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You Can Now Listen to Code/Mobile 2015 With ‘Re/code Replay’ Podcasts

More than a dozen new episodes for you to listen to.

by Noah Kulwin
Asa Mathat

We’re rolling out all the videos of full sessions from last week’s Code/Mobile conference, but you don’t have to wait until the video drops if you want to hear what you missed.

The entirety of Re/code interviews from Code/Mobile are now available as “Re/code Replay” podcasts on our website, iTunes and most popular podcast-listening services. Listen to Code/Mobile producer and Senior Editor Ina Fried, Executive Editor Kara Swisher, Editor-at-Large Walt Mossberg and others interview guests about topics ranging from autonomously driven cars to messaging apps.

Interviewees this year included Apple Pay chief Jennifer Bailey, investor and Android creator Andy Rubin, Google’s Amit Singhal and other influential figures in the world of mobile computing. Also, you can expect to see one of the folks onstage last week in the Red Chair return for this week’s episode of the “Re/code Decode” with Kara Swisher.

Have any feedback, questions or concerns? Shoot an email to noah@recode.net.

This article originally appeared on Recode.net.

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