The Ultimate list of
Functional Programming Podcasts

Alchemist Camp

“Learn Elixir and Phoenix by building things”

Apropos #Clojure

A Clojure focused live stream

ClojureScript Podcast

Join Jacek Schae and explore unusually expressive programming language with Lisp roots.

Cognicast

Breaking through the challenges where your information systems meet application development. Moving you forward at the speed of innovation.

CoRecursive

CoRecursive features interviews on technical topics of interest to software developers.

defn

The world's greatest vegetarian Clojure podcast.

Elixir Fountain

Your weekly podcast for news & interviews from around the Elixir Community

Elixir Mix

A weekly discussion with Elixir developer

Elixir Outlaws

The hallway track of the Elixir community

ElixirCasts

A collection of Elixir and Phoenix screencasts that cover a wide range of topics.

ElixirTalk

Desmond Bowe and Chris Bell present a titillating discussion about Elixir application design and the state of the ecosystem.

Elm Town

A podcast about the people making and using the Elm language, and the things that they do.

Fireside Swift

Fireside Swift is a popular Swift programming podcast where two buddies, Zack and Steve, discuss a new Swift topic each week. They try to stay informal while also conveying the information they know about each topic with bits of humor sprinkled throughout. Have a seat by the fire, and enjoy some nerdy discussion with friends!

Functional Design in Clojure

A weekly discussion about software design problem and how to solve it using functional principles and the Clojure programming language.

Functional Geekery

A podcast on Functional Programming, covering topics across multiple languages.

Haskell Weekly podcast

Haskell Weekly is a podcast covering the Haskell programming language. Listen to professional software developers discuss using functional programming to solve real-world business problems. Each episode uses a conversational two-host format and runs for about 15 minutes.

Indielixir

Indielixer is a show about side projects built with the Elixir programming language. Follow along with me, Carter Bryden, as I talk to you each episode about the ideas, frustrations, tips, and tricks that I uncover while working on my own indie projects using Elixir.

LambdaCast

A podcast about functional programming for working developers. They describe concepts using clear everyday language without watering anything down.

Mostly Erlang

A regualar panel talk about Erlang and related topics

Mostly Lazy

Mostly Lazy is a podcast dedicated to filling your ear with Clojure-related stuffs. Language, libraries, tools, community, functional programming, the apps and businesses people are creating with Clojure, and conversations with all the people involved.

New Rustacean

A podcast about learning Rust.

Scala Laz

Russian-language podcast about Scala

Scala Love

Scala Love is creating a podcast about Scala programming language and its community

Swift by Sandell

A weekly blog about Swift development

The Haskell Cast

Listen to regular interviews with the Haskell community. The podcast covers news, libraries, and whatever other topics we wander onto with our guests.

The Haskell Interlude

A Haskell-focused podcast where we interview guests from the Haskell community.

The REPL

A weekly newsletter and podcast diving into Clojure programs and libraries by Daniel Compton.

The Rustacean Station Podcast

The Type Theory Podcast

A podcast about type theory

Thoughts on Functional Programming

An off-the-cuff stream of Functional Programming ideas, skills, patterns, and news from Functional Programming expert Eric Normand.

Three Devs and a Maybe

Join us each week as we discuss all things software development. Frequently joined by a far more intelligent guest on the show's topic, we by no means know everything, but love what we do. Topics range from daily developer life, PHP, frameworks, testing, good software design and our experiences using many other programming languages.

WTF#

Curious as to what's happening in the F# ecosystem? Whether you're a long-time F# lover or functionally curious, this is a great means of keeping up to speed with functional programming on the .NET platform!