Talks

Podcasts, webinars, and conference recordings where I discuss technical writing, documentation, and AI.

October 2026

  1. Episode XI of Phase One: Why docs still need an owner, with CT Smith

September 2026

  1. Episode X of Phase One: Agent traffic, llms.txt, and the solitude problem

August 2026

  1. Episode IX of Phase One: Orchestrating docs, AI accuracy, and the pipeline writer

June 2026

  1. Episode VIII of Phase One: Judging beautiful docs, AI fatigue, and tool slop

May 2026

  1. Behind the Docs: The Future of Docs Is More Human Than You Think

April 2026

  1. Episode VII of Phase One: Skills, agentic workflows, and the tinker's burden

March 2026

  1. Episode VI of Phase One: Doc testing, skills files, and the guardians of knowledge

January 2026

  1. Episode V of Phase One: Tech comm predictions for 2026
  2. Episode IV of AI & Docs: AI tools, automation, and an intentionally offline life

December 2025

  1. Episode III of AI & Docs: Docs theater and the acceleration paradox

November 2025

  1. Failing Well: A Practical Guide to Growth for Technical Writers

October 2025

  1. Episode II of AI & Docs: MCP and the role of tech writers
  2. [Podcast] Growing as a technical writer in the AI era

September 2025

  1. First episode of the AI & Docs podcast is out!

July 2025

  1. Webinar: What's Wrong with AI Generated Docs

May 2025

  1. Beyond Content Types: A Human-first Model for Technical Documentation

November 2024

  1. [Podcast] Your docs are your infrastructure

September 2024

  1. Webinar: Contributing to Open Source Documentation Projects

July 2024

  1. Discussing Markdown and structured content with Niklas Begley

October 2023

  1. Chat with Tom Johnson about AI and tech comms

September 2023

  1. Once Upon a Time There Were... Docs

April 2023

  1. Episode 33 of API the Docs podcast

March 2022

  1. Episode 3 of Let's Talk Docs

October 2021

  1. How to assist API design as a technical writer

June 2021

  1. Open source tools for REST API documentation
  2. On personality in technical writing