Category: BuiltOnAir Podcast

In this episode we’re joined by Brian Switchkow, a founding citizen at One Inc Cooperative. One Inc operates as a member-owned, member-controlled virtual economy dedicated to fostering a supportive ecosystem of creatives, entrepreneurs, and investors. Brian’s two Airtable bases have a number of fields, views and tables that it allows citizens to interact with clean, simple interfaces.

Jason is the founder of Coding Career Fastlane, an online community focused on improving developers’ skill sets by offering personalized feedback and creative approaches to handling a job search. He shares two bases with us today, both of which are part Coding Career Fastlane’s 10-Day Job Hunt Challenge.

Jérémy shows us the base that he credits with helping his business, PubLoft, get to $24,000 a month in revenue in just seven months. Today, Jérémy is working on projects such as Crash.Co, a job-hunting site with a personalized twist, and GigLoft, which teaches freelancers how to run their own business.

In this episode, Dan Fellars returns to give us a deep-dive into some newer products offered by his company, Openside. Dan showcases On2Air Schemas, which allows users to track every bit of metadata associated with a particular base over time.

In the last Summer Series post we visit with Chris Ortolano, a community organizer who talks about a current issue in his neighborhood and how he is using Airtable to engage and communicate policy changes with his neighborhood community and city planners.

This week we chat with Ambroise Dhenain, the creator of an open-source software to manage Airtable backs as well as the CTO at Unly. Ambroise shares how Unly came to be and demos the backup software in action.

This week to dive head first into reading and tracking books with Hannah Wiginton. Hannah shares about her work as the communications & grants director for New Horizons and gives a tour of her in-depth Book Tracker Airtable base.

In our first Summer Series we visit with Abdul Alzanki, a software engineer and creator of miniExtensions. Abdul shares with us how he got started coding at the age of 14 and walks us through a few of their most popular extensions.

In today’s episode, we speak with Andy Wingrave: Automation and Airtable enthusiast. Andy shares a few projects with us including his Music Finder Base.