Published 12 Jan 2026
Duration: 3586
The podcast explores the intersection of music, technology, and personal growth through a speaker's experiences in programming, music careers, and life events.
In this episode I talk with Miles Woodroffe, CTO of Mindful Chef. We discuss his music career touring with The Specials and working with Bob Dylan and...
The podcast delved into the speaker's evolving interests in music and technology, tracing their personal and professional development over time. It included interviews with Jason and Myles Woodroffe, with Myles detailing his long-standing career in programming since 2006 and his extensive background in music spanning several decades. The conversation covered topics such as analog and digital audio engineering, comparing traditional and modern approaches to music production. The speaker reflected on their experiences within the music culture of both the UK and the US, discussing how technology has influenced their journey and the broader industry. Themes of collaboration, work-life balance, and the importance of continuous learning were highlighted throughout the discussion. The podcast ultimately emphasized the value of meaningful relationships over professional events like conferences.
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