In episode 120 of Does Not Compute, Sean and Paul talk about camping and national parks, writing functional feature specs for an application, and some practical examples of elixir's pattern matching and guard clauses.
Things Mentioned

Monty Python - Holy Hand Grenade
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone National Park
Campendium
Koa Campgrounds
Simplenote
How to Write a Painless Product Requirements Document
What Goes Into a Functional Specification?
Intercom
React FAQ
Elixir - Pattern Matching
Elixir School - Pattern Matching
Elixir - Guards
Elixir - ProductPresenter code with pattern matching and guards
Single responsibility principle

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