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The goal of the Alt.NET podcast is to release a new episode every week or two. The first episode is a talk with Mike More, David Laribee, Jeremy D. Miller, and Chad Myers about continuously improving yourself, your code, and your team.  Great episode, give it a try!

Add this to my previous post of developer podcasts you should listen to.