After a three week hiatus I hit the ground running in tonight's episode. I talk a little about where I've been the last few weeks. Then I cover some more SharePoint 2010 view craziness. Then I cover the Certificate Revocation List issues, User Profile Service filter deletion issues, and a Quest whitepaper I wrote about RBS.

In tonight's netcast I talk about the SQL white paper that just came out, how I fixed the broken scrolling on my web site, how to publish service apps and some fun stuff I did with PowerShell and the User Profile Service.

In tonight's episode I cover a bug with Get-SPContentDatabase, some list view funniness, an incoming email oddity and the introduction of the April 2011 CU.

In tonight's episode I describe in painstaking detail how I broke my blog today by testing on production. I also talk about a few new SharePoint downloads like the Admin Toolkit and the FBA Manager.

Tonight's episode comes to you with better audio. It's not important what I talk about, just that it sounds good. But I do talk about a couple of SharePoint issues around Apple and Android devices and anonymous access, Sandbox solution service configuration, why you should make changes in IIS admin, and the latest ShaerPoint event I've chosen to speak at.

In tonight's episode I talk about last week's SharePoint class, setting a portal site connection, a no install SQL tool, and troubleshooting sandbox solutions.

In tonight's episode I talk about some OWA troubleshooting, a PowerShell tip for running Timer Jobs, another PowerShell tip for deleting large lists, and some SQL scaling guidance.

In tonight's episode I talk about my admin account blog post, the taxonomypicker.ascx problem, RBS issues, and my DR article. The chat room was pretty lively too.

In tonight's netcast I cover a patching problem I uncovered, why item level permissions are so terrible bad, how to index PDF files in SharePoint Foundation, and how to win some free training from yours truly.

In tonight's episode I talk about a couple of problems with the December 2010 CU for SharePoint 2010, the release of the February 2011 CU, a search issue I stumbled across and finally I expose how very little I know about SharePoint security.