Season 3 of the BuiltOnAir Podcast just wrapped up last week.
This season our guests came from all over the world with no shortage of amazing airtable skills. From Los Angeles, CA, Austin, Texas, South Carolina and New England to across the way to the UK and Germany. We had guests with incredible artistic abilities, multiple startup founders and app creators, and many that use their incredible skills to help others harness the awesome power that is airtable.
This season has been chalked full of amazing stories and content.
Throughout the season we’ve also seen plenty of demo bases that were all created purposely and with care. We’ve seen bases that help make daily life easier with meal planning and bullet journal bases, ones that help with scheduling, for blog content and that work as a reservation system, and a few demos of new products that create customer portals and help you backup entire airtable bases.
The entire BuiltOnAir team is so thankful and honored to have been able to hear from some wonderful experts and professionals using Airtable in their personal and professional lives. We are also so thankful for our audience, who are the reason we put all this together. Watching the BuiltOnAir podcast grow has been an incredible journey and we can’t wait to see what’s in store for it next. If you would like to be kept in the loop on future episodes and updates, consider subscribing.
We have already begun planning for another season packed with more guests, more showcases, and more incredible work using our favorite tool. As always, we love hearing from our audience and what you want from our podcast. Your ideas have helped us stay focused on bringing you great quality content and a great show.
Following are some of the exciting reports we have on the podcast audience. Here are listener trends from January 2019 to November 2019:
The other exciting statistic for us continues to be seeing the podcast audience sprout up around the world, as illustrated by this map:
Season 3 had a total of 2,089 downloads (see below images):
Season 3 Quick Links
Below are a brief review of each episode from season 3, including the featured guest, when the podcast was aired, listening length, and a summary of what the episode was about. Click the links associated with an episode to be taken to the podcast page that includes the full video, an audio downloadable version, and show notes, as well as associated links to learn more about the expert’s work.
EPISODE 1: Lanie Lamarre, Systems Therapist
September 2, 2019 6:00am PDT • 47 minutes
Welcome to Season 3! This first episode we get to hear from Lanie Lamarre, an upbeat data specialist who excels at helping overwhelmed entrepreneurs get organized. Lanie has made a name online as “Miss GSD,” and specializes in helping online creatives make data, systems and operations fun in their work.
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EPISODE 2: Kamille Parks, Urban Planner
September 9, 2019 5:00am PDT • 45 minutes
Kamille Parks hails from Los Angeles, California as an urban planner at the architecture firm Gruen Associates. Her work involves ideation and planning for historical and transportation projects all throughout the city. Although Kamille works on various projects at a time, and often those projects take years to complete, this episode we get a great look at what an average day looks like for her, and how Airtable plays a role in making it happen.
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EPISODE 3: Patrick Ford, University Media Developer
September 16, 2019 5:00am PDT • 37 minutes
This week we welcome Patrick Ford, a media developer in the maker space at Anderson University in South Carolina. His work there involves designing learning experiences for their students and faculty, and helping them integrate technology into their education.
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EPISODE 4: Vix Meldrew, Social Content and Traffic INfluencer
September 23, 2019 5:00am PDT • 41 minutes
Say hi to Vix Meldrew from the UK on this episode as she gives a look into her work as an influencer in the social media world. She uses Airtable to streamline her personal publishing schedule, and shares the best templates with her audience to help them organize their own social media and content projects.
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EPISODE 5: Sam Davyson, Airportal Creator
September 30, 2019 5:00am PDT • 28 minutes
In this episode, we speak with Sam Davyson, creator of an upcoming app called Airportal. Sam is a developer who has a passion for enabling amazing customer experiences that don’t involve writing code. Airportal is a platform that Sam and his team developed to solve many of the issues that Airtable users are facing today involving advanced permissions levels.
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EPISODE 6: Alli Alosa, Fine Arts Turned Data Developer
October 7, 2019 5:00am PDT • 32 minutes
On this week’s episode we have Alli Alosa on the podcast. Alli lives in New England where her primary work is with a family-owned truck dealership. Although her training in college was more in the fine arts, she’s been enjoying working with family doing advertising and marketing. Her most recent work with Airtable has helped the business consolidate their policies and practices across the board, and make all their work more streamlined.
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EPISODE 7: Ash Forrest, Artist Techie
October 14, 2019 5:00am PDT • 33 minutes
Say hello to Ash Forrest, a freelance artist and from St. Louis, MO on BuiltOnAir this week. Ash is a photographer, artist and marketer who has brought together each world into a great blend of creativity and function. She’s a livestreamer and community builder that has adopted Airtable into many personal and professional uses, and shares some of her best creations here.
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EPISODE 8: Melanie Magdalena, Digital Consultant
October 21, 2019 5:00am PDT • 51 minutes
In this episode, I speak with Melanie Magdalena: scientist, creator, web-designer, developer, and self-proclaimed unicorn. Melanie works with nonprofits and entrepreneurs to simplify their workflows using no code solutions.
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EPISODE 9: Jonathan Bowen, Airtable Developer
October 28, 2019 5:00am PDT • 39 minutes
On today’s episode of BuiltOnAir, we (digitally) travel overseas to chat with Jonathan Bowen. Jonathan is an Airtable developer and consultant boasting over 20 years of experience in technology, the past 13 of which have been focused on web apps and e-commerce development. His company, DragonDrop (a creative play on words – get it, drag and drop?), helps clients build Airtable bases to manage all sorts of workflows.
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EPISODE 10: Kevin S Lin, Thence Founder
November 4, 2019 5:00am PST • 30 minutes
After over 5 years at AWS, Amazon Web Services, Kevin set-off on his own to help others get the most out of their cloud-based systems. His company, Thence, aims to help businesses put scalable systems in place, reduce costs, and make sense of “the cloud”.
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EPISODE 11: Jeremy Taylor, Machinist & Programmer
November 11, 2019 5:00am PST • 36 minutes
In this episode, we talk to Jeremy Taylor, a CNC machinist, and programmer. Jeremy has designed and manufactured components for everything from cake decorators to aerospace companies. He recently launched his own company called Defiant CNC, which focuses on providing machine shops with an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system customized to meet their needs, using Airtable of course.
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EPISODE 12: Tobi Troendle, Strategy Consultant
November 18, 2019 5:00am PST • 44 minutes
Today, we travel to Germany to chat with Tobi Troendle; a strategy consultant and business developer. After discovering Airtable, Tobi wanted to spread the word across Europe and help others to harness the power that it can provide. So, he set to work and created The Airtable Academy.
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Here’s to another great season starting in January 2020! In the meantime be sure to get subscribed, and watch the Winter Series roll out until then. See you there!
