Roaring Elephant

Making a podcast is certainly fun, but as the saying goes: the more the merrier! So inviting guests onto your podcast really helps keep things fresh. In this episode, we continue about all the logistics and, more importantly, how to get good guests on your show!

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Making a podcast is certainly fun, but as the saying goes: the more the merrier! So inviting guests onto your podcast really helps keep things fresh. In this and next episode, we talk about all the logistics and, more importantly, how to get good guests on your show!

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In a surprise move to many, the Cisco behemoth decided to gobble up poor little Splunk. Well, of course, Splunk isn't really that small, or that poor either... So does it actually make sense?

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Over the years, we've had people ask us about what it's like to start a podcast, how to keep it going and how to not let it ruin your life. (OK, that last one maybe not so much.) In this fourth episode where we take you behind the scenes, we handle the sticky discussion with your employer and how the get hem on-board!

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Over the years, we've had people ask us about what it's like to start a podcast, how to keep it going and how to not let it ruin your life. (OK, that last one maybe not so much.) In this third episode where we take you behind the scenes, we go focus on letting the podcast evolve naturally and keeping it fresh.

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Over the years, we've had people ask us about what it's like to start a podcast, how to keep it going and how to not let it ruin your life. (OK, that last one maybe not so much.) In this second episode where we take you behind the scenes, we talk about what decision we had to make when we decided to take this ting for a spin.

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Over the years, we've had people ask us about what it's like to start a podcast, how to keep it going and how to not let it ruin your life. (OK, that last one maybe not so much.) In this first episode where we take you behind the scenes, we talk about why you would want, or not want to do a podcast.

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Everybody is talking about the real or perceived need for regulating all that is A.I.. But who are the powers behind this and why do they really want this?

Open Source is much more than "just code". So much more that our guest John Mertic actually wrote a book to tell you all about it! As we are always happy to invite John on to the podcast, we invited him to talk about the book and, as usual, much more. So much more that this inevitably became a multi-part episode and in this part we are talking mostly about scaling open source projects.

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Open Source is much more than "just code". So much more that our guest John Mertic actually wrote a book to tell you all about it! As we are always happy to invite John on to the podcast, we invited him to talk about the book and, as usual, much more. So much more that this inevitably became a multi-part episode and in this part we are talking mostly about actually running an open source project.

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