
A wave of critical vulnerabilities hit last week—PHP2Shell, Node2Shell, a GitLab CVSS 10—and AI is finding them with short prompts. Matt and Robert dig into why the time from disclosure to exploits has collapsed to...


Software Madhouse — an unfiltered, occasionally unhinged podcast about building software, the people who build it, and the chaos in between.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSoftware Madhouse, an unfiltered, occasionally unhinged podcast about building software, the people who build it, and the chaos in between.
Recent episodes include "AI Is Finding Your Vulnerabilities Before You Do" (27 October 2026, 34 minutes), "Coding with AI and Coding for AI" (20 October 2026, 30 minutes), and "Source on the Shelf vs a Build You Can Actually Run: Open Source, Open Build, and Who the Community Is Really For?" (13 October 2026, 33 minutes).
Software Madhouse publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 8 episodes.
Booking probability for Software Madhouse is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Software Madhouse requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Software Madhouse's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Software Madhouse are IT Services & Software Development. Software Madhouse has a technology audience.
Software Madhouse is a technology podcast with 8 episodes published.
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A wave of critical vulnerabilities hit last week—PHP2Shell, Node2Shell, a GitLab CVSS 10—and AI is finding them with short prompts. Matt and Robert dig into why the time from disclosure to exploits has collapsed to...

Episode #8
In this episode of Software Madhouse, Matt Farina and Robert Sirchia sort out two ideas people keep mixing up: coding with AI and coding for AI.

The repo is public and the license says MIT, so it must be open source. But can you actually build a working binary without private toolchains and closed blobs? Matt and Robert examine what an open source license really...

Robert's line from last time did not land: developers use code to solve business problems, and software engineers use code to create them. So Matt and Robert brought Darren Shepherd in to argue it.

The internet is arguing about a new claim: developers no longer write code, they manage agents. Does that mean we have all been promoted to management?

Your tests pass, your coverage is high, and your code still breaks in production. Matt and Robert cover why this happens when you only test the happy path.

Matt and Robert walk through four roles that get mixed together on job boards and resumes: programmer, software developer, software engineer, and computer scientist.

<p>Matt and Robert walk through four roles that get mixed together on job boards and resumes: programmer, software developer, software engineer, and computer scientist. They look at what each job actually covers, where...

Episode #2
Matt and Robert unpack the Forward Deployed Engineer.

Episode #2
<p>Matt and Robert unpack the Forward Deployed Engineer: a Palantir-coined, customer-facing role that parks an engineer at a customer site for a set stretch of time. They trace the name to military “forward basing,” ask...

Episode #1
Matt and Robert launch Software Madhouse with the AI open-source firehose.

Episode #1
<p>Matt and Robert launch Software Madhouse with the AI open-source firehose: drive-by slop PRs flooding projects like Helm, extra maintainer load, and how communities are fighting back with policies, GitHub caps...
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