The logging landscape has evolved from the near past of files on the web server to the rich logging frameworks and cloud logging tools that we know today. The podcasters discuss the importance of logging and some philosophical takes on the what, when and why of modern logging.

Working from home taught us it was possible to connect remotely but as we get used to the new normal of a hybrid workforce, how do we go beyond the screen to connect?

There are good days and bad days, but when work gets tough and becomes all bad days, how do you hang in there and make it to the finish line?

SDG's Melanie Sorensen joins us to talk about user research. Why it is critical for UI/UX design and for an organization to really know their customers and users, and how they work.

A gentleman named Mark Manson wrote a book called: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck!, on this episode we apply the mostly counter-intuitive wisdom to consulting. If you hear many bleeps, those are the times that we said the word duck. I swear!

What's new in Dev-Ops? The podcasters dive into the history of Dev-Ops, automating infrastructure with code, and deploying and maintaining services and features in cloud architectures.

Today we talk about rules. How important are they? Do we need them? Should we break the rules? What is the impact rules have on our lives?

RPG (Role Playing Game) enthusiast Steve Bunda joins us to talk about the benefits of playing Dungeons and Dragons we can take into the real world. Lessons in teamwork, soft-skills, leadership and more!

The Podcasters are joined by one of our Agile/Scrum experts to talk about stuff not to do in an agile project.

The Generation X podcasters chat with a Millennial and a Gen-Z'er to figure out if we need to do anything as members of different generations to work better together.