One of 8 Billion: A podcast about all of us.

Heather Rocker and Tim Lehnen discuss the multiple missions of the Drupal Association, DrupalCon Global 2020, and the upcoming Drupal 9 release.

Digital strategist Lynn Winter discusses how the pandemic affects our work, children’s education, and sporting events.

Claire Lew, CEO of Know Your Team (one of our favorite products) discusses how they aim to educate, inspire and empower managers to become better leaders.

Do you know about the privacy implications of using Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and reCAPTCHA? Have you ever thought about what they might be for yourself or for your clients? Our DevOps Engineer Tess Flynn tells us about the problems with these services and we discuss some privacy respecting alternatives.

GM and Ford are contributing their manufacturing facilities to make much-needed ventilators for coronavirus victims. We asked ourselves what we as a small company could contribute, and decided we could share our experience transitioning to a fully distributed company. In this podcast, Ivan and TEN7 team members Chris Dart, Dani Adelman, Tess Flynn share tips that have helped them become successful and happy remote workers.

Our guest is Nancy Lyons, founder and CEO of Minneapolis-based digital agency Clockwork, and tireless advocate for equality, diversity and inclusion. Because of her focus on “life balance,” Clockwork is consistently ranked as a “best place to work.” Nancy and Ivan discuss the ways they both strive to make life better for the humans in their companies.

TEN7 is a distributed company. Jeff Robbins of Yonder has been setting up remote and distributed companies for 15 years, and has a podcast about it. Now that the coronavirus is forcing the concept of remote work into the forefront, Ivan and Jeff decided to do a podcast with some high-quality information about transitioning to remote work during a pandemic, from folks who’ve been through it, and now believe it’s a better way to work.

Ivan and guest James Renken, Site Reliability Engineer for Let’s Encrypt and attorney, discuss everything you ever wanted to know about certificate authorities but were afraid to ask. Let’s Encrypt, a nonprofit certificate authority, has issued over a billion FREE SSL certificates and has a modest goal: secure website traffic everywhere.