WARNING! This podcast contains spoilers for episodes 1 – 5 of Wednesday Season 2. Your favorite gorgon, Georgie Farmer, joins Caitlin Reilly to talk all things Ajax: his relationship with Enid, his friendship with Bianca, and his true feelings for Bruno. And then Joy Sunday talks about how the adults in Bianca’s life are really NOT making it easy for her this season. And who she’s turning to for support. Plus, visual effects supervisor Tom Turnbull breaks down how they shoot those Hyde scenes. And the crows! Finally, we hear from director Angela Robinson on filming the action packed scenes with Slurp and on turning Gwendoline Christie into a ghost! 00:00 - intro 1:02 - Georgie Farmer 1:31 - What’s changed between Ajax and Enid? 2:32 - How does Ajax feel about Bruno? 4:14 - How does Ajax feel about Bruno and Enid together? 4:53 - Ajax and Bianca’s bond 6:32 - Ajax is the unsung hero of Season 2 7:03 - Georgie’s Gorgon makeup 8:07 - Working with Noah Taylor 9:08 - Georgie’s favourite memories from the set of Wednesday 11:11 - Joy Sunday 11:33 - Bianca’s story arc in season 2 13:08 - Joy’s take on Ajax and Bianca 14:19 - Working with Georgie 14:51 - Joy’s relationship with her mother 16:30 - Bianca’s siren powers 19:00 - Working with Catherine Zeta Jones 21:17 - Tom Turnbull 21:34 - Tom’s favourite piece of VFX work from Season 2 22:42 - Working on the Hyde 25:10 - Christopher Lloyd as Professor Orloff 27:36 - Angela Robinson 27:50 - Becoming part of the Wednesday crew 28:25 - Collaborating with Al and Miles 29:49 - Pugsley and Gomez 32:14 - Pugsley and Slurp share a moment 33:30 - Weems returns! 34:59 - Outro…
In deze laatste aflevering van seizoen 2, hebben we een bijzondere gast. Waar we het seizoen begonnen met Jeffrey, eindigen we het seizoen met Johan. Er zijn namelijk zat dingen die je nog niet weet. Is het altijd goed om doelgericht te zijn? Of heeft het ook keerzijden? Hoe is het zo gekomen dat hij het zo mooi vindt om op een podium te staan? Je komt alles te weten, inclusief weer een mooi In de Aap Gelogeerd verhaal en zijn tegeltjes wijsheid!Vergeet je niet op de podcast te abonneren en l...
In deze laatste aflevering van seizoen 2, hebben we een bijzondere gast. Waar we het seizoen begonnen met Jeffrey, eindigen we het seizoen met Johan. Er zijn namelijk zat dingen die je nog niet weet. Is het altijd goed om doelgericht te zijn? Of heeft het ook keerzijden? Hoe is het zo gekomen dat hij het zo mooi vindt om op een podium te staan? Je komt alles te weten, inclusief weer een mooi In de Aap Gelogeerd verhaal en zijn tegeltjes wijsheid!Vergeet je niet op de podcast te abonneren en l...
In this very human and often hilarious episode of When Shit Hits the Fan , Johan and Jeffrey welcome Eric Lajoie , AI specialist at SUSE, to unpack a career shaped by curiosity, failure, and a global perspective. From name mispronunciations to technical missteps, this conversation spans tech, identity, and the unexpected stuff that breaks — including intros, connections, and sometimes, a water pipe. Eric reflects on his journey from the US to Germany, how his multicultural background shapes the way he works, and why making mistakes in public can be one of the best ways to grow. 🔗 Links & Mentions: SUSE AI Eric Lajoie on LinkedIn Red Hat OpenShift AI NVIDIA AI Enterprise 📣 Subscribe & Follow: New episodes every other Thursday on Spotify , Apple Podcasts , and all major platforms Follow the show on LinkedIn Feedback or guest ideas? Email us at podcast@itq.eu…
In this episode of When Shit Hits the Fan , we sit down with long-time ITQ technologist Sander Harrewijnen to talk about building better software, making bad assumptions, and breaking things that needed fixing anyway. We cover everything from Sander’s accidental roast of a client’s legacy app (in front of the people funding it 😬) to his thoughts on vibecoding (letting AI write your code), and his approach to solving tech and people problems in complex environments. Along the way, we discover his unusual hidden talent (spoiler: he’s your guy for photo wallpaper), his Maker side with lightsabers and Mandalorian helmets, and how his developer career evolved from .NET to cloud-native advocacy Links & Mentions: Sander’s blog: https://harre.dev Find Sander on LinkedIn Podcast: Cloud Native Chronicles Fisker Ocean vs. Reality: MKBHD video 📣 Follow & Subscribe: Got feedback? Email us at podcast@itq.eu Don’t miss future episodes — subscribe on Spotify , Apple Podcasts , or your favorite podcast app Follow us on LinkedIn: ITQ…
In this episode of the When Shit Hits the Fan podcast, Johan interviews Aaron Black, the director of product for Omnissa Workspace ONE Security. Aaron shares his career journey, insights on product management, and the importance of security in technology. He recounts memorable moments from his career, including challenges faced and lessons learned, particularly in the context of IT and software development. The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes and life lessons, providing a well-rounded view of Aaron's experiences in the tech industry. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Aaron Black and the Podcast 04:09 Rapid Fire Questions and Insights 08:03 Career Highlights and Experiences 14:03 The Importance of Security in Technology 15:09 When Shit Hits the Fan Moments 21:29 Life Lessons and Personal Anecdotes…
In this episode of 'When Shit Hits the Fan', Spencer Pitts, Partner CTO at Omnisa, shares his career journey, insights on technology, and personal life lessons. He discusses his experiences in the IT industry, the importance of preparation, and the value of being open to opportunities. He shares why he uses visuals of bridges in his presentations, how to break PXE boot sequences, and his love for a particular game. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Spencer Pitts 10:29 Career Highlights and Journey 22:43 When Shit Hits the Fan Moment 27:01 Life Lessons and Reflections…
In this episode of 'When Shit Hits the Fan', Johan and Jeffrey welcome Frank Denneman, a distinguished engineer for AI at VMware/Broadcom. The conversation covers Frank's experiences, interests, and career journey, including his insights on technology, movies, and the importance of effective communication in engineering. The episode features rapid-fire questions, discussions about favorite films, and a deep dive into Frank's professional background. The conversation explores his journey from building Microsoft Exchange across multiple countries to his experiences with virtualization, working at VMware, and the challenges of startup life. It highlights his time at PernixData and the lessons learned from mistakes made throughout his career, including the importance of sharing knowledge and overcoming fears in public speaking. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 02:40 Frank's Background and Interests 06:41 Binaries and Quickfire Questions 11:01 Frank's Career Journey and Early Experiences 13:15 Building Microsoft Exchange Across Borders 16:45 The Virtualization Journey Begins 17:35 Transitioning to VMware and the Startup Experience 20:00 The Challenges of Startup Life 23:25 Innovations at Pernix Data 25:59 Lessons Learned from Mistakes 30:04 First Time on Stage: Overcoming Fear 31:27 The Thrill of Live Performance 34:17 Key Takeaways for First-Time Speakers 39:43 Lessons from Experience and Listening 41:54 The Importance of Preparation 42:53 Learning from Presentation Skills and Shark Tank Links: Frank Simrig account on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roadtoimmersion/…
In this episode of 'When Shit Hits the Fan', Johan and Jeffrey welcome Duncan Epping, Chief Technologist at Broadcom/VMware (and former co-host of this podcast). The conversation explores Duncan's journey from a consultant to a Chief Technologist, his passion for running, and his involvement in the tech community. They discuss Duncan's career highlights, including the development of EvoRail/VxRail and the organization of the VMworld Fun Run, showcasing his dedication to both technology and fitness. In this episode, Duncan shares his experiences in organizing community events, the challenges faced during his career in technology, and the valuable life lessons learned along the way. He emphasizes the importance of communication, the unpredictability of outcomes in both work and personal endeavors, and the significance of enjoying the journey rather than solely focusing on the end goals. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 02:19 Duncan's Background and Interests 09:10 Duncan's Career Journey at VMware/Broadcom 13:18 Rapid Fire Questions with Duncan 15:37 Duncan's Passion for Running and Blogging 19:14 Career Highlights and Achievements 24:45 Organizing the VMworld Fun Run 29:11 When Shit Hits the Fan: Personal Experiences 41:46 Life Lessons and the Importance of Communication…
In this episode of 'When Shit Hits the Fan', hosts Johan and Jeffrey welcome Dashaun Carter, a Spring Advocate at VMware. The conversation covers Dashaun's journey from professional cheerleading to tech, the importance of upgrading software, and insights into the Spring framework. They also discuss Raspberry Pi projects, lessons learned from mistakes, and the significance of automation in software development. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Setup 02:57 Guest Introduction: Deshawn Carter 06:08 Rapid Fire Questions 08:59 Deshawn's Career Journey 12:06 The Importance of Upgrading Software 15:08 Understanding Spring Framework 18:08 Raspberry Pi Projects and Efficiency 21:09 Lessons from Mistakes and Automation 24:00 Final Thoughts and Advice…
In this episode of 'When Shit Hits the Fan', hosts Johan and Jeffrey interview Coté, a developer advocate at Broadcom. The conversation explores Coté's background, his insights on DevOps and platform engineering, the challenges of changing corporate culture, and the importance of building relationships in a remote work environment. Coté shares his career journey, highlighting key transitions and the lessons learned along the way. In this episode, Coté shares insights on his unique name, lessons learned from mistakes in tech, the importance of work-life balance, and how to maintain objectivity as an analyst. He reflects on his career transitions and the challenges of pushing oneself to grow while managing personal well-being. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Coté and the Podcast 05:04 Rapid Fire Questions and Insights 11:00 Coté's Career Journey 17:00 Navigating Corporate Transitions 20:10 Building Relationships in Remote Work 20:51 The Origin of Coté's Name 22:46 Learning from Mistakes in Tech 27:55 Work-Life Balance and Personal Reflections 30:22 Lessons from Career Transitions 35:38 Maintaining Objectivity as an Analyst…
In this episode, Johan and Jeffrey sit down with industry legend and long-time community contributor Chris Wahl to explore a career journey that spans from VI admin to independent content creator and platform engineer. Chris shares his unique take on working symbiotically with developers, learning from failures (including a UCS upgrade gone nuclear), and the importance of showing what good looks like rather than just telling. ⏱️ Highlights : 00:37 – Meet Chris Wahl: Blogger, technologist, gamer, legend 03:00 – The IKEA Wheel and unwinding with brutal dungeon games 05:00 – Rapid fire: Terraform, PowerShell, Kubernetes vs vSphere 08:30 – Career evolution: From vSphere to Kubernetes and AWS 12:30 – Drinking from the firehose: Adapting to cloud-native 18:00 – Developers vs IT: Building a real Dev+Platform culture 22:00 – When Shit Hit the Fan : How a UCS upgrade took down a 5,000-person org 30:00 – Chris’s Life Lesson: “Don’t tell people what good looks like— show them.” 👤 Guest : Chris Wahl 🌐 https://wahlnetwork.com 🔗 LinkedIn 🎮 Bonus : Discover which brutal RPG Chris uses to unwind—and why his kid might be better at Mario Kart than Johan. 📩 Feedback? Email us at: podcast@itq.eu…
In this episode of 'When Shit Hits the Fan', hosts Johan and Jeffrey welcome Katarina Brookfield, a staff technical marketing architect at Broadcom/VMware. Katarina shares her journey in IT, overcoming gender biases, and her transition from VDI to Kubernetes. She discusses her passion for public speaking and community engagement, as well as her love for cooking and fine dining. The conversation highlights her daring experiences and insights into effective presentations. In this conversation, Katarina Brookfield shares her experiences in IT, focusing on the importance of engaging presentations, learning from mistakes, and fostering a supportive team culture. She emphasizes the need for transparency when errors occur and the value of continuous learning in both personal and professional development. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 03:00 Getting to Know Katharina Brookfield 05:58 The Journey into IT and Overcoming Challenges 09:12 Career Highlights and Daring Experiences 11:59 Transitioning from VDI to Kubernetes 14:56 Public Speaking and Community Engagement 18:01 Secrets to Effective Presentations 21:11 The Art of Engaging Presentations 23:56 Learning from Mistakes in IT 32:49 Embracing Failure as a Learning Opportunity 38:03 The Importance of Team Culture in Handling Mistakes 41:13 The Lifelong Journey of Learning and Improvement…
In this episode of 'When Shit Hits the Fan', hosts Johan and Jeffrey welcome Filip Verloy, field CTO for Rubrik in EMEA and APJ. Philip shares his career journey, insights on data protection and cybersecurity, and a memorable moment when he had to make a tough decision during a crisis. He emphasizes the importance of saying yes to new opportunities and learning from experiences, both good and bad. The conversation also touches on the balance between innovation and regulation in the tech industry. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 03:52 Getting to Know Philip Velloy 10:48 Career Highlights and Journey 19:47 When Shit Hits the Fan Moment 25:37 Life Lessons and Advice…
In this episode of 'When Shit Hits the Fan', we get to know Jan Saan, the ex-CTO of CM.com. Why is he wearing a Whoop? Is AI taking over the world? And is OpenAI better than Gemini? Answers to these questions, his career journey, his "When Shit Hits the Fan" story, and the lessons learned from those experiences is what we will cover in this episode Furthermore, Jan emphasizes the importance of teamwork, resilience, and maintaining health and relationships throughout one's career. Jan reflects on the unpredictable nature of technology failures and the necessity of being prepared for unexpected challenges. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Jan Saan and the Podcast 06:55 Jan's Career Journey and Highlights 11:06 When Shit Hits the Fan: Major Outages 19:04 Lessons Learned from Failures 20:59 Life Lessons and Reflections…
In this episode, Johan and Jeffrey introduce the revamped podcast, now titled 'When Shit Hits the Fan,' highlighting its transition to English and the inclusion of international guests. They share their backgrounds, discuss memorable 'shit hits the fan' stories, and explain the podcast's format, which includes rapid-fire questions and personal anecdotes. The episode sets the stage for future discussions and invites listeners to engage with the show takeaways The podcast has transitioned to English to reach a broader audience. Johan and Jeffrey share personal experiences of when 'shit hits the fan' in their careers. The format includes fun binary questions and personal stories from guests. The importance of learning from mistakes in the IT field is emphasized. Future episodes will feature international guests and diverse topics. The hosts aim to create a fun and engaging atmosphere for listeners. Live demos can be unpredictable, and preparation is key. The podcast encourages sharing of both technical and humorous stories. Listeners are invited to participate and suggest guests for future episodes. The hosts express excitement for the upcoming season and new content.…
In deze laatste aflevering van het seizoen, praten de mannen met Jeroen Kouwenhoven, junior infrastructure engineer bij ITQ. Jeroen heeft een bijzondere kijk op moderne technologie (wat uitgebreid ter sprake komt tijdens het vragenvuurtje en zijn introductie) en deelt een mooi In de Aap Gelogeerd verhaal in zijn nog prille IT carrière.Ook delen de mannen GROOT nieuws!!Mocht je de podcast leuk vinden, vergeet je dan niet te abonneren om als eerste een nieuwe aflevering te horen, en like de pod...…
In alweer de voorlaatste aflevering van het seizoen, is Raymond de Jong (Field CTO bij Isovalent) te gast. De mannen bespreken onder andere de impact van de open source wereld, zijn passie voor tennis, en wat eBPF is. Raymond heeft een prachtig In de Aap Gelogeerd verhaal en deel uiteraard zijn tegeltjes wijsheid.Mocht je de podcast leuk vinden, vergeet je dan niet te abonneren om als eerste een nieuwe aflevering te horen, en like de podcast zodat anderen hem ook sneller kunnen vinden!Mocht j...…
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