I kinda liked to listen to functional geekery [1], because I really like the space of kinda-fringe-but-mostly-practical space many of the guests occupy with reg

I kinda liked to listen to functional geekery [1], because I really like the space of kinda-fringe-but-mostly-practical space many of the guests occupy with regards to functional languages. Good mix of people working with languages professionally, on side-projects as well as in research. Nice range of languages, heard about clojure, clojure-script, functional-style js, elm, purescript, haskell, idris, F#, erlang, elixir, and even prolog? I find them often go beyond the introductory, especially when the guest has been working with non-mainstream technology to solve some interesting problem. Your mileage may vary, though, large part of the episode can consist of "So, how did you get to learn $LANGUAGE"? [1] https://www.functionalgeekery.com/ https://www.functionalgeekery.com/