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Pop Goes the StackMeasuring what matters: Observability for agentsAgents break the old rules of observability. Latency, throughput, and error rates still matter, but once software starts making decisions and taking actions on someone else’s behalf, the real question becomes: is it doing the right thing, and is it doing it for the right reasons? In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, Lori MacVittie and Joel “OpenClaw” Moses are joined by observability expert Chris Hain to unpack what changes when systems become agentic. Instead of a single prompt-response interaction, you get decision chains that branch, loop, call tools, and evolve over time. A syste...
2026-04-2820 minPop Goes the StackAlien autopsy of LLMs: Constitutions, deception, guardrailsWhy do researchers keep describing large language models like aliens? Because in enterprise environments, they often behave like something we didn’t build and can’t fully explain. In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, Lori MacVittie and Joel Moses are joined by F5's Ken Arora to unpack the “alien autopsy” metaphor and what it reveals about operating LLMs as production systems.They dig into the uncomfortable reality that traditional software offers a blueprint and a causal chain. LLMs don’t. You can probe them, measure them, and red-team them, but you can’t reli...
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WebAssembly UnleashedWhy Programmability Still Wins: iRules, APIs, and Wasm (WorldTech IT) | WebAssembly UnleashedWebAssembly Unleashed goes hands-on with a topic that shows up every time polished architectures collide with real production: programmability. Coming to you from F5's AppWorld 2026, hosts Joel Moses and Oscar Spencer are joined by WorldTech IT's Austin Geraci and Josh Brooks to talk about what actually happens when customers need traffic behavior that “shouldn’t exist,” but still has to work reliably at scale.The conversation moves from the reality of messy APIs and legacy constraints to the practical value of a programmable data plane. Austin and Josh share examples ranging from deterministic routin...
2026-04-1619 min
When Rom Met ComRomcom Roundup with Tabitha Catlin: The Drama + You, Me & Tuscany + MoreJack and Nora are joined by theatre content creator Tabitha Catlin to discuss (spoiler-free!) what's going on in the world of romcoms. In this episode, Nora competes for how many f-bombs she can drop in 36 minutes, Jack is replacing Nora with Fearne Cotton, and Tabitha loves any film with Glen Powell and/or a talking dog. Head to your local cinema, grab some popcorn, and let’s celebrate the revival of the romcom!Topics include:Robert Pattinson's long-awaited comedy eraThe irresistible charm of Halle BaileyUpcoming cinema releases of romcoms (and romcom-adjacent films), including: Finding Emily (2026), On...
2026-04-1535 minPop Goes the StackWhy Prompt Filters Fail Against LLM AttacksPrompt injection has been the headline security problem for the last year, but have we been guarding the wrong layer? Lori MacVittie is joined by cohost Joel Moses and architect Elijah Zupancic to break down why many “prompt filters” miss the real execution surface: models don’t process words, they process tokens, and attackers are increasingly targeting the tokenizer to bypass defenses.Using the research behind Adversarial Tokenization and TokenBreak, they explain how the same text can be segmented into different token paths, changing what the model actually “sees” and how it behaves. That creates a...
2026-04-1422 minPop Goes the StackOpenClaw: Multi-agent autonomy, secrets, and blast radiusOpenClaw is what happens when the industry looks at autonomous agents and decides they should have more autonomy, more persistence, and more chances to surprise you. In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, Lori MacVittie hosts a wide-ranging discussion with F5's Joel Moses, Jason Rahm, and Kunal Anand on what makes OpenClaw different from the usual “AI assistant” narrative: agents that coordinate, remember, adapt, and operate in shared spaces where emergent behavior is a feature, not a bug.Joel shares a grounded example of using OpenClaw locally for home automation, keeping the blast radius contained whil...
2026-04-0726 minPop Goes the StackCISO Hot Takes on MCP, PQC, and Data Center AttacksRecorded live at F5 AppWorld 2026 in Las Vegas, this episode of Pop Goes the Stack puts Field CISO Chuck Herrin in the hot seat for a fast-moving conversation on what security leaders are really dealing with right now. Joel Moses kicks things off with the agentic AI debate: if teams bypass structured tool interfaces and let agents “just use the CLI,” what happens to authentication, observability, and predictability when autonomy accelerates faster than humans can keep up?From there, Chuck makes the case that fear is a poor long-term strategy for running a business, even...
2026-03-3117 minPop Goes the StackAI Red Teaming in Practice: Scores, guardrails, auto-remediationAI in production isn’t just another feature to ship. It’s a non-deterministic system that can be socially engineered, fuzzed, and pushed into failure states you won’t find with traditional testing. Recorded live in Las Vegas at F5’s AppWorld 2026, this episode of Pop Goes the Stack brings Joel Moses together with Jimmy White, F5’s VP of AI Security (via the CalypsoAI acquisition), for a practical look at what AI red teaming actually is and how it works when the attacker is an agent. Jimmy reframes genAI security as a permutation problem: if there ar...
2026-03-2426 minWebAssembly UnleashedWhy WebAssembly Belongs in AI Data Infrastructure | WebAssembly UnleashedWebAssembly is usually framed as an application runtime story, but at AppWorld 2026 in Las Vegas, WebAssembly Unleashed shifts the spotlight to a more urgent frontier: data. As AI architectures get hungrier and more distributed, performance and security constraints are moving closer to the data store itself. In this episode, Joel Moses and co-host Oscar Spencer explore why WebAssembly components could become the connective tissue between data-intensive AI systems and the storage infrastructure that feeds them.They’re joined by Ugur Tigli, CTO of MinIO, to break down how modern AI workloads stress storage in very different ways, fr...
2026-03-1927 minPop Goes the StackAgent Identity Crisis: Access, audit, and “soul.md”Coming to you from the AppWorld show floor, Joel Moses and guest co-pilot Oscar Spencer cut through the conference polish to tackle a problem that’s quickly becoming unavoidable: identity in the era of agentic AI. When software can act on your behalf, take initiative, and even spawn other agents, “who did what” stops being a philosophical question and becomes an audit, security, and governance requirement.Joined by F5's Chief Product Officer, Kunal Anand, the conversation digs into why traditional, point-in-time authentication and authorization models don’t map cleanly to agents that operate over tim...
2026-03-1720 minPop Goes the StackVibeOps: Guardrailed agents for deterministic productionOps used to be a world of YAML, caffeine, and careful deploy rituals. Now it’s probabilistic models, token-based cost surprises, and reliability questions that sound more like, “Will the model mean the same thing tomorrow?” In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, Lori MacVittie and Joel Moses dig into what happens when production expectations collide with non-deterministic AI systems, and why the next phase of automation needs more than a chat interface and optimism. They’re joined by John Capobianco from Itential to explore “VibeOps,” an approach to conversational operations that doesn’t throw away dete...
2026-03-1025 minPop Goes the StackWebAssembly: A programmability paradigm shiftProgrammability is experiencing a paradigm shift, and this episode explains why WebAssembly is at the center of it. F5's Lori MacVittie and Joel Moses are joined by WebAssembly expert Oscar Spencer, a longtime contributor in the space and a leader within the Bytecode Alliance, to unpack how Wasm moved from “that browser thing” to a practical foundation for modern platforms.They break down what makes WebAssembly different: a secure sandbox designed for hostile environments, portable logic that can travel across architectures, and language flexibility that doesn’t force teams into obscure, proprietary scripting. The co...
2026-03-0321 minPop Goes the StackUnstructured Integration: The hidden surface area putting AI privacy & compliance at risk"It's just a chat" is the most dangerous sentence in AI. In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, F5's Lori MacVittie and Joel Moses are joined by data science expert Scott Hendrickson to break down why AI has the surface area of the sun—it touches search, analytics, SEO tags, ad tech, APIs, logs, and all the integrations people forget are even there.That’s the danger: as AI spreads across the stack, the privacy + compliance surface area explodes. What feels like a private conversation can get captured, logged, shared, or even inde...
2026-02-2424 minPop Goes the StackLogging for Giants: High-Speed Telemetry in an AI WorldWhen OpenAI discovered they could reclaim 30,000 CPU cores simply by tuning the log-forwarding agent Fluent Bit—disabling a single function that ate ~35 % of one server’s cycles—something large and systemic became undeniable. In this episode, F5's Lori MacVittie, Joel Moses, and observability expert, Chris Hain, break down the hidden cost of telemetry in AI-heavy architectures, why “logging is free” is a myth, and how modern systems demand a new breed of high-speed telemetry planes.Listen in to learn how Fluent Bit’s file-watching overhead compounded at scale, why profiling matters, and what enterprises...
2026-02-1721 minWebAssembly UnleashedFrom F5 iRules to WebAssembly: Programmability for All | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode of WebAssembly Unleashed, hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matt Yacobucci are joined by DevCentral Community Evangelist, Jason Rahm, to discuss programmability in the data plane. Through Jason's insights and use cases as both a former F5 customer and a current DevCentral maintainer they dig into the lessons learned from F5's iRules that Wasm should take note of. Tune in to understand the programmability pain points for non-developers, the benefits of the community feedback loop, what Wasm can do to be usable for non-devs, and why Wasm portability reduces tool sprawl ac...
2026-02-1631 minPop Goes the StackLow-Code Automation Tools with Teeth: FlowFuse & N8NLow-code automation has grown up, and the competition is getting spicy. In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, F5's Lori MacVittie and Joel Moses are joined by Aubrey King as they dig into the heavyweight duel between N8N and FlowFuse—two platforms promising to empower teams to automate anything without waiting for overworked developers. We cut through the marketing fluff and look at the real differences in architecture, deployment models, extensibility, security posture, and operational experience. How do they scale? Who controls your data? And what happens when the automation breaks at 2 a.m.? If you ca...
2026-02-1021 minPop Goes the StackThe New New User Interface: AI in your brainThe capability to map brain activity to language isn’t just another UI shift—it’s a paradigm shift in how humans and machines might communicate. If you’re building systems that integrate or rely on neuroscience-adjacent tech (or even simply storing neuro-derived data), you’ll want to treat this as a strategic early warning: new input modalities, new risk surfaces, and new expectations of what “internal” means. In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, F5's Lori MacVittie and Joel Moses unpack emerging research on decoding neural activity into language—turning brain signals into natural-lang...
2026-02-0318 minPop Goes the StackThe Impact of Inference: ReliabilityTraditional reliability meant consistency. Given identical inputs, systems produced identical outputs. Costs were stable and behavior predictable. Inference reliability on the other hand is shaped by nondeterminism. Outputs vary due to stochastic generation, retraining introduces drift, and token-based billing can cause cost fluctuations. The new dimension of reliability is semantic consistency, that is, the ability to deliver outputs of acceptable quality, accuracy, and predictability over time despite probabilistic behavior. In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, F5's Lori MacVittie and Joel Moses are joined by guests Ken Arora and Kunal Anand as they d...
2026-01-2722 minPop Goes the StackThe Impact of Inference: PerformanceTraditional performance meant deterministic response times. Identical inputs produced near-identical execution times. Optimizations reduced latency, but variance was minimal. Insert AI inference and performance engineering has been flipped upside down. Latency depends on model size, tokenization, batching strategies, and generation settings. Identical inputs may produce different response times. The new dimension of performance is variance—not just how fast the system responds, but how response times distribute across requests, how many tokens per second are processed, and how efficient each response is relative to cost.In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, Lori Ma...
2026-01-2020 minWebAssembly UnleashedExploring Microsoft’s Journey and Future with Wasm | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode of WebAssembly Unleashed, hosts Joel Moses and Oscar Spencer kick things off with updates on the upcoming Wasm.IO conference in Barcelona and the latest buzz around WASI Preview 3 before diving into an in-depth conversation with guest Ralph Squillace on Microsoft's Wasm strategy. Ralph shares his journey in open source, from the early adoption of Linux at Microsoft to the rise of containers and the growing impact of WebAssembly. The discussion dives into Microsoft’s strategic role in shaping the future of WebAssembly, the unique advantages it brings to cloud-native development, and the...
2026-01-1435 minPop Goes the StackThe Impact of Inference: AvailabilityWhat does "availability" mean in a world of AI inferencing and ever-shifting workloads? It’s no longer just about servers responding or apps being online—availability now hinges on response quality, utility, and even user perception. A fast system that delivers irrelevant or wrong answers? That’s simply unavailable to its users.In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, F5's Lori MacVittie, Joel Moses, and special guest Ken Salchow explore how AI systems are changing the availability game. From the historical binary days of “up or down” to today’s nuanced measures of responsiv...
2026-01-1322 minPop Goes the StackShift left into runtime: Vibe coding and AI guardrailsCoding pipelines are evolving and AI agents are taking the wheel. In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, F5's Joel Moses teams up with Buu Lam to dive into “vibe coding”—where tools like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot plan, build, and optimize apps faster than humans can debate lint rules. But is faster better? While agentic AI unlocks game-changing efficiency, it also introduces new risks: API keys hardcoded into apps, runaway GitHub actions, and a stark need for guardrails like sandboxing, runtime tripwires, and logging. As we embrace smarter pipelines, how do we stay...
2026-01-0620 minPop Goes the StackTaking a holiday break – Pop Goes the Stack returns after New Year’s!Hi, Pop Goes the Stack listeners! The holiday season is here, and we’re taking a short break to recharge, enjoy time with loved ones, and maybe step away from our stacks (just for a bit). Don’t worry—we’ll be back after New Year’s with more sharp insights, expert takes, and our signature snark to help you navigate the fast-paced world of application delivery and security.In the meantime, why not revisit some of our past episodes? From AI to cutting-edge hardware and tech industry trends, there’s plenty to dive into....
2025-12-2300 minPop Goes the StackReshaping the web for AI agents and LLMsThe web we built—a tangle of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, APIs, and SEO quirks—has always been messy. But with AI agents and real-time apps now consuming the web as data, that mess becomes a liability. Firecrawl is one of the new tools reshaping how apps see and ingest web content, turning web pages into structured JSON, markdown, screenshots—everything you need for your agents to behave intelligently. In this episode, F5's Lori MacVittie, Joel Moses, and returning guest Aubrey King dig into how Firecrawl works and why it’s emblematic of a deeper sh...
2025-12-1622 minWebAssembly UnleashedExploring Wassette, Microsoft's Wasm tool for AI agents | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin F5's Joel Moses, guest host Pat Hickey, and Microsoft Developer Advocate Yosh Wuyts as they dive deep into Microsoft's new tool, Wassette, designed to enhance the security and functionality of AI agents through WebAssembly. Learn about Wassette's sandboxing capabilities, its design components like Wasmtime, and its integration with various programming languages. Discover how Wassette leverages the component model to offer a safer alternative for running code and managing permissions. Tune in to find out how Wassette could impact your MCP server configurations and development processes.Read Yosh's blog Introducing Wassette: WebAssembly-based tools for AI agents: h...
2025-12-1121 minPop Goes the StackFive nines of wrong: Detecting drift and errors in AI systemsUptime used to mean reliability. But in the LLM era, five nines just means your liar is always available. Real reliability now includes correctness and that means probing models in real time with prompts that have known answers. When those slip, your delivery fabric has to reroute before customers find out. In this episode F5's Lori MacVittie, Joel Moses, and returning guest Garland Moore dig into why availability isn’t enough anymore, and how research like “Get my drift? Catching LLM Task Drift with Activation Probes” shows where semantic health checks fit in the new...
2025-12-0921 minPop Goes the StackNow you see me, now you don't: Ephemeral Auth and AI agentsAgents are popping up everywhere: tiny bots spinning up for a task, then dying off. They shouldn’t carry long-lived credentials any more than you carry a master key everywhere you go. What if each agent got a just-for-this-mission credential—scoped, temporary, context-aware, and gone when its task ends? That’s ephemeral authentication. In this episode, F5's Lori MacVittie, Joel Moses, and special guest Bill Church dig into why traditional IAM (OAuth tokens, persistent keys) fails in agentic worlds. They’ll show how ephemeral auth can reduce blast radius, prevent credential replay, and force “le...
2025-12-0224 minPop Goes the StackHoliday hiatus: Revisiting tech trends, AI, and more!Hi everyone! This is Lori MacVittie, host of Pop Goes the Stack. This holiday week, we’re pressing pause to recharge, spend time with loved ones, and maybe even step away from our stacks for a bit (gasp!).But don’t worry—we’ll be back soon with more:✅ Sharp insights into emerging tech✅ Expert takes on application delivery & security✅ And, of course, our signature snarkMissed an episode? Use this time to revisit some of our favorite discussions, covering everything from:...
2025-11-2500 minPop Goes the StackBOLA exploits: The #1 API threat and how to stop itThe 2025 API Threat Report is out, and shocker: we’re still getting wrecked by injection, data leaks, and BOLA. That’s Broken Object Level Authorization, for those of you keeping score at home. And here’s the kicker—95% of these attacks are coming through authenticated sessions. Translation: the bad guys aren’t breaking in through the side door, they’re waltzing in with a valid badge and looting the place. But sure, let’s keep obsessing over password complexity policies while ignoring that our APIs are basically vending machines for sensitive data.In this episode, F5's...
2025-11-1821 min
Inspired WellnessEpisode 33: “My Labs Are Normal — So Why Do I Feel Off?” Hormones, Mental Health & Burnout with Dr. Abigail PowellHave you ever been told your hormones are “normal” — but you know something feels off?Maybe your anxiety feels higher than it used to, your mood feels unpredictable, or you’re exhausted and overwhelmed even when your labs come back “fine.” This is especially common for women navigating perimenopause, postpartum changes, or high-stress seasons like the holidays.In this episode of Inspired Wellness Podcast, Michelle and Tabitha sit down with Dr. Abigail Powell, a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in women’s mental health, prenatal and postpartum care, and integrative therapy, to unpack why so many women feel dis...
2025-11-1840 minInspired WellnessEpisode 33: “My Labs Are Normal — So Why Do I Feel Off?” Hormones, Mental Health & Burnout with Dr. Abigail PowellHave you ever been told your hormones are “normal” — but you know something feels off?Maybe your anxiety feels higher than it used to, your mood feels unpredictable, or you’re exhausted and overwhelmed even when your labs come back “fine.” This is especially common for women navigating perimenopause, postpartum changes, or high-stress seasons like the holidays.In this episode of Inspired Wellness Podcast, Michelle and Tabitha sit down with Dr. Abigail Powell, a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in women’s mental health, prenatal and postpartum care, and integrative therapy, to unpack why so many women feel dis...
2025-11-1840 minWebAssembly UnleashedWasm Proposal Hot Takes Part 2 | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matt Yacobucci, along with special guest Pat Hickey, for part two of their in-depth discussion on the latest WebAssembly proposals and advancements. This episode dives into the phase three, phase two, and phase one proposals in development, covering critical topics such as ESM integration, wide arithmetic, stack switching, and the Wasm component model. The team debates the significance of these features, their implementation stages, and their potential impact on WebAssembly's future. Watch now for the latest updates and insights from the world of WebAssembly!Dive into the WebAssembly Proposals https...
2025-11-1233 minPop Goes the StackMCP tools and AI risks: The case for slow, secure adoptionRemember when APIs were quiet little endpoints that waited politely for humans to click buttons? Yeah, that’s over. Now you’ve got swarms of LLM agents duct-taping tools together like caffeinated interns on Red Bull, firing off recursive calls at 3 a.m., and cheerfully melting your infrastructure while insisting everything is “working as intended.” Observability dashboards are screaming, rate limits are sobbing in the corner, and your security model still thinks it’s guarding humans instead of self-directed toolchains with the attention span of a squirrel and root access. Welcome to the new game: not keeping the stack up, but ke...
2025-11-1120 minPop Goes the StackLLM-as-a-Judge: Bias, Preference Leakage, and ReliabilityHere's the newest bright idea in AI: don’t pay humans to evaluate model outputs, let another model do it. This is the “LLM-as-a-judge” craze. Models not just spitting answers but grading them too, like a student slipping themselves the answer key. It sounds efficient, until you realize you’ve built the academic equivalent of letting someone’s cousin sit on their jury. The problem is called preference leakage. Li et al. nailed it in their paper “Preference Leakage: A Contamination Problem in LLM-as-a-Judge.” They found that when a model judges an output that looks like itself—same architecture, same training li...
2025-11-0422 minPop Goes the StackWe're on a brief hiatus, we'll be back soonWe’re on a brief hiatus. But don’t worry—we’ll be back shortly with more sharp insights, expert takes, and of course Lori's signature snark to help you navigate the ever-evolving world of application delivery and security.
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Staring Down the Storm: Autism Advocacy in AmericaTraveling with Accessibility in Mind. Conversation with Phoenyx PowellMy friend Phoenyx Powell joins me to share her journey as an advocate for accessible travel, discussing her personal experiences with chronic illness, neurodivergence, and the impact of a traumatic brain injury. Phoenyx emphasizes the importance of pacing oneself while traveling, the need for disability awareness, and the significance of educating children about acceptance and differences. Through her story, Phoenix highlights the challenges but also the triumphs of living with a disability, the role of humor in coping, and the importance of open-mindedness in parenting. We both feel that...
2025-10-171h 46Pop Goes the StackBots vs Business: AI Fraud & Defending Your MarginsA North Carolina musician was arrested after using AI to generate fake bands and bots to stream their songs—racking up over a billion plays and pocketing $10 million in fraudulent royalties. It’s the first U.S. case of AI-driven music streaming fraud, and it’s less about music than it is about bots exploiting business models. For enterprises, the lesson is simple: if you treat all traffic as legitimate, bots will eat your margins. With AI making bot behavior increasingly human-like, traditional defenses like packet filtering or basic behavior analysis are no longer enough...
2025-10-1421 minPop Goes the StackCrossing the streamsPrompt injection isn't some new exotic hack. It’s what happens when you throw your admin console and your users into the same text box and pray the intern doesn’t find the keys to production. Vendors keep chanting about “guardrails” like it’s a Harry Potter spell, but let’s be real—if your entire security model is “please don’t say ignore previous instructions,” you’re not doing security, you’re doing improv. So we're digging into what it actually takes to keep agentic AI from dumpster-diving its own system prompts: deterministic policy engines, mediated...
2025-10-0720 minPop Goes the StackAgentic APIs Have PTSDYour APIs were designed for humans and orderly machines: clean request, tidy response, stateless, rate-limited. Then along came agentic AI—recursive, stateful, jittery little things that retry forever, chain calls together, and dream up new query paths at 3 a.m. The result? Your APIs start looking less like infrastructure and more like trauma patients. Rate limits collapse. Monitoring floods. Security controls meant for human logins don’t make sense when the caller is a bot acting on its own intent. The punchline: enterprises aren’t serving users anymore, they’re serving swarms of o...
2025-09-3022 minPop Goes the StackWhen Context Eats Your ArchitectureAnthropic lobbed a million-token grenade into the coding wars, and suddenly every AI startup with a “clever context management” pitch looks like it’s selling floppy disks in a cloud world. If your entire differentiator was “we chunk code better than the other guy,” congratulations—you’ve been chunked. This is what happens when the model itself shows up to the fight with a bigger backpack. But here’s the twist—this isn’t just about writing bigger code files without losing track of your variables. For enterprises, context size is an architectural shift. A million-token window m...
2025-09-2321 minWebAssembly UnleashedWasm Hot Takes: Explore Controversial Proposals & Bold New Features | WebAssembly UnleashedGet ready to unleash the raw truth about WebAssembly! In this episode of WebAssembly Unleashed, hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matt Yacobucci are joined by guest Pat Hickey for a no-holds-barred deep dive into the latest proposals and advancements shaking up the WebAssembly space. From phase five proposals like tail calls and extended constant expressions to the thorny complexities of garbage collection, multiple memories, and relaxed SIMD—the team doesn’t mince words as they dissect what works, what doesn’t, and what might blow up next. They even take aim at JavaScript integrations, content security policies, and the me...
2025-09-1633 minPop Goes the StackThe DPU Awakening: Silicon Muscle for AI MayhemThis week on Pop Goes the Stack, we crack open the next frontier of enterprise infrastructure: DPUs (Data Processing Units). AI factories aren’t just stressing your network—they’re setting it on fire. With east-west traffic exploding and inference storms growing by the day, CPUs and legacy firewalls just can’t keep up. Enter the DPU: purpose-built to offload, secure, and accelerate the chaos. We break down:- Why AI workloads are crushing traditional networking and security architectures - How DPUs deliver line-rate telemetry, policy enforcement, and microsegmentation - Where comp...
2025-09-1622 min
RSVP with Jill MunroeClifton Powell Calls Out Spike Lee’s Treatment of Black Actors | Tabitha Brown Entrepreneur Backlash | Unrivaled Women’s League Hits $340MClifton Powell addresses previous remarks about Spike Lee’s treatment of Black actors in Hollywood, Tabitha Brown faces backlash for her advice to entrepreneurs, Mark Cuban admits major regrets in the Dallas Mavericks sale, and the women’s basketball league Unrivaled expands to 8 teams with a massive $340M valuation. Jill Munroe breaks it all down on tonight’s Entertainment Update.Jill Munroe is a Los Angeles-bred entertainment journalist, producer, and host. Follow her socials @StilettoJill or visit JillMunroe.com. Catch her live M-F on KBLA Talk 1580 from 6PM to 7PM.
2025-09-1137 minPop Goes the StackLess small talk, more substanceEveryone’s chasing generative AI for flash, but a quiet revolution is happening where the real money is: predictive AI. In this episode, F5's Lori MacVittie, Joel Moses, and Dmitry Kit dig into how a team of researchers used machine learning—not an LLM—to design a paint that passively cools buildings by up to 20 degrees. No prompts. No hallucinations. Just real-world impact through smart pattern recognition. Listen in as we unpack what this means for enterprise leaders chasing efficiency, and why your ops and sales teams should be looking for better recipes—not better word salad. It's not abou...
2025-09-0920 minPop Goes the StackThe perimeter has shiftedThe perimeter isn’t where you left it. Agents are on the move, APIs are on fire, and your infrastructure is about as ready for this as a fax machine is for a DDoS. In this week's episode, Lori, Joel and F5 Field CISO, Chuck Herrin, are talking guardrails—real ones—for the age of agentic AI. Because while your dashboards were busy sipping metrics, the vendors got serious. Recent product launches show a clear pivot toward AI-specific defenses and infrastructure support like: an AI firewall, AI runtime protection, semantic observability, and AI policy and rule ge...
2025-09-0225 minPop Goes the StackAI Joel: Who owns him?In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, F5's Lori MacVittie, Joel Moses, and Ken Arora delve into the complex issue of ownership with respect to your AI-driven digital twin. As organizations consider the use of AI avatars and AI twins, explore the nuances of employment contracts, intellectual property, and the potential for creating AI models based on an employee's data. The discussion ranges from corporate IP ownership to legal precedents from the entertainment industry, touching on futuristic concepts like posthumous digital replicas and their ethical implications. Tune in to find out how your everyday work data could...
2025-08-2622 minPop Goes the StackOld is New Again: Bandwidth will be the AI bottleneckAI doesn't just chew up compute—it eats your network for breakfast. In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, F5's Lori MacVittie, Joel Moses, and Ken Arora dig into the pressing issues surrounding AI workloads and networking. Everyone's worried about GPUs and cooling, but nobody’s talking about the lateral east-west traffic explosion, the rise of inter-agent comms, or the operational strain on DCN fabric and interconnects. Our experts discuss the importance of upgrading data center networks to accommodate AI demands, examining the differences between training and inferencing workloads. The conversation also covers the necessity of high-performance netw...
2025-08-1923 min
Market MondaysMM #272: NVIDIA- Bitcoin Buy Prices | Tabitha Brown on Target Boycott, Cedric Nash on $100M & Divorce AdviceThis week on Market Mondays, we break down the biggest moves in the market as stock futures rise ahead of Zelensky’s White House visit and Jerome Powell’s speech at Jackson Hole. We also dive into the real risks facing retail — not Q2 earnings, but the weak forecasts driven by tariffs and cautious consumer behavior. On the crypto side, we debate if now is the right time to buy Bitcoin and share our picks for the stock or cryptocurrency with the most upside potential through year-end.We’re joined by wealth-building expert Cedric Nash, wh...
2025-08-192h 01WebAssembly UnleashedInterns Gone Wasm: WebAssembly Research & Innovation | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin hosts Joel Moses and Oscar Spencer as they dig into recent developments in the world of WebAssembly, starting with a look at Microsoft's Wassette, an initiative utilizing Wasm to enhance AI agent security. Then hear from special guests Khagan (Khan) Karimov and Arjun Ramesh, two doctoral candidates passionate about innovative WebAssembly research. Hear about Khan's focus on fuzzing Wasm implementations to root out security vulnerabilities, while Arjun explores time travel debugging to revolutionize debugging in embedded systems. Tune in for an insightful episode that highlights the exciting developments in the WebAssembly space!For more from F5...
2025-08-1526 minPop Goes the StackFine-tuning on a BudgetBig models, tight budgets? No problem. In this episode of Pop Goes the stack, hosts Lori MacVittie and Joel Moses talk with Dmitry Kit from F5's AI Center of Excellence about LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation), the not-so-secret weapon for customizing LLMs without melting your GPU or your wallet. From role-specific agents to domain-aware behavior, we break down how LoRA lets you inject intelligence without retraining the entire brain. Whether you're building AI for IT ops, customer support, or anything in between, this is fine-tuning that actually scales. Learn about the benefits, risks, and practical applications of using LoRA to...
2025-08-1220 minPop Goes the StackNow Streaming: Your Status UpdatesGoogle decided what you really wanted wasn’t answers, it was a podcast about your question. In this episode of Pop Goes the Stack, Lori MacVittie, Joel Moses, and F5 Community Evangelist, Aubrey King, discuss Google's new Search Labs project featuring AI-generated audio overviews. They dive into the implications of this technology, the evolution of dashboards, and the potential of narrative-driven interfaces. The hosts explore how AI and voice interactions are shaping the future, despite the initial hiccups like a 40-second response time. Tune in to understand how narrative explanations might transform the way we interact with technology and da...
2025-08-0521 minPop Goes the StackSecuring AI Agents: Tackling the Non-Human Identity CrisisIn this episode of 'Pop Goes the Stack,' host Lori MacVittie and co-host Joel Moses are joined by F5 Sr. Solution Architect Peter Scheffler to delve into the pressing issue of securing AI agents. The episode highlights emerging vulnerabilities as AI agents enter enterprise environments, especially in light of poor security practices like hard-coded credentials. They discuss the dynamic nature of agent identity and authorization protocols and propose potential solutions including ephemeral credentials and strict boundaries. Tune in to learn how AI agents are rewriting security rules and what you can do to protect your stack.
2025-07-2923 minPop Goes the StackChasing Logic Chains: Inference tracingDive into the intricacies of AI observability and decision-making with host Lori MacVittie and special guest Chris Hain. Lori and Chris discuss Anthropic’s open-sourced circuit tracing Python library tool and recent studies analyzing the internal workings of large language models (LLMs) during inference. They explore the growing need for advanced observability tools and the operational challenges involved in managing AI systems. From AI's decision-making complexities to the future of semantic observability, this episode is a deep dive into the often chaotic world of emerging tech. Paper’s referenced in this episode:https://transformer-circuits.pub/202...
2025-07-2221 minWebAssembly UnleashedExploring JavaScript Ahead-of-time Compilation with Porffor | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin Joel Moses, Matthew Yacobucci, and guest-host Chris Fallin as they dive into the maturation of WebAssembly technologies and their implementation. Special guest Oliver Medhurst, a former Mozilla engineer, joins the conversation to talk about his project, Porffor, a unique compiler kit for JavaScript that allows ahead-of-time compilation to WebAssembly. The discussion covers the challenges and benefits of ahead-of-time compilation, performance aspects, and the importance of WebAssembly in diverse environments. Oliver also shares insights into building a JavaScript engine from scratch and the community's reaction to his project. Tune in for an in-depth look at the future of WebAssembly...
2025-07-1630 minPop Goes the StackAI Attacks: The App Security Arms RaceHosts Lori MacVittie and Joel Moses are joined by F5’s Field CISO Chuck Herrin to dive deep into the implications of artificial intelligence on cybersecurity. They analyze the surge in AI-driven attacks, the challenges of defending against them, and the crucial role of fundamentals and observability in modern application security strategies. Learn about the democratization of AI, the evolution of intelligent threat vectors, and the importance of integrating AI native defense in your security stack. Don't miss their insights on preparing for the future landscape of cyber threats.
2025-07-1526 minPop Goes the StackMultimodal Madness: The Darth Vader DebacleIn our inaugural episode of Pop Goes the Stack, Lori MacVittie and occasional co-host, Joel Moses, dive into the wild world of multimodal AI with guest Aubrey King. They discuss Fortnite's fascinating yet problematic AI-powered Darth Vader, a multimodal NPC driven by Google’s Gemini 2.0 Flash and ElevenLabs’ Flash v2.5, highlighting the technical mishaps and security pitfalls. The conversation explores the unique risks of multimodal AI in application delivery, where voice and text inputs create complex attack surfaces compared to traditional prompt injection vulnerabilities. Tune in for a blend of tech insights and entertaining anecdotes that reveal the lessons deve...
2025-07-0823 minWebAssembly UnleashedUnlocking the Secrets of Formal Verification in WebAssembly | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matt Yacobucci as they dive deep into the world of formal verification with special guest Chris Fallin. In this episode of WebAssembly Unleashed, the team discusses the importance of formal verification in software development, particularly for WebAssembly. Chris, a co-author of the Cranelift compiler and Mozilla alum, explains the concept of formal verification, its significance, and how it can be applied to ensure software correctness and security. The conversation covers a range of topics including type safety, the use of SMT solvers, the challenges in formally verifying compilers, and the potential role...
2025-06-1032 minWebAssembly UnleashedWebAssembly SpecTec | WebAssembly UnleashedJoins hosts Joel Moses and Oscar Spencer as they delve into the world of WebAssembly with special guest Andreas Rossberg, co-designer of the WebAssembly specification. Andreas shares insights on SpecTec, a domain-specific language designed to streamline and verify the WebAssembly specification. The discussion covers the evolution of SpecTec, its impact on WebAssembly proposals, and future possibilities for its application. Additionally, Andreas discusses his background in functional programming, challenges in compiler development, and the surprising uses of WebAssembly in the tech ecosystem. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned developer, this episode offers a comprehensive look into the future of...
2025-05-1242 minWebAssembly UnleashedThe Future of WebAssembly Garbage Collection | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matt Yacobucci as they discuss the latest news and recent developments in WebAssembly, such as Zig 0.140 and projects like running Linux inside a PDF file. This episode features special guest Nick Fitzgerald, a notable contributor to WasmTime and CraneLift, who explains the concept of garbage collection in programming. The discussion covers garbage collection in the context of WebAssembly, diving into algorithms, their implications, and challenges in implementation. They also touch upon the future of WebAssembly in embedded systems and the broader applications of these technologies in various programming languages like Java and Python. D...
2025-04-1041 minWebAssembly UnleashedThe Analyst's View of Wasm | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matthew Yacobucci as they discuss recent WebAssembly advancements, such as data science in browsers with WebR, LibreOffice now running as ZetaOffice, and a unique case study from Dagger.IO on replacing a React front end with Go and WebAssembly. The team is joined by special guest, journalist and analyst Bruce Gain, who shares his insights on the impact of WebAssembly in gaming and its applications in various industries. Topics include performance benchmarking, the evolution of WebAssembly, and its potential tipping points for mainstream media attention. Tune in for an engaging conversation about...
2025-03-1437 minWebAssembly UnleashedState of WebAssembly 2025 | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matthew Yacobucci as they take a retrospective look at WebAssembly's exciting developments from 2024 and share their insightful predictions for 2025. This special episode covers groundbreaking advancements in WebAssembly core technology, the WASI ecosystem, and highlights notable progress from previous guests like Bailey Hayes, Pat Hickey, Chris Dickinson, and more. Discover the evolving trends in WebAssembly, its increasing adoption in production, and what the future holds for this transformative technology. Don't miss our rundown of core WebAssembly updates, the rise of server-side applications, and expert commentary on what's next for WASI and WebAssembly in...
2025-02-1330 minWebAssembly UnleashedBytecode Alliance + | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode of WebAssembly Unleashed, hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matt Yacobucci discuss recent developments in the world of WebAssembly, including government involvement and new standards. They are joined by special guest Till Schneidereit, Principal Engineer at Fermyon and Co-Founder of the Bytecode Alliance, who shares insights on the creation and mission of Bytecode Alliance and discusses the importance of cross-industry collaboration in the development of WebAssembly. Till also offers valuable governance advice and reflects on the broad impact of their work.NIST IR 8505: https://csrc.nist.gov/pubs/ir/8505/final
2025-01-1336 minWebAssembly UnleashedWebAssembly: Saving the Early Internet | WebAssembly UnleashedWelcome to WebAssembly Unleashed with hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matt Yacobucci. Join us as we dive into the latest happenings in the Wasm community. Fresh from WasmCon, the team delves into the evolving WebAssembly standards, including the upcoming WASI Preview 3 featuring async and streams. Special guest Alessandro Pignotti, CTO of Leaning Technologies, shares his journey in reviving Adobe Flash content with LightSpark and introduces WebVM, a groundbreaking project to run legacy applications in the browser. Discover how WebAssembly is preserving early web content and the immense potential it holds for both client-side and enterprise applications. Tune in...
2024-12-1240 minWebAssembly UnleashedTurning Wasm Research Passions into a Business | WebAssembly UnleashedWelcome to WebAssembly Unleashed with hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matt Yacobucci. Join us to discover who’s recently experienced impressive performance improvements using WebAssembly, how maple whiskey is related to Wasm runtimes, and what is the process of innovation. This month our special guest, Matt Butcher, CEO of Fermyon, shares his incredible journey through the tech industry, his insights on WebAssembly's potential to revolutionize cloud computing, and the innovative work Fermyon is doing with Spin. Explore the evolution from startup to large-scale enterprise and gain valuable perspectives on community building and technological advancements.Firefox's WebAssembly Per...
2024-11-1544 minWebAssembly UnleashedExploring the Evolution and Future of Wasm | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin hosts Joel Moses, Oscar Spencer, and Matthew Yacobucci in an informative and engaging podcast episode, diving into the world of WebAssembly (Wasm). Discover the origins and evolution of Wasm from its early days with Google's Native Client and Mozilla's ASM.js to its current role in transforming web and server-side computing. Learn about the challenges and breakthroughs driving Wasm forward along with common misconceptions and security concerns as it’s integrated into the daily technologies we use. Whether you're a seasoned developer or new to the space, this episode provides insights into the exciting future of WebAssembly and it...
2024-10-1442 minWebAssembly UnleashedUser Experience Deploying Wasm | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode our hosts are joined by Shopify’s Saúl Cabrera to talk about his team’s experience using and deploying WebAssembly. Listen in to learn which Wasm proposals are progressing, why Shopify uses Wasm, what led them to using it in the server side space so early on, how their experience has been, and if they were restarting their work today whether or not they’d still choose WebAssembly.
2024-09-0528 minWebAssembly UnleashedAsync and ISYSWASFA | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode our hosts are joined by Fermyon’s Joel Dice to dive deeper into ISYSWASFA, async, and WebAssembly. Listen in to learn about the new Wasi release cadence, find out how ISYSWASFA began, what’s in development now, and explore what’s in store for the developer experience with async.
2024-07-1730 minWebAssembly UnleashedWebAssembly Async and Streams | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode our hosts are joined by Fastly’s Luke Wagner to discuss WebAssembly, async, and streams. Listen in to learn about the history and evolution of ASMJS, find out if sync and async functions will split WebAssembly, get a rundown on the concept of backpressure, and hear discussion regarding Joel Dice’s project ISYSWASFA (who you might get to hear from soon, so subscribe for future episodes 😉 ).
2024-06-0631 min
With All Due RespectFandomWelcome to another season of With All Due Respect!Megan Powell du Toit and Michael Jensen embark on another series of podcasts tackling some potentially divisive elements of culture with nuance, grace, and - of course- respect!This week, our hosts look at the phenomena of fandom and ask - is it possible for fandom to go far? Can a Christian engage in fandom in good faith?Both our hosts share what they're fans of (this episode is a judgment-free zone!) before casting their eye over Tabitha Carvan's book This Is Not A...
2024-05-2339 minWebAssembly UnleashedWasm & Open Policy Agent with Styra | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode our hosts dive into what’s going on in the WebAssembly community following Wasm.IO and KubeCon before they are joined by Tim Hinrichs and Torin Sandall of Styra to discuss Open Policy Agent (OPA) and WebAssembly. Listen in to find out updates regarding the WebAssembly registry, get a rundown on Open Policy Agent and what led it to Wasm, the WebAssembly integration challenges OPA’s faced, interesting applications of OPA and Wasm, and so much more!**SPECIAL NOTE: Since this podcast recording, Linux Foundation has announced that WasmCon is being moved to November.
2024-05-0232 minWebAssembly UnleashedWasm Observability with Dylibso | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode our hosts dive into what’s going on in the Wasm community and are then joined by Chris Dickinson of Dylibso to discuss WebAssembly and observability. Listen in to find out if WebAssembly has reached its Docker moment, hear about Wasm’s growth from hype to functionality, learn about the component model streams issue, and so much more!Dig into the Wasm.IO session recordings we mentioned:Filling a Registry-Shaped Hole in the Wasm Component Ecosystem by Daniel Macovei / Oscar Spencer - https://youtu.be/2_-10mRN30s?si=KVh58rZfqh5qHQY4 A stream...
2024-04-0332 minWebAssembly UnleashedWhat WebAssembly can learn from JAVA’s history | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this special episode two of our hosts were able to sit down with F5’s Gilad Bracha to discuss what WebAssembly can learn based on Bracha’s experience with JAVA. Listen in to find out whether or not Wasm can deliver on “write once, run anywhere”, what shadows may be on the horizon, what JAVA did right that Wasm can learn from, and so much more!
2024-03-1330 minWebAssembly UnleashedOpen Source and Standards | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this special episode two of our hosts were able to sit down with F5 NGINX’s Dave McAllister to dive into how Open Source and Standards apply to WebAssembly. Listen in to learn about the benefits of open source on Wasm, why building to the common denominator is important, what WebAssembly is doing right when it comes to driving open standards, what Wasm needs to watch out for, Dave’s thoughts on the speed of standard progression, and so much more!
2024-02-2228 minWebAssembly UnleashedWebAssembly System or Standard Interface | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode our hosts are joined by Bailey Hayes, CTO of Cosmonic, and Pat Hickey, Principal Engineer at Fastly, to discuss WASI—WebAssembly System (or Standard depending on who you ask) Interface. Listen in to learn more about why WASI is important, what all the “previews” are, whether or not the component model is done, plus so much more!
2024-01-2631 min
The Paddock and The Pavilion - The Horse Racing and Cricket PodcastEp 239 - The Secret to Fakenham RacecourseWelcome to the third of our Festive five podcasts.Today’s show is about a racecourse, Fakenham racecourse, the only National Hunt course in Norfolk.Through the words of the course’s Chief Executive Officer and Clerk of the Course David Hunter, the racecourse announcer Steven Powell, staff, members, spectators, jockeys, Tabitha Worsley, Nick Scholfield and Jack Quinlan, trainer Lucy Wadham and the course doctor, yes it seems like a Christmas song, you will, I hope to find out the secret to Fakenham racecourse, and what makes it so popular.“It’s just a nice plac...
2023-12-291h 19WebAssembly UnleashedWebAssembly Registry (Warg) | WebAssembly UnleashedIn this episode our three hosts are joined by Daniel (Danny) Macovei, co-founder at JAF Labs to discuss registry and package distribution in both a federated and non-opinionated way while ensuring safety and security. Find out what’s unique about Wasm for packet management, learn the difference between locked and bundled components, hear what measures are being taken for Warg security, and tune into some breaking news, plus so much more!
2023-12-1331 minWebAssembly UnleashedThe State of WebAssembly | WebAssembly UnleashedJoin F5’s Distinguished Engineer, Joel Moses, Principal Software Engineer, Oscar Spencer, and Architect, Matthew Yacobucci for the inaugural episode of WebAssembly Unleashed—a podcast for architects, practitioners, technologists, and general Wasm enthusiasts. In this episode our three hosts delve into the recently released State of Web Assembly survey results. Find out what’s notable in the community, get perspective on what proposals, changes, and updates mean to the Wasm standard, and so much more.
2023-11-1427 min
Designed by Wingnut Social | Interior Design BusinessHow to Ask Your Interior Design Clients for Their Budget (with Hilaire Pickett-Martin)How do you get that elusive budget from your interior design clients? Stick around and find out! On today’s show, we’re discussing client communication and transparency. Guest Hilaire Pickett-Martin is here to tell us to not shy away from answering (and asking) the tough questions with your interior design clients - plus how to ask your interior design clients for their budget!
Hilaire Pickett-Martin grew up (quite literally) in the business. She is a graduate of Elon University. Hilaire handles Design Lines’ communications, and applies her enthusiasm and passion to promoting the firm. She also overse...
2022-11-1621 min
Banking on KCTabitha Schmidt of Powell Gardens: Expanding Into Regenerative AgricultureOn this episode of Banking on KC, Tabitha Schmidt, CEO of Powell Gardens, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss its expansion into regenerative agriculture and the introduction of several new events and experiences for the 2022 season. Tune in to for details about: Powell Gardens’ new cooperative agreement with Lincoln University to form the Agriculture Center for Empowerment, making the Gardens a satellite site for education, outreach and research, with a focus on agricultural initiatives. The introduction of Crillo cattle to Powell Gardens’ non-garden properties for grazing and land management practices. New events and experiences for the 2022 season, including Orch...
2022-04-2022 min
Connect to Top-Rated Audiobook Collection Instantly OnlineTrillion Dollar Triage: How Jay Powell and the Fed Battled a President and a Pandemic---and Prevented Economic Disaster - Nick TimiraosPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/536810 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Trillion Dollar Triage: How Jay Powell and the Fed Battled a President and a Pandemic---and Prevented Economic Disaster
Author: Nick Timiraos
Narrator: Nick Timiraos, Peter Ganim
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 12 hours 33 minutes
Release date: March 1, 2022
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 1 of Total 1
Genres: Social Science
Publisher's Summary: The inside story, told with “insight, perspective, and stellar reporting,” of how an unassuming civil servant created trillions of dollars from thin air, combatted a public health crisis, and saved the American economy from a seco...
2022-03-0112h 33
The Local LensThe Bridge - Tabitha and Tony Barrett from Recovery Montgomery CountyThe Local Lens is a public health podcast going inside one community's experience with the drug epidemic. Everyone in the town of Stanton, KY sees this drug issue differently from each other, either because of their personal lives or professional roles. This show aims to showcase those different perspectives by having honest, in-depth interviews.Tabitha and Tony Barrett are a bridge between two long-separated communities in Mount Sterling, KY: the government and the people who use drugs. As two people in recovery themselves, they are leading an organization dedicated to pulling other people out of addiction and...
2022-02-0929 min
OUTdriveExploring Powell Gardens | Embracing the Spirit of Place, with Tabitha SchmidtNature is part of what makes rural Missouri so special, and few people know that as well as Tabitha Schmidt, this week's guest on OUTdrive. As Executive Director and President of Powell Gardens, Tabitha gets to help showcase the beauty of nature year-round. With a deep appreciation and passion for art and the outdoors, Tabitha loves sharing the history and experience of Powell Gardens with others. As Powell Gardens turns 33 this year, Tabitha continues to share the Powell family's mission of embracing the Midwest's spirit of place and share an appreciation for the importance of plants in...
2021-07-0632 minOUTdriveExploring Powell Gardens | Embracing the Spirit of Place, with Tabitha SchmidtNature is part of what makes rural Missouri so special, and few people know that as well as Tabitha Schmidt, this week's guest on OUTdrive. As Executive Director and President of Powell Gardens, Tabitha gets to help showcase the beauty of nature year-round. With a deep appreciation and passion for art and the outdoors, Tabitha loves sharing the history and experience of Powell Gardens with others. As Powell Gardens turns 33 this year, Tabitha continues to share the Powell family's mission of embracing the Midwest's spirit of place and share an appreciation for the importance of plants in...
2021-07-0632 min
Banking on KCTabitha Schmidt of Powell Gardens: Growing Kansas City’s Botanical GardenOn this episode of Banking on KC, Tabitha Schmidt, CEO of Powell Gardens, joins host Kelly Scanlon to share interesting highlights about Kansas City’s garden “oasis” and plans for creating an even more interactive visitor experience. Tune in to learn about: What inspired the creation of Powell Gardens. Natural attractions that make it a local gem and a regional and national destination. Plans for incorporating technology to enhance the educational value of the gardens. New “festival” events that celebrate the Midwest’s four seasons. Sustainability efforts that preserve the natural habitat. Country Club Bank – Member FDIC...
2021-02-1723 min
RiTickelously Funny Comedy PodcastRiTickelously Funny Comedy Podcast Episode 333Tab Lloyd & Bryon welcome guest Celebrity Hairstylist Michael Powell and Chef to the stars Shaunece Wells
2020-09-1154 min
Connect to Top-Rated Audiobook Collection Instantly OnlineDown the Long Hills (Louis L'Amour's Lost Treasures): A Novel - Louis L'AmourPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/414778 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Down the Long Hills (Louis L'Amour's Lost Treasures): A Novel
Author: Louis L'Amour
Narrator: Michael Crouch
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 4 hours 57 minutes
Release date: April 14, 2020
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.81 of Total 16
Ratings of Narrator: 4.2 of Total 5
Genres: Historical
Publisher's Summary: Everyone was dead. Indian raiders massacred the entire wagon train. Only seven-year-old Hardy Collins and three-year-old Betty Sue Powell, managed to survive. With a knife, a faithful stallion, and the survival lessons his father taught him, Hardy must face the...
2020-04-154h 57
Rental Property Owner & Real Estate Investor PodcastEP218 Shooting the Sacred Emotional Support Cow and Fighting Adverse Legislation with RPOA Lobbyist Tabitha ZimnyWhat do you do if you have a 'no pet' policy and your tenant decides that they need an Emotional Support Animal. What if that animal happens to be a pig, or a goat, or a bat? Well, as crazy as it sounds, this is happening to landlords and its protected by laws and rental rules. Part of the RPOA's mission is to fight these types of laws that are adverse to a rental property owner's ability to control the well-being of their property and business. And helping us fight these laws and pass better on...
2020-03-0955 min
Eco Radio KCCAFOs and Gardens Don’t Mix!Tabitha Schmidt, CEO of Powell Gardens, joins host Craig Lubow. Tabitha talks about the impact on Powell Gardens, surrounding areas, and nearby centennial farms that would occur with a proposed […]
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2018-09-0259 min
Eco Radio KCCAFOs and Gardens Don't Mix!Tabitha Schmidt, CEO of Powell Gardens, joins host Craig Lubow. Tabitha talks about the impact on Powell Gardens, surrounding areas, and nearby centennial farms that would occur with a proposed expansion of a cattle feedlot if it is approved. Powell …
2018-09-0200 min
Eco Radio KCCAFOs and Gardens Don't Mix!Tabitha Schmidt, CEO of Powell Gardens, joins host Craig Lubow. Tabitha talks about the impact on Powell Gardens, surrounding areas, and nearby centennial farms that would occur with a proposed […] The post CAFOs and Gardens Don't Mix! appeared first on KKFI.
2018-09-0200 min
Gotham TV Podcast - The longest running podcast about Pennyworth and GothamGotham Finale S4E22 No Man's Land Review by Gotham TV PodcastIt's all come to this. The Gotham Season 4 finale but thankfully not the Gotham Finale. We discuss our Top Five case notes in our Gotham Season 4 Episode 22 Review of "No Man's Land". As always make sure you've watched the episode before listening to the podcast.
Synopsis for Gotham Season 4 Episode 22 Review No Man's Land Podcast
Directed by: Nathan Hope
Written by: Seth Boston and John Stephens
As the army comes in to take control of Gotham and the city continues to be evacuated, Jeremiah Valeska (Cameron Monaghan), back behind bars at the GCPD, warns a skeptical Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) o...
2018-05-191h 15Gotham TV Podcast - The longest running podcast about Pennyworth and GothamGotham S4E19 To Our Deaths And Beyond Review by Gotham TV PodcastThe Demon's Head reveals it's potential and The Riddler is betraying all around him join us for our Gotham Season 4 Episode 19 Review of "To Our Deaths and Beyond" and our Top Five case notes about this episode. As always make sure you've watched the episode before listening to the podcast.
Synopsis for Gotham Season 4 Episode 19 Review To Our Deaths and Beyond Podcast
Directed by: Scott White
Written by: Iturri Sosa and Peter Blake
Ed Nygma (Cory Michael Smith) robs several banks to distribute wealth to the Narrows, but Oswald Cobblepot (Robin Lord Taylor) tells him Leslie Thompkins (Morena Baccarin) is u...
2018-04-2246 min