Less Than or Equal

In the final (for now!) episode of Less Than Or Equal, the tables are turned! Hear Jean MacDonald ask Aleen the tough questions: Why is the show ending? Will the archive be available? (Spoiler: of course!) How has Less Than Or Equal changed Aleen's life? What is the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything?

Alicia and Aleen talk about learning how to write iOS apps, the many facets and considerations of writing an app for victims of domestic violence, empowering women, and what it's like to be filmed for an Apple promotional video.

Thursday and Aleen talk about writing, the importance of style guides, and Thursday's project: The Responsible Communication Style Guide.

Stephen joins Aleen to talk about Relay FM, diversity, the importance of community, and his life as the parent of a child with cancer.

Steven and Aleen talk about his path to Apple journalism, the difficulties of writing about accessibility, and the tools he uses to write.

Virginia tells Aleen about her paths to both art and tech, confidence, and the importance of community.

Aki and Aleen talk about working for President Obama’s reelection campaign, being a nomad, and activism.

Sev tells Aleen about his experience transitioning genders while also transitioning careers and shares how they impacted one another, how he decided against building a tech startup, and the insecurity of indie life.

Alex and Aleen talk about podcasting, amplifying the voices of women, and self-promotion.

Lisa joins Aleen again to talk about the Internet of Things and the thought (or lack thereof) behind All the Things, social media overload, Steven Universe, and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.

Sonya and Aleen talk about having colorful hair, being passionate about customer support and the nuances of doing it well, and how awesome our 30s have been!

Shelly joins Aleen to talk about why she wrote a book about iOS accessibility, diversity, and putting people in boxes.

Amelia joins Aleen to talk about the public beta of MyTransHealth, how it started and why it's important, future plans, and juggling passion projects with work.

Karen and Aleen discuss advocacy and mentorship in tech, leaving corporations for consultancies, and the intersection of parenting and leadership.

Kronda and Aleen talk about the freelancing life, the importance of community, and focusing on your superpower.

Jacqui and Aleen talk about delegating, handling growth, reporting on Apple events, how tech has and hasn't embraced diversity, and traveling.

Charli and Femke join Aleen to talk about side projects, making things happen, getting up early, and moving far away from home!

Helene and Aleen talk about writing, respecting other cultures, career choices, juggling parenting with authorship, and more!

Chiu-Ki and Aleen talk about freelancing, side projects, public speaking, and how they approach making changes in their communities.

Join Cate and Aleen as they talk about speaking at tech conferences, codes of conduct (they're important!), healthy work environments, and shine theory.

Andie and Aleen talk about opening a geeky theater and representation & biases in entertainment.

Lauren and Aleen talk about how YOU can help marginalized people in tech, coding bootcamps, and public speaking!

Anna and Aleen discuss mobile versus console gaming, the ways mobile games can earn money, and reinventing yourself.

Nat and Aleen talk about how the App Camp for Girls curriculum was developed, using Objective-C versus Swift for the camp, and who App Camp is for.

Join Erika and Aleen as they talk about podcasting, representation in podcasting, and growing up geeky.

Join Ally and Aleen as they talk about apps for Mac and iOS, Apple's latest and greatest hardware (iPad Pro and Apple Watch), traveling with tech, and working from home.

Sabriel joins Aleen to talk about customizing her car with plastidip, polyamory, and Star Trek.

Jessica and Aleen talk about working in the tech industry, gender bias, rage crying, procrastination, and more!

Tanya and Aleen talk about what's involved in putting together panels for a diverse conference, how feminism should be for everyone, and podcasting.

Lynne joins Aleen to talk about how she created an iOS app without knowing Objective-C or Swift, accessibility on different types of devices, and her experiences singing cabaret.

Basel joins Aleen to discuss how he narrowly avoiding going to law school, his path to becoming a developer, and how the tech community tries (and doesn't try) to welcome newcomers.

Lisa and Aleen talk about comic books (who's better: Marvel or DC?), the state of children's toys, and the cognitive burdens of poverty

Robert and Aleen talk about how he started advocating for blind people, why he no longer supports GamerGate, and the month he spent with no Internet access.

Louis and Aleen talk about his experiences growing up, how the Hatlan Center for the Blind helped him learn how to be independent, and how people with sight should approach helping blind strangers.

Neem joins Aleen to talk about becoming a developer after getting a degree in biology, perspectives on various tech conferences, and helping older populations learn how to use modern tech.

Aleen's in the hot seat this week! Listen as she and Justin talk about what they've learned over the course of the show and where Less Than Or Equal is going.

In a rare followup episode, Nicole joins us once again to talk about how the school year is going for her gender non-conforming child.

Yasmine and Aleen duke it out: Android or iOS? Two people enter, only one can exit! They also talk about must-have apps, diversity at Apple and Google, and helping more people access technology.

The Misbehavin' Maidens join Aleen to talk about promoting sex positivity through music and general geekery!

Megan and Aleen talk about trigger warnings, creating safer spaces, and the end of the world (via holodeck gaming).

Tempest and Aleen talk about Jem and the Holograms, music, equality, representation, and improving our culture.

Katriel and Aleen talk about making games, how indies handle bug tracking, and pitching, writing, & editing articles.