Interchange IT Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Everything you need to know about the IT and tech world, from breaking news, interviews with industry experts, and listener Q&A's. Hosted by McKay Allen and Steve Eror.
Today we're joined by Roger Pimentel, senior product manager at Ivanti. We talk about his history working at Amazon and if you Echo is listening to everything you say. Next, we pull back the curtain behind Ivanti Cloud and ask how it has been created. We discuss the biggest problems he's trying to solve with Ivanti Cloud and what he's currently working on. Lastly, we cover how automation plays into the future of IT.
At Interchange Madrid, we talk to podcast favorite Kevin J Smith. We talk about what he's learned from Ivanti customers, IT silos, practive IT, the future of IT, and how you can change the perception of IT.
In this episode, we talk to Phil Richards at Interchange Madrid about his secret to avoiding grey hair. Then we dive into his career advice, tips on how to get a better job in IT, what he is looking for in an IT hire, and more. We also discuss the current security landscape and the importance of peer data.
On this episode from Interchange Madrid, we interview Bob Janssen about Ivanti Cloud. We discuss what it is, how it works, and why it is so cool. We also dive into Ivanti Realtime vs Pulse, what you can do with Realtime, and Bob's biggest wow moments when developing Ivanti Cloud.
We chatted to Ivanti customer Jeremy at Interchange Madrid about his experience with Ivanti Patch for Windows, what he's passionate about in IT, cloud technologies, what keeps him up at night, and the future of IT. We also ask Jeremy to rank American food and his opinion on British biscuits.
Today we're talking to Ivanti VP of IT, Keith Lutz about his Ivanti experience from customer to employee. He gives tips on getting executive buy-in as an IT organization and the challenges his IT organization faces.
Erica, our podcast producer, has been living in the UK for eight months now, with about eight more months to go. At Interchange Madrid, McKay and Andrew Ariotti took the opportunity to interview her about her experience so far, specifically about the differences between British food and American food. She ranks British biscuits, talks about what she misses, and talks about some of the things she loves.
Today we dig into the innovation part of technology in the outdoors industry with Adam, outdoors tech expert. We also declare our love of Hydroflask and Traeger.
Second former NFL player on the podcast! Today we talked to Reno Mahe, former NFL player with the Philidelphia Eagles and BYU alum. We discuss how his mom made him commit to BYU, Superbowl week jitters, why the Patriots win so much, and what he's up to now.
We got the chance to talk to Alex Boyle, the Hardrock Cafe's 2017 Rising Star of the Year, contestant from America's Got Talent, and Youtube sensation. We talk about his inspirational new nonprofit, Bend Not Break. We discuss suicide rates among teenagers, Alex's music career, and Alex's unique back story.
To celebrate Valentine's Day, we are sharing McKay's dating fails from college and high school. We also fangirl about our interview with Will. Next, we interview James English from Pattern and discuss side hustles.
We're honored to be joined by Will Tukuafu, a former NFL player for the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers. We discuss the big game, playing under pressure, Tom Brady, and facing defeat.
We're here at our second Silicon Slopes event, where we discuss the conference, have a debate about the Marco Polo app, rank McKay's attempts on his Christmas smoker, and talk a little bit about Ted Bundy and the potential end of the "Golden Age of Serial Killers." We also interview pod fav Jon Wallace about his new career move and Brexit.
Ivanti Customer Advocate Cache Walker and Ivanti customer Adam Howard join us on the podcast today. Adam discusses his experience at Interchange last year, his first tech conference. We talk about what he found interesting, the highlights, and what it was like to meet one-on-one with Steve Daly (Ivanti CEO). We also discuss what he's excited for for Interchange 2019 and his advice for future Interchange attendees. Stay tuned for an Interchange prize preview.
Podcast favorite and security expert Chris Goettl in on the podcast today as part of our new podcast series. We talk about some security concerns in 2018, SamSam, and what keeps Chris up at night. Then we dive into what you can expect from the security track at Interchange. Chris will talk about some of the sessions in the security track and some of his favorite memories from past Interchange events. He also gives his #1 reason why people should go to Interchange.
Jon Wallace joins the podcast today to talk about a fun scenario - what if self-driving cars were the norm? We discuss this from several different angles, such as safety, ethics, work-life balance, and ownership of cars.
Who better to start our Road to Interchange podcast series with the queen of Interchange herself? Today we have Ivanti's Director of Global Events, Karen Zunkowski. Karen gives us some information about Interchange Madrid and Interchange Nashville, and gives listeners insight into the process behind how she picks the Interchange city and venue. Stay tuned for more episodes of the Road to Interchange series each week.
Bring on the holiday tech gift ideas! Steve and McKay discuss popular tech gifts this festive season, including types of headphones, gaming devices, and systems like Alexa and Google Home. We also discuss McKay and Steve's love of robot vacuums.
We have Jon Wallace today, who is prepared to preach the good word of IT. We talk country music and tech news, and then dive into our new "What If" series. Today, we tackle: What if there are no physical offices? We discuss what IT looks like in this situation, from the security perspective, the asset perspective, and the work-life balance perspective. This is an episode you do not want to miss.
During this snippet of the twelve hour live podcast session of the IT Leadership Summit, we're joined with Melanie Karunaratne who discusses the unification of IT and IT innovation. We also discuss McKay's dream historical movies.
During our twelve hours of live podcasting from the IT Leadership Summit, we had an interesting chat about AI and IT. We speculate on the future of AI, the benefits of AI, and how AI will make you more strategic in the business. We also discuss corporate social media roasts and scary movies.
As part of our twelve hours of podcast live streaming for the IT Leadership Summit virtual event, we interviewed ITAM expert Todd Labrum about how IT asset management and security work hand-in-hand. We also do a quick breakdown of Ivanti's ITAM products, SmartAdvisors, and Pulse. We throw in a little Netflix talk as well.
We did two, back-to-back, six hour podcast live streams to commentate on the IT Leadership Summit virtual event. Here are some of the highlights from the commentary of the IT Executive Panel session, they keynote of the event. Before the session starts, we go over the event itself, plus a little video game and playground talk. At the end, we discuss McKay's favorite parts from the session. To watch the event, visit https://www.itleadershipsummit.com
This episode starts the way every good podcast should start...with a dad joke. We follow up with Donner Party talk and of course news on Elon, Apple, and Adobe. We chat about the IT Leadership Summit and our podcasting marathon. You can register here - https://www.itleadershipsummit.com/home. Stick around until the end to hear the most rebellious thing McKay did in high school.
We start off with a massive announcement. We're joined with Ivanti's VP of Global Sales Enablement, Doug Knight. Doug is a lover of all tech gadgets. Kickstarter campaign? He's probably invested in it. Big new gadget you've seen on Facebook? He probably already has it. Listen to this episode as we have a lot of fun geeking out about tech toys.
We're talking with three customers - Betty, Colton, and Michael. We discuss IT challenges, shadow IT, patching challenges, and the future of IT.
On today's rant cast, McKay and Steve cover several topics, including the potential demise of mancrush Elon Musk, blocking people on Twitter, airplane dynamics, Apple generating content, IT trends according to Ivanti's SDRs, and Steve's new toy. We also have an interesting Facebook debate.
On the first day of Interchange, we got to talk to a lot of customers. This episode includes three interviews, all which happen to be names that start with J. We have Jeff, Jason, and Jared on the pod today. We talk about Google Assistant, some Ivanti solutions, and solving slow logon times. And of course, you can't have an Interchange episode without cowboy and churro talk.
We start this interview by talking to Ivanti CISO Phil Richards about the major security concerns he hears from customers, the CISO of the year awards, risk management, and identity and access management. Then...things sort of fall apart. McKay and Steve almost get in a fight with cowboys on stilts, our CMO rides by on a bike dressed up as E.T., and McKay attempts a weak churro analogy. You can't make this sh*t up.
We did it! For our last interview at Interchange Dallas, we talked to Jimmy Hinson of Big Giant Circles, who turns out to be the world's nicest man. We talk about chip tune, music licensing, and the back story of the Interchange IT Podcast theme song. We also talk to him about what it was like getting one of his songs on Stranger Things (season 2, episodes 2 and 7). Find out more about Big Giant Circles at their website - http://music.biggiantcircles.com/
We're taking a break from our regularly scheduled IT programming to have podcast favorite, Dr. Gail Zasowski, professor of astronomy at the University of Utah. We talk about water on Mars and why it's a big deal. We also dive deep into the theory that the earth is flat. We talk about those conspiracy theories and why they're dumb.
Today we have Dan Anderson, CEO of Mark V Security. We talk about Elon's submarine, how Dan got involved in security, and what a cybersecurity cooperative is. And of course we do a few IT horror stories and a fun little lightning round. To learn more about Dan's company, visit markvsecurity.com
In one of our best episodes yet, we dive into Windows 10 migration with Insider Rex McMillan. We give the scoop on everything you need to know about Windows 10 migration. We talk about Windows as a service, what Rex is hearing about Windows 10 in the industry, how Rex became an insider, the biggest mistake you can make with Windows 10, and the most important piece of advice for Windows 10 in the enterprise. We also talked about what Rex is most excited about when it comes to Windows 10.
In this episode, we interview Kevin J Smith about his new book, The IT Imperative. We talk about his Interchange experience, the transformation of IT, the rise of the IT department, the unification of IT, and IT challenges.
Happy 50th episode! On this episode, we do a lightning round, play a cybersecurity trivia question game, and answer a few listener questions. Thanks to our wonderful fans for a great first 50 episodes.
To be completely honest with you, this episode is a bit of a hot mess. We are joined by former podcast guest host, Cache Walker. We talk about the hierarchy of agriculture, Cache's Teen Choice Award nomination, go through a quick lightning round, and discuss the Great Peercat Migration of 2018. We discuss the invention of the future and Ivanti's recent Gartner Peer Insights Award. We talk about what this award means and why it's a big deal.
We talk to Jason, Desktop Administrator and Ivanti customer. We do a quick lightning round, talk about Interchange highlights, and his biggest IT challenge he's trying to solve. We also talk about electric cars and Tesla.
We got to talk to Marcel Shaw, who specializes in working with the federal government. He talks about how to keep up with updates in technology and how to work faster with fewer people. He also speaks about automation in the unified IT approach, IT silos and the challenges they bring, and the need for instant gratification in the new workforce. He also compares the differences between IT in government vs other businesses.
We interrupt your regularly scheduled Interchange Live programming for a special tech debate. Steve and McKay debate when kids should get smart phones, when kids should get social media, fake news, and all about Tesla's financial situation.
We had the opportunity to get deep in the trenches with Ivanti Director of IT, Adam Jones. We have a great conversation with Adam about how his team saved millions of dollars by shifting their focus to the asset. We discuss what it's like working in IT for an IT software company, how user expectations are changing, and how IT teams can unknowingly enable chaos. Plus, Adam has possibly the most random answers to a lightning round question in the history of the podcast.
The local Interchange celebrity, Ben Luplow, joined the podcast today to share his incredibly skill, impressions. Ben, an Ivanti customer, talks about his role, what he thinks of the conference, what he has learned, and his biggest takeaway of the conference. He also talks about the Unified IT message. Most importantly, he reads snippets of Kevin's new book, The IT Imperative, in several different voices, including Morgan Freeman and Mayor Quimby.
Today we talked to Marcus from XO Group, who is currently deploying Ivanti's Endpoint Manager product. We talk to him about the upcoming challenges in IT and his big initiatives. He shares an IT horror story and his highlights from the conference. We also talk about future of IT and speculate on potential negatives of AI.
It was such a treat to catch up with Ken, who has been a loyal Patch Tuesday webinar participant since 2012. We talk to Ken about why he listens to the webinar each month and what value it brings his team. We also speculate on why people don't patch their systems. We end by talking about the biggest IT challenges Ken is facing, his vision for his team, and how his team functions as a mid-size group. Erica steps in as a special guest host.
They say that one day, we'll sit down with our children and recall the exact place we were when we first found out about the Laurel vs Yanny debate. For the Ivanti team, we were at Dallas Interchange. Join this hot mess of an episode where Ivanti CMO, Steve Morton, talks about about the conference and unifying IT, and then asks everyone around them about the views on the controversial debate. Are you #TeamYanny or #TeamLaurel?
We caught a moment of Ivanti CEO, Steve Daly's time. We talk to Steve about the Interchange conference, the future of IT, what unifying IT means and why it is important, and how AI fits into the IT world.
We had the chance to chat with Ivanti customer and Interchange keynote presenter, Steven Cvetkovic. Steven is the CISO at Swinburne University. We talk about IoT devices, security basics, changes in IT, and we tell a couple of IT horror stories. Plus, we're bringing back a fan-favorite guest host!
We're talking to Interchange Keynote speaker, Keith Lutz. Keith is the VP of Infrastructure at Mattress Firm. Keith discusses the IT challenges he faced at Mattress Firm. He also talks about his process of automating data problems and how that has opened his team for more opportunities. His team has gone from problem-chasers to strategic partners. We end with a little discussion about unifying IT.
The big week is here - Ivanti Interchange! The podcast team is recording live episodes all week long here in Dallas, Texas. You'll hear from IT experts from all across the country give their hot takes on IT issues, Ivanti products, and the Interchange event. If you're here at Interchange, make sure you stop by the podcast booth and visit. If not, don't worry! We'll be posting interviews all week long. Today talk Interchange, Google Assistant, the Dallas Cowboys, and the Jonas Brothers... that's not a joke.
We've officially found the most interesting man in the world and he agreed to be on the podcast. We're joined by doctor, author, artist, and athlete Jeff O'Driscoll. We talk to Jeff about how to acheive a healthy work-life balance and how to manage work stress. He gives his opinion on the importance of "unplugging" to pursue your passions. You can find more about his new book here - https://www.amazon.com/Not-Yet-Jeff-ODriscoll-MD/dp/0998610275/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1524854224&sr=1-1
We were curious about what it's like to be a VC, so today we have VC Ken Krull. We talk about his experience as a VC in expansion capital, common misconceptions about VCs, the flaws in the VC model, and the lack of changes in the venture capital world. We also discuss major red flags he sees when looking at potential investments and how Shark Tank changed people's perceptions of investors. We also discuss the importance of precision execution.
McKay and Steve just like to hear themselves talk, so here's a compilation of a lot of random tech thoughts they're having right now. We talk about the Utah Jazz, Amazon's new home security offering, Intel, the Nintendo Switch, and even aliens. They also have an interesting debate about the distributed nature of entertainment and echo chambers.
We're honored to have Cyber Defense Magazine 2018's winner of the InfoSec Award for CISO of the Year, Phil Richards, on the podcast today. We talk about his career path, things that have changed and stayed the same in the security world through his career, opportunities for security professionals, and how to handle the aftermath of a security breach. We also discuss what okra has to do with risk management.
For our second minisode, we have the co-host of our famous Patch Tuesday Analysis webinar, Todd Schell. We discuss April Patch Tuesday and the SamSam Ransomware attacks in Atlanta.
Today, Steve and a special guest host are at the Utah CEO of the Year awards, talking to executives from several different companies. We talk to Ivanti's CEO, Executive VP of Sales, CSO, and CMO. We also talk to the CEO of Kodiak Cakes and a representative from Collective Medical. We discuss the challenges of globalizing a company, how to prioritize in busy work environments, and what it's like to bootstrap a company.
We're back in the studio talking about the current Facebook and self-driving car drama. We're joined by Phil Merson, Director and ITAM Specialist at Ivanti. We discuss his Ivanti origin story, "spreadsheet asset management," over-licensing, shadow IT, and the future of ITAM.
Today we are talking to Professor of All Things Cool, Gail Zasowski. Gail teaches physics and astronomy at the University of Utah. We discuss the Milky Way, Pluto, space movies and more.
We're excited to announce our new weekly cybersecurity mini-sodes! For our first episode, we are joined by podcast favorite Chris Goettl. We talk about March Patch Tuesday, trends in security this year, and we give our suggestion for the name of the next big malware attack.
Children are the future, and today at SheTech, we're thinking the future is female. In honor of International Women's Day last week, we interviewed female high schoolers from all over Utah to hear their opinions about women in tech, STEM career opportunities, and their career goals. It was pretty inspiring. Best part? Erica makes her debut on the podcast.
We had so much fun recording our Fact or Fiction episode, we decided to do another one! After a little bit of California self-driving cars news, we dive into our listener-submitted IT fails and horror stories. This episode is full of cringe-worthy stories, including liquid-filled keyboards, a knife in a laptop screen, and a hole in the bathroom wall. You'll also hear the most insane story about a drunk IT Manager in the server room.
To celebrate our 25th episode, we decided to play a little game of Fact or Fiction with our listener-submitted IT fails and horror stories. Get ready for migrations gone wrong, tales of viruses, snakes in the parking lot, broken refrigerators, and more. Some of these stories are just too dumb to believe.
Today we’re joined with Steve Daly, CEO at Ivanti. We follow his career path, from mechanical engineer, to working in a garage for a startup, to CEO at a global IT software company. This episode is full of interesting career tips, no matter what industry you may be in. This is one of the first episodes we ever recorded, so enjoy the throwback!
We are absolutely delighted to have James Barrat, author of Our Final Invention, on today's episode. We talk to James about how he became interested in AI, the people he has interviewed, and how he developed in AI opinions, We discuss the Three Laws of Robotics. We also get into the concerns that surround AI, including smart malware attacks. We finish up with a little game of "Is McKay realistic or crazy?" Find his book here - https://www.amazon.com/Our-Final-Invention-Artificial-Intelligence/dp/0312622376
Today we're joined by Matt Hooper, who jumps right in as we geek out about the new Tesla Semi and Roadster news. We talk about why Matt doesn't consider himself an IT expert, the common mistake IT departments are making, and how IT can become more strategic. McKay also makes a bold Uber Eats prediction.
We're talking self-driving cars in today's episode, with IEEE Spectrum journalist Philip Ross. We define the levels of self-driving cars and their potential unintended consequences. We speculate on the companies in the self-driving car race. We also discuss how these cars could possibly effect truck drivers. Find out more about Philip here - https://spectrum.ieee.org/author/ross-philip-e
On part two of our Silicon Slopes Tech Summit special, we interview Sam, JD, Jonas, and Gideon, four high schoolers with interest in the Utah tech scene. Next, we talk to Dan Roberts, a lawyer who works with start ups. Dan gives advice for people looking into starting a company. He also tells a horror story involving a CEO and an $80000 Uber tab. We end with Bruce Williams, founder of SpectraSoft Inc. We discuss what it's like working on a project you believe in that does not have executive buy-in.
On this very special episode of the podcast, we are coming to you straight from the Silicon Slopes Tech Summit. We spent two days interviewing conference attendees and we talked to a lot of cool people. We talk about how to network at a conference. We also interview Jon Wallace, where we discuss how IT security is changing and ways to minimize your risk against security breaches. Next, we talk to Sarah Scott about technology in rural America.
You can buy a car via vending machine now, so basically we're here for 2018. We interview Landon Winburn, a former Appsense principal architect and current principal architect at Critical Design Associates. We talk about what IT departments need to be productive and how to improve user experience. We discuss challenges and gaps in executing IT projects. We also jump into Windows 10 migration challenges and strategies.
On this special episode of the podcast, we bring back fan-favorite, Chris Goettl. We talk about the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities in depth. We answer questions like what are the similarities and differences between the two vulnerabilities, who is vulnerable to these attacks, how were they discovered, and most importantly, what you should be doing right now to protect yourself and your devices. Find out more on the blog post written by Chris - https://www.ivanti.com/blog/meltdown-spectre-need-know/
Today we are honored to be joined by journalist at The Verge, Andrew Hawkins. After a fun lightning round, we discuss the lack of infrastructure currently in place that disincentives people to adapt electric car technology. We also get into the pros and cons for fuel cell vehicles. Andrew has a lot of interesting things to say, you don't want to miss this episode. Find out more about Andrew here - https://www.theverge.com/users/andyjayhawk
New year, new podcast episode. People think Apple might buy Netflix and we have a lot of feelings about it. In this episode, we go over some of the biggest technology fails of 2017. We also discuss the possible ramifications of self driving cars. We also talk about some of the tech successes in 2017 and our predictions for the new year.
Today we are excited to have podcast listener Don Kasprzak as our guest! Don works at the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. We go over some of the major IT challenges of the healthcare world, many of which can be life or death situation. The implications of ransomware in the healthcare industry are pretty scary, so we get into that. We also answer a net neutrality listener question.
You asked, we answered! Back by popular demand, we are highlighting some IT horror stories crazy enough to make you an IT Grinch. Computer in the dishwasher? We got it. Dumb questions? Check. Office pranks gone wrong? Yup. Getting humped by a dog while on the job? Unfortunately, we've got that too. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll cringe. Warning, this episode may trigger PTSD from former IT jobs you've had...
Disney bought Fox and we have a lot of feelings about it. Today we are joined by Ben Beasley and Eric Vogeler, founders of Stockchain Global. We dive deep into the world of cryptocurrency, blockchain, and bitcoin. Blockchain is the future, and this episode is a great way to dip your toe into it. Enjoy this episode, it's one of our favorites. Happy holidays from the Interchange IT Podcast!
Get ready to jump into a different reality in today's episode! We interview Ryan Burningham, founder of Virtualities, an amazing VR studio and arcade in downtown Salt Lake City. Ryan shares his expertise about virtual reality, from the future of VR to VR business applications. We talk virtual reality vs. augmented reality and we answer some listener questions that require McKay to tap into his Grey's Anatomy knowledge.
Today we are joined by Michael Dortch, a long-time analyst and expert in the IT world. We start with some listener questions about the Uber security breach and the future of Bitcoin. We dive into a review of 2017 and some predictions for 2018. We have a lot of questions for Michael, and Steve's reading comprehension is questioned as we get schooled in a little lesson about satire. Check out the blog post in question here - https://www.ivanti.com/blog/2017-2018-look-back-look-ahead-withby-michael-dortch/
First off, we made the rookie mistake of scheduling our IT team to join us the same day as Comic-Con. One week later, we are joined by members of the Ivanti IT team, Dallin Hudson and Michael Kersey. We talk GoPro, Bitcoin, and Rick and Morty. Be prepared for some cringe-worthy IT horror stories. We want to hear your IT horror stories too! Tweet them to us using the hashtag #ITstories.
IT world – you’ve got some mansplaining to do. Today we’re joined by Amber Boehm, a true renaissance woman. We discuss the Hyperloop proposal, Amber gives great tips on expanding your career prospects with security expertise, and we dive into what it’s like being a woman in the tech world. We have some ideas to help improve the culture, but we’d love to hear yours too!
Following the untimely death of Steve’s drone, we talk Apple’s valuation and Project Sidewinder. We are joined with Pete Green, Enterprise Information Security and Risk Management Professional at Forsythe Technology. We talk about his career path, security challenges he’s dealt with, internal challenges, and a few horror stories he’s seen. We also go over why companies need security consultants and how they can help, plus a few security best practices.
We start today’s episode with exciting news; Steve got a hurricane dog over the weekend! We are joined by IT service management author, Kevin J Smith. We follow Kevin’s interesting career path of rocket scientist to ITSM expert. We go through ITSM horror stories, the shift to strategic IT, and the future of ITSM. Learn more about Ivanti at Ivanti.com.
First order of business - Steve got his new iPhone! Today we meet with Eric Sorenson, Chief Information Security Officer at doTERRA, one of the biggest essential oils companies in the world. We dive into the unique challenges of security in a global MLM, as well as the importance of risk assessments. Eric gives ideas for progressing your career with security training, as well gives us insight into what keeps him up at night as a CISO.
Software asset management is a bit of a mouthful, and we sure have a lot to say about it. We are joined by Todd Labrum, who drops some seriously crazy stats about how much money companies waste on software. We can pretty much guarantee this is the most entertaining asset management podcast in the world. Tune in for jokes, great tips to save money on software, and even some of McKay’s old dating fails.
In this episode, we jump right in with Steve Morton, CMO at Ivanti. Steve shares stories and lessons from a lifetime of working in the tech industry, like finding out the company he worked for was committing fraud, tips to move your career forward during an acquisition, and how to survive layoffs. Have a notebook nearby; Steve drops some serious nuggets of wisdom while Steve and McKay test the boundaries of workplace ageism…on their boss.
Fresh off a European adventure, Steve and McKay are joined by Patch Tuesday Wizard, Chris Goettl. We get into the origins of Chris’ Patch Tuesday fame, the absolute security madness of 2017, the future of weaponized malware, and ways to further your career in IT with security knowledge. Stick around for the most insane hardware asset management security breach near-miss story you’ve ever heard!
Why the IT/tech world needs another podcast (hint: because all the other ones are so boring it makes us want to cry). An intro to the hosts and a synopsis (good word) of what to expect from the podcast as you delve into it's wonder and majesty.