Timelines & Truths

This podcast explores how databases can be managed on Kubernetes using custom operators for automation and scalability. It discusses deployment strategies, operational challenges, and long-term maintenance from Day 1 setup to ongoing optimization. Perfect for DevOps engineers, cloud architects, and developers working with modern infrastructure systems.

This podcast explores how graph analysis can improve and optimize microservice architectures. It discusses dependency mapping, system performance, and identifying hidden issues within complex software environments. Perfect for developers, architects, and tech professionals interested in scalable and efficient system design.

This podcast explores the U.S. National Bridge Index and the data behind America’s bridge infrastructure. It discusses bridge conditions, engineering insights, and how data analysis helps monitor and improve public transportation systems. Perfect for listeners interested in infrastructure, engineering, and large-scale public data projects.

This podcast explores how Neo4j and graph technology can uncover deeper insights into products, customer behavior, and connected data. It discusses how relationships within data help businesses better understand product identity and user experience. Perfect for developers, product teams, and data professionals interested in graph databases and innovation.

This podcast explores how Kettle can be used for efficient data integration with Neo4j graph databases. It discusses ETL processes, data transformation, and strategies for managing connected data systems. Perfect for developers, data engineers, and tech professionals interested in Neo4j and data integration workflows.

One of the most important things to understand about history is this: absence is also information. When certain voices are missing from historical records, that absence raises questions. Who was not allowed to record their story?Whose perspective was ignored or erased?And what changes when those voices are finally included? In recent years, historians have begun revisiting old timelines with new questions. Not to rewrite history, but to complete it.

This podcast explores how data access analytics can reveal collaboration patterns, workflows, and business insights within organizations. It discusses how teams can use data-driven strategies to improve productivity, communication, and decision-making. Perfect for data professionals, business leaders, and tech enthusiasts interested in analytics and organizational intelligence

This podcast explores how Spring and Neo4j can be used to build creative, data-driven applications inspired by the Marvel comics universe. It discusses graph databases, connected data modeling, and interactive software development techniques. Perfect for developers, tech enthusiasts, and fans of innovative data visualization projects.