Rewrite Theory April 2nd 2022
Jesper Cockx

#15 Coq Projects, Agda, Idris, Kind March 27th 2022
Nitin and Eric

#14 POPL, Parametricity, Scala, DOT February 12th 2022
Nitin and Eric

#13 C/C++, Emacs, Haskell, and Coq. The Journey December 23rd 2021
John Wiegley

#12 Tenure, Sexism and ADHD November 10th 2021
Talia Ringer

Talia Ringer is an Assistant Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. She did her PhD at University of Washington with her thesis on Proof Repair.

She’s very active on twitter @taliaringer. And in this episode we will talk about her transition from PhD to Professor, her work on diversity, her ADHD and how it has affected her career so far, and we also touch on the delicate topic of sexism in academia.

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#11 FP, Monads, GHC, and beyond October 4th 2021
Alejandro Serrano

#10 Classical Logic vs Intuitionistic Logic July 15th 2021
Thorsten Altenkirch and Anupam Das

#9 Logic and Proof Theory May 28th 2021
Anupam Das

#8 Cedille May 10th 2021
Chris Jenkins

#7 Hacking Isabelle's Internals April 15th 2021
Daniel Matichuk

#6 All The Dumb Questions on Gradual Types March 29th 2021
Zeina Migeed

#5 The History of Coq'Art February 27th 2021
Yves Bertot

#4 Theorem Provers, Functional Programming and Companies February 15th 2021
Eric Bond

#3 ML for PL and Mental Health February 1st 2021
Dan Zheng

#2 Grad School Life January 10th 2021
Rajan Walia and John Sarracino

#1 What is PL research? December 23rd 2020
Prof. Ben Delaware

#0 Cool Internships in PL December 14th 2020
Believe or not there are quite a few companies interested in Programming Languages Research.