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Rubyology is a Ruby-based podcast chaired by Chris Matthieu. Its focus is on interviewing interesting Ruby (and Rails) developers - finding out about their projects, what makes them tick, and extracting their insights into the Ruby and Rails worlds. For some reason, Rubyology hasn't had a lot of love in the Ruby blogosphere, and after listening to several great interviews over the past few months, I've decided this is a great time to recommend you check it out if you're not already a subscriber. Recent highlights include:

• A two-part interview with Powerset developers Dave Fayram and Tom Preston Werner
• An interview with the Rails Envy guys (it's as entertaining as you'd expect)
• An interview with Ezra Zygmuntowicz (developer on the Merb and Rubinius projects)
• An interview with Jay Phillips (developer of Adhearsion)

Of course, don't forget about Geoffrey Grosenbach's Rails Podcast either - it's not all Rails focused these days. The latest episode is an interview with Jim Weirich. Post supported by Brightbox: Brightbox is a specialist European Rails hosting company. Each Brightbox server includes an optimised Ruby on Rails stack, SAN storage and access to a managed MySQL database cluster. They also manage dedicated clusters for large scale Rails deployments. Click here to learn more..

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