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GraphGeeks PodcastExploring GraphRAG with Neo4j's Tomaz BratanicJoin us for an insightful discussion with Tomaz Bratanic, Graph ML and GenAI Research expert at Neo4j, as we dive deep into the world of GraphRAG and his newly released book "Essential GraphRAG – a practical guide to combining Knowledge Graphs with Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)" (Manning Publications, co-authored with Oskar Hane).We explore how GraphRAG enhances LLM accuracy by combining the power of knowledge graphs with retrieval-augmented generation, covering everything from vector similarity search to agentic RAG systems. Tomaz also shares his unconventional journey from professional poker player to graph researcher.Key Topics Covered:Th...2025-07-2430 min

GraphGeeks PodcastGraph-Wide Scanning for CybersecurityJoin Amy Hodler, David Haglin (Rocketgraph), and David Hughes (Enterprise Knowledge) as they explore graph-wide scanning and its role in revolutionizing cybersecurity. Discover how graphs are eliminating blind spots, detecting advanced persistent threats, and transforming how analysts find crucial insights in massive datasets. Learn why traditional methods fall short and how AI integration is key to navigating the colossal scale of cyber data for unprecedented clarity and threat detection.2025-07-2341 min

GraphGeeks PodcastBuilding a Word Game with Graph PathfindingFounder and game designer Michael Douma discusses "In Other Words," a daily word puzzle that uses pathfinding through connected concepts instead of the typical spelling approaches. Players navigate from one word to another through semantic relationships, with millions of possible solutions that tap into how we naturally think about linked ideas.Graph practitioners and ontologists will love this:Real-world application of graph traversal and pathfinding that's fun!Demonstrates how semantic networks can create engaging user experiences beyond traditional data applicationsExplores how people naturally navigate multidimensional concept spaces and associate ideas 2025-06-2618 min

GraphGeeks PodcastMoving from Academia to Commercial GraphsIn this GraphGeeks podcast, Amy Hodler chats with Janet Six, a product manager at Tom Sawyer Software who made the leap from academia to industry in the graph world.Janet relates how she fell in love with what she calls the "beautiful combination of mathematics and art" in laying out graph structures. After pursuing a PhD, she was determined to bring academic research into real-world applications. Despite being warned against studying AI in the 1990s, she followed her passion anyway, and now, thirty years later, we're seeing incredible connections between graphs and AI through LLMs and agentic...2025-05-2618 min

GraphGeeks PodcastSimplifying Graph Database Adoption with G.V()In this episode of Graph Geeks in Discussion, host Amy Hodler sits down with Arthur Bigeard, founder of G.V(), to explore how his quest for a user-friendly graph database client led to creating a more universal graph experience tool. Arthur shares his journey from graph database novice to tool creator, explaining how G.V() bridges the gap between technical complexity and practical usability across multiple graph database technologies. G.V() website: https://gdotv.com/KGC Conference referenced: https://events.knowledgegraph.tech/2025-04-2430 min

GraphGeeks PodcastGraphs & GPUs: RAPIDS and cuGraph with NVIDIA's Joe EatonThis podcast episode features host Amy Hodler in conversation with Joe Eaton, NVIDIA Distinguished System Engineer, discussing graph analytics acceleration technologies. This discussion covered:How RAPIDS and cuGraph are changing graph analytics through GPU accelerationTheir innovative approach to scaling NetworkX on GPUs without requiring code modificationsAn exploration of GNNs, graph embeddings, and vector search applicationsWe also looked at current trends in graph technology and their real-world implications. Joe provided pointers to resources (below) for people just getting started as well as his picks for exciting graph-related talk at the upcoming NVIDIA GTC conference.2025-03-0337 min

GraphGeeks PodcastA Journey from Neo4j to DgraphIn this fun episode of GraphGeeks in Discussion, host Amy Hodler sits down with William Lyon, who is currently heading developer experience at Hypermode and a respected figure in the graph database community. Drawing from his rich experience at Neo4j and Dgraph, Will offers unique insights into the evolving landscape of graph technologies. As a veteran in the graph space, Will shares his personal journey through different graph database architectures and insights on using property graphs and triples for data management. Additional information: https://dgraph.io/ https://hypermode.com/ https://github.com...2025-02-1942 min

GraphGeeks PodcastCapturing Elusive Customer KnowledgeToday's conversation with Claudia Natasia, CEO of Riley, takes us into the fascinating intersection of graph technology and customer behavior. As a data scientist turned product leader, Claudia discovered that the key to unlocking revenue growth was hidden in the complex web of customer data. That insight led her to found a company that's revolutionizing how businesses understand their customers using the power of graph technology. Join us as we explore her journey from data-driven problem solver to innovative tech founder, and learn how companies are uncovering elusive customer insights.2025-01-2822 min

GraphGeeks PodcastGraph and AI Powered Search for Earth DataListen to Amy Hodler interview Jesse Kallman, Founder & CEO at Danti, and Anthony Hylick, their Head of Machine Learning. Learn why Earth-Data is increasingly important today and how Danti uses graphs and AI to power its search engine. https://danti.ai/ Hear how this context-rich search goes beyond geospatial to enable users—from government agencies to private enterprises—to find the precise data they need from the vast, ever-growing datasets collected by satellites, drones, and other sources around the globe. 2024-09-2939 min

GraphGeeks PodcastStreaming Graphs for CybersecurityListen to this GraphGeeks podcast to learn about Streaming Graphs for Cybersecurity. Our graph practitioners will appreciate hearing about graph event stream processing, and our cybersecurity listeners will learn how graphs are used to detect complex patterns and advanced persistent threats. Our guests include Paige Roberts, who’s had various roles in her 25 years in software and is currently the Director of Product Innovation for thatDot. Paige has also co-authored and contributed to several O’Reilly books, including “97 Things Every Data Engineer Should Know” and “Accelerate Machine Learning with a Unified Analytics Architecture.”...2024-08-3044 min

The Connected Data PodcastConnected Data London 2024 Call for Submissions Roundtable | Panel DiscussionConnected Data is coming back to London in 2024, on December 11-13. Join us for a tour de force in all things Knowledge Graph, Graph Analytics / Al / Data Science / Databases and Semantic Technology. Call for submissions and volunteers, program committee, chairs, and initial lineup have been announced. This online roundtable highlights the Connected Data landscape and how it's reflected in our Call for Submissions, while it also goes over the event's format and answers audience questions. Key topics: How taxonomy, ontology and knowledge graphs can help GenAI and Large Language Models: Gr...2024-08-051h 26

GraphGeeks PodcastQuick History of Graph DatabasesListen to Amy Hodler interview Semih Salihoğlu, CEO of Kuzu and professor at the University of Waterloo, to learn about the fascinating history of graphs through the lens of database management systems. In this podcast, Semih walks us through the evolution of systems: from the first database system, IDS, to modern property graph databases, such as Neo4j and Kùzu. You’ll learn about the connections between the birth of the World Wide Web and document-based datasets and document stores, such as MongoDB. Amy and Semish also discuss the flexibility of RDF as a reasoning system...2024-07-1149 min

GraphGeeks PodcastKnowledge Graph Trends with François ScharffeIn this podcast, we discuss current trends in knowledge graphs with François Scharffe, the CEO of The Data Chefs and co-founder of The Knowledge Graph Conference (KGC). First, François gives us insights into the evolution of KGC and the popularity of using knowledge graphs for RAG (retrieval-augmented generation). Then, we dive into the early indications that knowledge graphs may help bring back rule-/expert-based systems and the possibilities around personal knowledge graphs.https://www.thedatachefs.com/https://www.knowledgegraph.tech/2024-06-2732 min

GraphGeeks PodcastRDF vs LPG: Jesús Barrasa and Dave BechbergerGraphs are changing how we model, store, and query complex data. But when it comes to choosing the right type of graph model, the decision often boils down to two major contenders: Resource Description Framework (RDF) and Labelled Property Graphs (LPG). Each has its own unique strengths, use cases, and challenges.Join this GraphGeeks talk with experts Jesús Barrasa and Dave Bechberger to better understand these approaches.2024-06-0750 min

GraphGeeks PodcastMaya Natarajan thoughts on the Graph MarketSneak peek of Maya Natarajan's talk at KGC on graph market.2024-05-0820 min

GraphGeeks PodcastIndustry Trends: Data, Analytics and GraphsDiscussion with Sanjeev Moham who has been in the data and analytic space for decades. Until recently, he was a Gartner research vice president and has recently returned from several conferences including Google Cloud Next. Sanjeev provides an overview of market trends including some surprise predictions for 2024. Find out more at SanjMo.com 2024-04-1836 min

Data BytesGraph Analytics with Amy HodlerAmy Hodler is the Founder, Graph Evangelist, GraphGeeks --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/women-in-data/support 2024-02-2236 min $Consultants\' Consultant$ Consultants' Consultant14: Amy Hodler: context and connectionsAmy Hodler works for Neo4j. Here’s her Linked in profile. Neo4j specialise in graph...2022-10-2000 min

Data in ConstructionData Centricity & Knowledge Graphs Amy HodlerFollow Amy hereLearn more about Relational.ai hereMore from Amy:https://techcrunch.com/2022/04/26/relationalai-wants-to-change-the-way-intelligent-apps-are-built/https://youtu.be/ocadAuzfSnE 2022-07-2129 min

Machine Meets WorldNeo4j‘s Amy E. Hodler on Why Bias Isn’t Always BadAmy E. Hodler, Director, Graph Analytics and AI Programs at Neo4j, talks artificial intelligence with James Kotecki, Director of Marketing at Infinia ML.---EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS Striking Examples of AI Failure [5:10] Why Talking to Data Scientists Gives Her Hope [18:44] The Need for a Public Conversation about AI Expectations [20:41] Bias Isn’t Always Bad [24:35]---EMAIL THE SHOWmmw@infiniaml.com.---SEE ALSOAmy Hodler’s Speech on Responsible AI (November 11, 2019) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocadAuzfSnE---Vi...2020-06-1629 min

info@theworkforceshow.comThe Workforce Show- Amy Hodler: Network ScienceSponsored by: Fairfax City, Analytics2Go,LookingGlassCyber Amy E. Hodler is a network science devotee and AI and graph analytics program manager at Neo4j. She promotes the use of graph analytics to reveal structures within real-world networks and predict dynamic behavior. Amy helps teams apply novel approaches to generate new opportunities at companies such as EDS, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard (HP), Hitachi IoT, and Cray Inc. Amy has a love for science and art with a fascination for complexity studies and graph theory. She tweets @amyhodler Host: Swathi Young, Cracking the AI Code 2019-04-2500 min $cindytonkin\'s podcast$ cindytonkin's podcastAmy Hodler: Context and ConnectionsAmy Hodler works for Neo4j. Here’s her Linked in profile. Neo4j specialise in graph analytics and the connections between data. I met Amy through the website Givitas Get the show notes here We’re human. We cannot parallel process. Take the time to sharpen your own skills and give yourself a rest. There’s always more to learn. There are always things you don’t know. I mention Givitas, which is related to Adam Grant’s Givers and Takers research and Generosity Burnout. Here are some of the things Amy and I sp...2019-03-1800 min