Elixir Mentor

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jluetzow@gmail.com

jacob@elixirmentor.com

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Alex Koutmos on Nerves and Finance

October 10, 2026

Alex Koutmos, CTO of EagleMMS and author of Elixir Patterns, is back with two books in beta: Programming Nerves, which gets web developers building hardware from Livebook, and Elixir For Finance, written with his brother Dimitri on real market and Federal Reserve data. Then we ask whether anyone still buys technical books, and get into running on one server, what canceled trials teach you, and a laid off engineer with 1,000 applications.00:00 - Introduction02:41 - Programming Nerves: from Etc...

Mike Hostetler on Jido v3

October 02, 2026

Mike Hostetler, creator of Jido and ReqLLM, is back for round three. Jido 2.0 hit the top of Hacker News and took his docs server down with it, and Jido v3 betas are already on Hex. We get into agentic back pressure, why models write better declarative Elixir, why most actors don't need an LLM at all, durable workflows with Jido Flow, and the multiplayer harness he's building on OTP.Plus Grok Bots and personal agents, reverse engineering bad IoT apps, and live questions from chat.00:00 - Intr...

Michael Lubas on the State of Security

September 25, 2026

Michael Lubas, CEO of Paraxial.io and the first guest ever on this podcast, is back to check in on the state of security. We get into Microsoft's record Patch Tuesday, why AI keeps lowering the bar for attackers, the OpenAI sandbox escape story, and whether the AI labs are overstating the risk.Michael shares why cheap foundational checks still beat a frontier model, why small companies should skip bug bounties, and why Elixir gets no credit for its security. Plus live questions from chat.00:0...

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How do I get in touch with Elixir Mentor?

Elixir Mentor is hosted by Jacob Luetzow. Its publicly listed emails are jluetzow@gmail.com and jacob@elixirmentor.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Elixir Mentor?

The publicly listed emails for Elixir Mentor: jluetzow@gmail.com and jacob@elixirmentor.com.

How many listeners does Elixir Mentor have?

Podseeker estimates Elixir Mentor reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Elixir Mentor?

Elixir Mentor typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Technical founders, engineering leaders, developer-relations professionals, open-source or developer-tool builders, security practitioners, and experienced software engineers with a relevant product, project, or practical point of view. Common among recent guests: Founded or led a technology company or engineering organization; Built a relevant software product, developer tool, platform, or open-source project; Published technical content or authored a technical book. Recent guests include Michael Lubas, Adam Gusky, and Brice Ayres.

How hard is it to get booked on Elixir Mentor?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Elixir Mentor cover?

Recent episodes cover Technology, Software Development, Elixir, Artificial Intelligence, and Developer Relations. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.