The explosion of AI-generated content online-aka “AI slop”-is having a ripple effect across the internet. Jared and Akila join the podcast to discuss the impact this phenomenon might have on creators and content platforms alike. They explore the risks of misinformation, the future of online communities, and how human creativity can still shine in a world saturated with artificial content.

Dan Schwie joins the podcast to dive into the real-world challenges of digital transformation, exploring why legacy systems often hold organizations back. This episode unpacks what it really takes to modernize, the pitfalls to avoid, and why success is about more than just technology.

Is SaaS going to die? Or be replaced by agentic AI? Inspired by Satya Nadella’s (Microsoft) speculation on the topic, Kyle and Peter are joined by Molly Doyle and Nick Bruecken to dive into this intriguing topic. Providing a recap from a panel discussion at MNTech in May, they explore the potential disruption agentic AI could cause in the SaaS market. Tune in to hear the panel’s consensus on the future of SaaS and the exciting possibilities of agentic AI.

Eric Schneider joins the podcasters as they dive into the importance of technology that just works. They cover the challenges of coding and debugging applications, the role of AI as an assistant in that process and the significance of the user experience in determining the success of tech products.

The SDG podcast team is joined by SDG Consultant and AI Community leader Sarah Rochford to talk about a recent Architectural Kata exercise and the importance of utilizing activities, like Katas, to promote innovation and sharing ideas and expertise.

As waves of tech professionals leave the industry, we risk passing down only the how—the tools, the processes—while losing sight of the why. But reconnecting with the “why” can align teams, spark better solutions, and bring deeper meaning to the work we do.

The SDG podcasters are joined by our Low-Code team lead, Ben Stori, as they discuss the evolution of Low-Code. How did it start, and where is it now?

After years of remote work becoming the norm, many organizations are now mandating a return to the office. The SDG Podcasters unpack the return-to-office trend: the motivations behind it, the impact on team dynamics, and how leaders can navigate the transition with empathy and clarity.

The SDG podcasters explore the art of setting and enforcing boundaries in professional and personal settings. They share practical strategies to help you protect your time, energy, and focus.

Estimating projects is never an exact science, but what can we learn from past experiences? In this episode, the SDG podcasters discuss the challenges, surprises, and best practices for making more accurate project estimates.