A fast, no-fluff shot of modern business and software development — brewed strong and served hot for founders, operators, and builders who value clarity over noise.
Stacklumen runs Devpull — a focused conversation series about how products are actually built, businesses are scaled, and systems work in practice. Plus a second show in the works.
What you'll find here
Devpull — weekly conversations on modern business and software development. Available now.
Boardroom in 15 — strategic insights from the C-suite, condensed to 15 minutes. Coming Q2 2026.
Subscribe links — Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube Music. Listings pending platform approval; RSS feed below works in any podcast app today.
Episode list + player — live at stacklumen.com/app/podcasts. Every episode has its own page with audio, show notes, and a share link.
Editorial bar
No trend-chasing. No buzzword soup. No guru theatrics. Just disciplined thinking and practical frameworks from people who've done the work — not just tweeted about it.
02.01 / Devpull
What it's about.
Devpull distills big ideas, real-world experience, and sharp technical insight into bite-sized conversations. Through interviews and focused analysis, it explores how products are built and businesses are scaled.
The territory
Software architecture — how systems are designed, where they break, what to ship and what to skip.
Development strategy — team structure, tooling, release cadence, technical debt as a real budget line.
Business models — how products make money, how they don't, and the gap between the deck and the P&L.
Operations & growth — what scales, what breaks at scale, what to operationalize and what to keep weird.
Decision-making — under real constraints, with real consequences, by people doing the work.
Format
Interview-driven, weekly, 15–25 minutes. Episodes drop Tuesdays. Hard-earned lessons and the occasional heretical take. If you believe progress comes from better thinking, better systems, and fewer meetings that could've been commits — pull up a chair.
02.02 / Devpull
Listen now.
Every episode lives on our own player at stacklumen.com/app/podcasts — full audio, show notes, and a permanent share link per episode. No app required, no platform login.
Prefer your usual app? Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube Music listings are pending platform approval. In the meantime, the RSS feed works in every podcast client.
02.03 / Devpull
Why Devpull.
Three principles shape every episode. Together they're the reason this show exists in a market full of podcasts.
02.03.01 / One espresso at a time
Fast, focused, caffeinated.
Each episode is concentrated insight without the filler — pure signal for builders who respect their time.
02.03.02 / Real constraints
Real solutions.
We dig into how things actually work — technical decisions, business tradeoffs, operational realities that don't make the blog posts.
02.03.03 / Practitioners
Not theorists.
Conversations with people who've shipped products, scaled systems, and built businesses — not influencers who've mastered the algorithm.
Editorial principle
If a guest can't point to something they shipped, scaled, or rebuilt — they don't make the booking calendar. That's the bar.
03.01 / Subscribe
Apple Podcasts.
Pending Apple Podcasts approval. Once we're listed, you'll be able to subscribe on iOS, macOS, Apple Watch, CarPlay, and HomePod.
Apple PodcastsiOS, macOS, watchOS, CarPlay · pending platform approvalPending
When Devpull lands on Spotify, its algorithmic playlists may surface episodes in your Daily Drive if you've been listening to similar shows. Until then, the Stacklumen player is the most direct way to listen.
03.03 / Subscribe
YouTube Music.
Pending YouTube Music submission. Once approved, you'll be able to follow Devpull on YouTube Music and watch video versions on YouTube proper.
YouTube MusicFull video episodes & shorts · pending platform approvalPending
Video vs audio
Most listeners will end up on Apple or Spotify. YouTube is for the people who want to see the conversation — chart references, screen-shared diagrams, the occasional whiteboard. Same content, more context. Drops will start landing on YouTube once the channel is approved.
04.01 / Roadmap
Boardroom in 15.
A second Stacklumen show, in development for Q2 2026. Strategic insights from the C-suite, distilled into 15 minutes of actionable intelligence.
Coming Q2 2026
Different voice, different format. Where Devpull is conversational and technical, Boardroom in 15 is structured and executive. Every conversation a masterclass in leadership, condensed to fit a commute.
Format
F.01 / Length
Strict 15 minutes. No padding, no over-runs.
F.02 / Cadence
Bi-weekly — alternates with Devpull on the Stacklumen feed.
F.03 / Guests
C-suite executives, board members, and operators at scale — people whose decisions affect thousands of employees.
F.04 / Structure
Three structured questions, one big takeaway. No tangents, no warmup chat.
Get notified at launch
Boardroom in 15 will land on the same feeds as Devpull — subscribe to Devpull now and you'll catch it automatically. Or email support@stacklumen.com with subject Boardroom launch for a one-time launch ping.
05.01 / Contact
Pitch a guest or topic.
Three ways to engage with Stacklumen Podcasts — pitch a guest, suggest a topic, or report an issue with an episode.
C.01 / Pitch a guest
Email support@stacklumen.com with subject Devpull guest pitch. Include who, what they've shipped, and why they'd be a fit.
C.02 / Suggest a topic
Same inbox, subject Devpull topic. Topics that connect to real shipped work always beat abstract themes.
Inbound messages within one business day. Guest pitches reviewed weekly.
One ask
If the show is useful to you, the highest-leverage thing you can do is tell one person who'd benefit. The algorithm is stacked against new shows — word of mouth is what moves the needle.
Built something worth talking about?
Pitch a Devpull guest spot.
Practitioners only — people who've shipped, scaled, or rebuilt something at real consequence. One inbox, one business day.