The podcast about Agentic AI and Software Engineering. Each episode is a conversation with people whose daily lives most intersect with AI and agentic systems. Join me as I follow the stories, the behind-the-scenes, and the real people behind the code.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe podcast about Agentic AI and Software Engineering. Each episode is a conversation with people whose daily lives most intersect with AI and agentic systems. Join me as I follow the stories, the behind-the-scenes, and the real people behind the code.
Recent episodes include "Building a Software Factory with Gas City" (29 September 2026, 79 minutes), "Agentic Data Science in a Reproducible Marimo Notebook" (22 September 2026, 58 minutes), and "Beads, Better Specs, and Less Rework" (15 September 2026, 68 minutes).
Agents and Engineers publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 63 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for Agents and Engineers is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Agents and Engineers requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Agents and Engineers's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Agents and Engineers are IT Services & Software Development and Business & Management Consulting.
Agents and Engineers is a general podcast with 22 episodes published.
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Episode #18
<p>Stephanie Jarmak is an AI Engineer at Omni working on multi-agent orchestration and code intelligence. She is a research affiliate for NASA's Science Explorer (SciX) and a maintainer of Gas City, an open-source...
<p>Eric Ma is a Senior Principal Data Scientist at Moderna, where he leads the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (Research) team. Previously, he conducted biomedical data science research at the Novartis...
Episode #16
<p>Andrew Zigler is a GTM Engineer at LinearB and the host of Dev Interrupted, a twice-weekly podcast and newsletter about AI-native development and agentic orchestration. A classicist by training, he previously taught...
Episode #15
<p>Julien Verlaguet is Founder and CEO of SkipLabs, the company building Skipper, a closed-loop coding agent. He created Skip, a reactive programming language, and led the design of Hack, the language Meta developed to...
Episode #14
<p>Thomas Wiecki, Founder, PyMC Labs, is the author of PyMC, one of the most popular frameworks for Bayesian modeling, and the founder of PyMC Labs, a Bayesian AI consultancy. He holds a PhD in Computational Cognitive...
Episode #13
<p>Dan is joined by Hugo Bowne-Anderson and Doug Turnbull. Hugo is an independent data and AI scientist who has advised and taught teams at Netflix, Meta, and Amazon. Doug is an independent consultant and search expert...
Episode #12
<p>Paul Everitt is a Python and Web Developer Advocate at JetBrains. He previously co-founded Zope Corporation, helped bootstrap the Python Software Foundation and Plone Foundation, and served as a US Navy officer who...
<p>Dan and Niels Bantilan discuss how AI agents are changing Niels's work on two open-source projects, Flyte and Pandera. Flyte began as an MLOps orchestrator and is evolving into an AI runtime for the code, compute...
Episode #10
<p>Dan and Jacob Young discuss what technical due diligence looks like when software teams use coding agents. Best practices have not settled, so Jacob looks less for a particular model or tool than for convergence...
Episode #9
<p>Dan and John Berryman discuss why today’s terminal- and IDE-centered agent harnesses are too narrow. John argues that agents should be able to see and act across the applications, websites, files, and physical...
Episode #8
<p>Sheamus McGovern founded ODSC roughly twelve years ago and now splits his time between the conference business and a role as venture partner and Head of AI at Cortical Ventures. His book, The AI Skill Flip, came out...
Episode #7
<p>Matthew Rocklin is an open-source software developer best known for creating Dask, a Python library for scalable parallel and distributed computing. He has contributed to projects including Toolz, SymPy, and Theano...
<p>Dan and Jonathan Bown open with the talk Jonathan gave at ODSC, "Practical Agent Ops: From POC to Prod with MLflow 3.0." MLflow 3.0 arrived last summer as the first stable release built for generative AI rather than...
<p>Dan and Greg open with how agentic development has changed since the early days of Copilot. At the time, Greg was at GitHub, and he saw AI mostly help with boilerplate and editor completions. Cursor-style agents were...
<p>Dan and Eleanor open by discussing how fast software engineering has changed. In the last six months, Eleanor's practice flipped from treating AI as a messy assistant that needs close supervision to building systems...
Episode #3
<p>Dan, Angie Jones, and Demetrios Brinkman open with a discussion of the Agentic AI Foundation ("AAIF"), founded by Anthropic, OpenAI, and Block in December 2025 and now home to roughly 180 member companies. AAIF...
<p>Dan and Ian Stokes-Rees, founder and CEO of PNI AI Studio, open by discussing the thesis of Ian's company: an opinionated stack of open-source tools wrapped in agentic AI so business analysts, managers, and finance...
<p>Dan and Greg discuss Revise Robotics, where Greg serves as founding engineer building robotic systems that refurbish discarded corporate laptops for donation. The episode opens with a description of how AI vision...
Agents and Engineers
<p>Welcome to Agents and Engineers: The podcast about Agentic AI and Software Engineering. I'm your host, Dan Gerlanc.</p><p><br></p><p>Each episode is a conversation with people whose daily lives most intersect with AI...
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