Explore how AI makes community work more human, the case for building data over features, and how bad bots and data centres complicate the picture.

Louise Woodhams, automation and test lead at ZapMap, on finding small joys in testing while burnout, AI pressure and job worries mount.

Celebrate the hidden strengths of community people, from systems thinking and focus to listening, shipping good enough work, and building with AI.

Melissa Fisher explains quality management systems for software teams: finding friction, matching rigour to product risk, quality orchestration and reviewing your whole system as AI changes it.

What does it take to guide members through a pivot, soak up the pain of change, and know when to pause community activities or provide an easy off ramp?

A lively discussion on career growth, engineering leadership, community, bringing joy to testing, and navigating AI.

What might change if your community worked in seasons and kept inviting new voices? Reflections on joy, gifting, OKRs, and learning across generations

A post-MoTaCon reflection episode celebrating the festival week’s workshops, talks, volunteering, community connections, Moments, stars, swag... and many unexpected memories made in Brighton.

A new life awaits you in the offline communities: listen, capture, and analyse the signals that show your community is popping off.

Arthur Hicken and Igor Kirilenko of Parasoft on what actually lets a quality team sleep at night when AI is writing both the code and the tests.

A warm pre-MoTaCon episode full of conference anticipation, community stories, practical advice for first-time attendees, and excitement around stars, selfies, Moments, meetups, and merch.

Swap the algorithm for your people by exploring Community Maxxing and why writing still matters for community builders who want to leave a positive impact.