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Hosted by Joe Reis · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 402 episodes
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Twenty years in this industry and the hard parts still haven't changed. That's what this show is about.I'm Joe Reis. I co-wrote Fundamentals of Data Engineering, I teach data engineering around the world and on Coursera, and I've watched the same failures repeat for two decades with new logos bolted on.Each week I broadcast from wherever I happen to be. Solo rants. Long conversations with the people actually building things. Data engineering, architecture, AI, and how to survive a career in it.If you want the polished version, there are a thousand podcasts for that.
Joe Reis hosts The Joe Reis Show, a technology show with 402 episodes published.
Will AI agents solve the data industry's hardest challenges, or are we just amplifying existing chaos?In this episode, I chat with Oliver Laslett, Co-founder and CTO at Lightdash, to explore the frontier of agentic analy
It feels like everything is converging right now. Data forms and systems are converging. Agile and Waterfall are starting to look strangely compatible. Software engineering, data engineering, and AI engineering are bleed
Are massive frontier AI models actually worth the cost?In this episode, I sit down with Daniel Svonava, Founder of Superlinked, to break down where AI is actually heading in production. We dive into why the hype around m
Every so often, the tech industry declares something dead. Data warehousing is dead. Data modeling is dead. Semantic layers are dead. SQL is dead. Now AI is supposedly making entire professions obsolete. I get it. Rageba
In this episode, I crashed Pattern's office to sit down with Jacob Miller (VP of Platform Intelligence) and Jeremy Mumford (Lead AI Engineer) from Pattern to discuss their newly co-authored book, "Architected Intelligenc
I'm getting a ton of emails from individuals and PR agencies asking to be on my podcast. Almost all of it is AI slop spam of the most bland and uninteresting kind. "I have an AI startup solving X." Yeah, you and everybod
Marshall McLuhan predicted a post-literate world in The Gutenberg Galaxy . That world may now be arriving: humans are reading less, AI is reading more, and engineers can increasingly produce code, schemas, documentation,
I sat down with Sharon Goldman - AI journalist, formerly at VentureBeat and Fortune, now running her own platform, Ground Level AI on Substack - for a conversation that went a lot further than I expected.We cover a lot o
It's been four years and a day since the Fundamentals of Data Engineering was published. The big mental models of the book are the Data Engineering Lifecycle and its Undercurrents. I also discuss what would change about
Are AI agents replacing traditional data engineering tasks?I sat down with Matt Glickman, CEO & Co-founder of Genesis Computing and former Snowflake and Goldman Sachs executive, for a conversation about where data engine
Here's a new show where I quickly cover a mental model that applies to your work as a data leader or practitioner. Kicking things off is Conway's Law.
It's been a crazy summer for AI. AI enthusiasm remains high, but the market is starting to ask far harder questions. Semiconductor stocks are in a bear market. IBM’s shares fell sharply. Data-center projects are facing p
A short rant based on my new article this week, "The Database Is Not the Data Model" "In discussions with data practitioners, I keep seeing the same confusion. Someone pulls up a DDL file, a folder of dbt or SQL, or an E
In this episode, I chat with Steve Brown, an AI futurist, independent consultant, and former professional at Intel and Google DeepMind. Steve shares his insights on helping global leadership teams decode the future of ar
In this Freestyle Friday episode, I break down results from the June 2026 Pulse Survey on organizational dysfunction among data engineers. I also dig into why data product ownership (or lack thereof) is one of the fundam
I get a lot of questions about how I'm using AI for my writing. In this podcast, I walk through how I use AI for idea generation, writing review, editing, drafting, manuscripts, and much more. Also, this is a new Wednesd
In this episode, I sit down with Kirill Bobrov, a Senior Data Engineer at Spotify and author of the popular blog Luminousmen. Kirill recently gained massive attention for his viral Substack repost of "Drunk Post: Things
Just a heads up on some new weekly content formats coming out. Monday Mental Models - One durable concept each week, related to data engineering, architecture, AI/ML, modeling, etc. Wednesday Builder’s Log (plus optional
I get asked by junior-level graduates and candidates in data engineering, analytics, and data science about what to do to succeed in today's challenging job market. With AI rapidly changing employer expectations, there's
Maxime Beauchemin, the creator of Apache Airflow and Apache Superset, joins the show to discuss his transition from data engineering to the frontier of AI. Max shares the origin stories of his massive open-source project
Juan Sequeda
Principal Researcher · data.world
1 appearance on this show
Eric Weber
2 appearances on this show
Zach Wilson
data engineer turned creator and founder · New York Jets
1 appearance on this show
George Fraser
co-host for Real Recovery · Fivetran
1 appearance on this show
Wes McKinney
pandas
1 appearance on this show
Demetrios Brinkmann
Founder of MLOps Community · MLOps Community
1 appearance on this show
Ryan Janssen
Zenlytic
1 appearance on this show
Ian Cook
SVP of AI Technologies at Qloo · Pop Bang Colour
1 appearance on this show
Joe Reis
Ternary Data
1 appearance on this show
Daniel Svonava
Superlinked
1 appearance on this show
Kirill Bobrov
Spotify
1 appearance on this show
Chris Tabb
LEIT Data
1 appearance on this show
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