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Another vote for ShopTalk[1]. Also Jen Simmons' The Web Ahead[2] is fantastic, and gets into some higher-level trends and concepts in tech, art and design. For my Chris Coyier overdose, I tack on Codepen Radio[3]. On the UX and design side, I love The Dirt[4] and Hustle[5]. Finally, The Businessology Show[6] does a great job covering management and leadership (focused on the agency/service world).
[1]: http://shoptalkshow.com
[2]: http://thewebahead.net
[3]: http://blog.codepen.io/radio/
[4]: http://freshtilledsoil.com/thedirt
[5]: http://funsize.co/hustle/
[6]: http://www.businessology.biz
I've added Codepen's MIT License [0] to your name to credit you correctly at the right spot on our CSS. New build will be rolled out in a couple of hours so kindly check back again.
If however you're still uncomfortable about us using this experiment without a coffee, do let me know and we'll remove it from Bubblin completely. Just kidding, we'll sponsor you a coffee as well ;-)
[0] https://blog.codepen.io/legal/licensing/
Shop Talk Show http://shoptalkshow.com/
Codepen Radio http://blog.codepen.io/radio/
Software Engineering Radio is in my podcast software but I don't find myself listening to it much.
I have a variety of others more oriented to productivity and freelancing, but they're less technical. I do highly recommend the Home Work podcast by Aaron Mahnke and Dave Caolo - one of the few I have set to auto download.
Codepen recently published podcast episode [0], where they tell why they spitched from GitHub to GitLab. Built in CI solution was one of the reasons.
If you don't want to listen the whole thing, there's also a transcript: [1]
[0]: https://blog.codepen.io/2017/01/24/114-gitlab/
[1]: http://gitlabfan.com/ce4d016e0eec
I know it's already too late, but recently CodePen announced their blogging platform [1] which is nicely integrated with their base service - sharing of code snippets.
[1] http://blog.codepen.io/2014/06/19/can-write-blog-posts-codepen-now/
Apparently it's to prevent phishing. You should be able to click on "Edit on Codepen" to see it.
(Not affiliated with them, I just found https://blog.codepen.io/2017/10/05/regarding-referer-headers/)