Episodes: 79
Frequency: Several times a week
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Male
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 15.9k subscribers
Publicly listed emails
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Faye Ellis - Responsible AI, Amazon Bedrock, Retrieval-augmented Generation, Guardrails, Prompt Injection, And AWS Certification Preparation
Rakesh Gupta - AI Observability, Agent Evaluation, Testing Harnesses, Trace Data, Token Economics, And Prompt Injection
John Mark Troyer - AI Observability, Agent Evaluation, Testing Harnesses, Trace Data, Token Economics, And Prompt Injection
Bob Belderbos - Learning Programming Skills In The AI Era, Rust, Python, Deliberate Practice, Coding Assistants, And Agentic AI Education
Unleashing AI On My Homelab
September 04, 2026
Join us as Cobus Bernard takes us on a live tour of his sprawling homelab - and explains why Claude wrote most of the Terraform and Ansible running it. Cobus walks through a Proxmox setup running Traefik, Vault, Nomad, Keycloak, and a three-node Kubernetes cluster that doesn't quite work yet, all built by handing infrastructure-as-code tasks to Claude and slowly deciding how much of it to trust with real commands. You will learn how Cobus structures Terraform state and variables so an AI age...
Responsible AI with Amazon Bedrock
July 21, 2026
Join us as Faye Ellis breaks down what responsible AI actually looks like in practice on Amazon Bedrock - live demos included, straight from her prep for the AWS Generative AI Developer Professional certification. Faye walks through the NIST AI risk framework's core characteristics of trustworthy systems, then demos two hands-on builds: a RAG pipeline using S3 Vectors as a low-cost knowledge base, and Bedrock Guardrails blocking financial advice, prompt injection attacks, and sensitive infor...
AI Observability: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
July 13, 2026
Join us as John Mark Troyer and Rakesh Gupta break down what AI observability actually means once agents leave the demo and hit production - and why the old playbook for monitoring doesn't cut it anymore. John Mark and Rakesh walk through why errors and latency are just the starting point for agents, how quality became a much harder thing to measure once bots went from answering questions to taking autonomous action, and why token-based costs are creating a confusing new economics problem fo...
The Stack Overflow Podcast · High booking difficulty · 1,000 - 10,000 listeners
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The publicly listed email for vBrownBag: alastair@vbrownbag.com.
Podseeker estimates vBrownBag reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
vBrownBag typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Practicing IT, software, cloud, and artificial intelligence professionals with hands-on implementation experience, technical education backgrounds, or expertise in emerging engineering tools and methods. Common among recent guests: Professional certifications; Technical courses or cohort programs; Hands-on production experience. Recent guests include Faye Ellis, Rakesh Gupta, and John Mark Troyer.
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Recent episodes cover It Infrastructure, Cloud Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Programming, and Professional Development. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.
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