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ReactioncastWeapons ReviewIn this episode of Reactioncast, Jesus aka Tyrant Dominus breaks down Weapons—Zack Kreger’s gripping follow-up to Barbarian. Twenty children vanish in the dead of night, leaving a town in chaos and a trail of perspectives that twist the truth at every turn. We explore the performances, the multi-layered storytelling, and why this thriller might be one of 2025’s most talked-about films.🎧 Hit play, then stick around and tell us—did the ending work for you?TAGS: Weapons 2025 review, Weapons movie podcast, Weapons, Zach Cregger, Weapons Julia Garner, Weapons Josh Brolin, Weapons Ald...
2025-08-1017 min
GR-OSS OUT PodcastOpen Source Foundations with Julia KregerIn this podcast, we delve into the critical role open source foundations play in fostering the growth and sustainability of open source software. Julia Kreger, Chair of the Open Infrastructure Foundation, joins us to share her expertise and passion for the open source movement. Learn how foundations can ensure that open source projects continue even when a contributor moves on.
Read more about:
Open Infrastructure Foundation @ https://openinfra.dev
G-Research job opportunities @ https://www.gresearch.com/vacancies/
Special Guest: Julia Kreger.
2025-01-1335 minGR-OSS OUT PodcastOpen Source Foundations with Julia KregerIn this podcast, we delve into the critical role open source foundations play in fostering the growth and sustainability of open source software. Julia Kreger, Chair of the Open Infrastructure Foundation, joins us to share her expertise and passion for the open source movement. Learn how foundations can ensure that open source projects continue even when a contributor moves on.
Read more about:
Open Infrastructure Foundation @ https://openinfra.dev
G-Research job opportunities @ https://www.gresearch.com/vacancies/
Special Guest: Julia Kreger.
2025-01-1335 min
Single Mother Survival Guide329 – Dealing with high-conflict people in divorce, with Bill EddyThis week on the show, I have the legendary Bill Eddy joining me. Bill Eddy is a lawyer, therapist, mediator, and co-founder of the High Conflict Institute. He pioneered the High Conflict Personality Theory (HCP) and is the world’s leading expert on methods for managing disputes involving people with high-conflict personalities. He provides training on this subject to lawyers, judges, mediators, managers, human resource professionals, businesspersons, healthcare administrators, college administrators, homeowners’ association managers, ombudspersons, law enforcement, therapists, and others. He has worked as the senior family mediator at the National Conflict Resolution Center, a certified family law...
2022-12-2054 min
Deploy Friday#50: Open Infrastructure FoundationThe Open Infrastructure Foundation
Julia Kreger, Mark Collier, and Mohammed Naser are all part of the Open Infrastructure Foundation (OIF), a nonprofit that builds communities around IaaS, Infrastructure-as-a-Service. The OIF is vast and global — it spans 100,000 members across over 180 countries, and it focuses on projects in multiple areas, including:
Edge computing
Container Infrastructure
Public/Private hybrid cloud
AI and Machine Learning
CI/CD
The OIF origin story
The Foundation traces its roots to another open source project, OpenStack, which provides software for creating private and public clouds. Julia describes Op...
2021-11-0458 min
ReVoicing the FutureClaire Kreger-Boaz & Sharon Bryant, NAMM: Partnership in Public AffairsJoin Natalie & Stephanie as they sit down with Sharon Bryant and Claire Kreger-Boaz from the NAMM Public Affairs team to talk about navigating between jobs, what it means to work on a team with people who complement one another, and more.
If you're interested in participating in the NAMM Advocacy Summit on May 25th you can sign up here: https://www.namm.org/summer-2021/articles/register-now-namm-advocacy-summit
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2021-05-1845 min
HPE Helion PodcastOpenStack Ironic midcycle catch-up with Julia KregerOpenStack Ironic midcycle catch-up with Julia Kreger
2016-10-2100 min