Get ready for Campus TV Season 2: 🌱 New Beginnings

Learn new skills, build projects and meet like-minded students with the latest shows from the GitHub Education Stream Team.

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Juan Pablo Flores CortésGitHub

·January 26, 2022·Developer skills

Get ready for Campus TV Season 2: 🌱 New Beginnings

Campus TV returns with a season aimed at newcomers

The GitHub Education Stream Team (GEST) is back from its break with a new season, "🌱 New Beginnings," built around students starting out as developers, career changers entering tech, and anyone looking to sharpen skills. Shows span hackathon prep, college admissions, blockchain fundamentals, and first web apps.

Episodes air weekly on GitHub Campus TV. Add the schedule to Google Calendar or your preferred calendar so you don't miss a stream.

Coffee </br> with dwvicy

When? Mondays 20:30 IST – 7:00 am PT

Host Vaishnavi Dwivedi carves out a weekly space to step back from coding, homework, and side projects. Each episode talks with experts and students about handling the pressures of student life—burnout, imposter syndrome, job applications—and offers practical ways to stay motivated and focused. Bring a hot drink and tune in every Monday at 20:30 IST.

Honest Academics

When? Tuesdays 18:30 ET – 5:00 am IST

Host Ifueko Igbinedion brings her path through Stanford, a Google internship, and a PhD at MIT to bear on the confusing terrain of computer science education. The show breaks down undergraduate and graduate CS degrees—admissions, coursework, internships—and offers candid advice on software development education and career direction from a machine learning researcher's perspective. Valuable for anyone weighing a CS path or curious about the field. Streams Tuesdays at 6:30 pm ET.

[Spanish] LatinXperts

When? Tuesdays at 19:00 CT – 6:30 am IST

Fernanda Ochoa (who started in a small town with few tech resources) and Carlo Gilmar return for a second season spotlighting Latin American developers, managers, and leaders who helped build the region's tech industry. The show aims to show students from any background—big city or small town—that there's a place for them. Expect guest stories plus drawing challenges with the show's illustrator in residence. Live Tuesdays at 7 pm CT.

The Campus DevRel Show

When? Wednesdays 20:00 IST – 6:30 am PT

After a first season covering developer relations broadly, host Yashovardhan Agrawal dives into the specifics of the role. Each episode picks one skill a guest excels at and walks through their approach to a real project—from brainstorming and planning to gathering resources and execution—to reveal the thinking behind DevRel initiatives. Wednesdays at 20:00 IST.

Demystifying Blockchain

When? Thursdays at 19:00 IST – 5:30 am PT

Host Guna Shekar guides viewers from blockchain theory and how it works under the hood to building applications on top of it, while touching on industry updates. Designed as a hands-on, interactive introduction for student developers looking to break into the space, it suits anyone who's heard of blockchain but isn't sure where to start. Thursdays at 19:00 IST.

Hacking Hackathons

When? Thursdays at 20:15 IST – 6:45 am PT

Aaishika S Bhattacharya draws on her experience as an MLH Coach and regular hackathon participant—as hacker, judge, and organizer—to demystify these events. The show covers choosing a tech stack, presenting your work, and using open-source libraries, all to promote learning by doing and build the product development and storytelling skills that make or break hackathon projects. Thursdays at 20:15 IST.

Da CSS Hour

When? Fridays 22:00 IST – 8:30 am PT

Arsalan Khattak returns after a first season on open-source tools, this time focusing on CSS. The show walks through styling websites—from minor tweaks to custom themes and portfolios—with tips and tricks along the way, aimed at everyone from beginners to experienced developers. Fridays at 22:00 IST.

Tech it with Iphie

When? Fridays at 19:00 WAT – 10:00 am PT

Host Ifunanya Ikemma addresses what it means to be a woman in tech and how to break in without a technical degree. Episodes review real cases of people from non-engineering backgrounds—accountants, lawyers, subject matter experts—who contribute meaningfully to the industry, arguing that tech companies need more than engineers. Fridays at 19:00 WAT.

Automate Boring Things using Python

When? Fridays at 20:30 IST – 7:00 am PT

Adil Shehzad and Haris Manzoor host a Python automation and testing show focused on improving web application stability. It starts with a record-and-playback approach using Selenium, moves through serverless computing with containers, and advances to WebDriver-based testing. From installing Python to setting up continuous integration with Jenkins, it's aimed at building robust applications from the ground up. Fridays at 20:30 IST.