The tables have turned, and this time I'm the guest and you all are the hosts.

I get tons of questions over email and Twitter asking me about my thoughts on various trends,

tools, and behind-the-scenes questions around Talk Python.

So I've enlisted two listeners who are up for hosting a conversation and taking questions from y'all.

Thank you to Patrick Leuille and Kim Van Wick, who guest hosted this episode

or answer a bunch of audience questions and this Ask Me Anything. This is Talk Python to Me,

episode 310 recorded March 31st, 2021. Welcome to Talk Python, a week, a weekly podcast on Python, the language, the libraries, the ecosystem, and the personalities.

This is your host, Michael Kennedy. Follow me on Twitter where I'm at M. Kennedy, and keep up with the show and listen to past episodes at talk python.fm, and follow

the show on Twitter via at Talk Python. This episode is sponsored by OutSystems and us over at

Talk Python Training. OutSystems is a new sponsor with a really cool product, so please check

it out with the link in the podcast player show notes.

We'll be giving away five tickets to attend PyConUS 2021.

This conference is one of the primary sources of funding for the PSF, and it's going to be held May 14th to 15th online.

And because it's online this year, it's open to anyone around the world. So we decided

to run a contest to help people, especially those who have never been part of PyCon

before, attend it this year. Just visit TalkPython.fm slash Pycon 2021 and enter your email address

and you'll be in the running for an individual Pycon ticket. Compliments of Talk Python.

These normally sell for about $100 each. And if you're certain you want to go, I encourage you to visit the Pycon website,

get a ticket, and that money will go to support the PSF and the Python community.

Congratulations to Janine Van Nykirk. Janine won the fourth of the five tickets that were given away

for Pycon, and there's

still more chances to win. If you want to be in this drawing, just visit talk python.fm slash

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