Last week, we shared some of this year’s smartest, Webby-winning podcasts. Your queue is pretty full, but it seems something is missing.

If that something is “awesome stories about the Internet” you’re in luck.

Season 3 of the Webby Podcast just wrapped up, featuring fascinating conversations with the Webby community and Internet giants. Check out a few favorite episodes below, and listen/subscribe on iTunes, Acast, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Your missing piece is found.

In this season’s final episode, we chat with John W. Fitzpatrick, Director of Cornell University’s Lab of Ornithology, on developing the incredible bird watching apps—Ebird and Merlin, and what larger lessons they’re teaching us about the world.

On this episode, we take things back to the beginning of the first browser (yes, the first). Webby Lifetime Achievement Winner Mitchell Baker—Chairwoman of the Mozilla Foundation and Mozilla Corp.—joins us for a great conversation on the Internet’s early days.

Host of Webby-winning podcast Pod Save the People, DeRay Mckesson, joins us for a download on how activism has changed in the digital era, his online initiatives to forge progressive change, and more.

In a meta moment, the Webbys team sits down to call out and share clips from their favorite 2018 Winners in Podcasts—like S-Town, Conversations with People Who Hate Me, and much more.

What do good design and the Internet have in common? Turns out, plenty. We chat with Paola Antonelli, of the Architecture and Design Department at MoMA, to discuss all things tech and design.