Podcasts about Red Gate

Part of my Redgate work is with customers who need to monitor their database servers. With estates growing quickly, both in scale and types of database platforms used, keeping an eye on everything can be challenging. Add in the lack of staff growing as quickly are the number of servers, and I find many companies seeking out monitoring tools to better help them manage the entire estate.. When someone evaluates a tool, one of the first questions from many people is about load. They are concerned about the load a tool puts on the system, which is always some amount. Most tools say they use less than 2% of total resources, some might hedge at 5%. Hopefully, there's no more impact than 5%, though that might seem to high, especially if you have a busy database server already. Read the rest of Multiple Monitoring Tools

I read a piece recently that got me thinking that data breaches might be inevitable. Disclosure: This was written by Redgate, for whom I work, titled "Data breaches May Be Inevitable—Compliance Failures Don't Have to Be". It's based on our research with the State of Database Landscape survey as well as feedback and conversations with customers. The thing that caught my eye was the first part: data breaches may be inevitable. Do you think that's true? Are we doomed to lose data in our organizations, not as a possibility, but something that will happen at some unknown time in the future? Those of you who have suffered breaches might agree with this, but for those of you who haven't had to deal with that situation, are you resigned to it happening at some point? Read the rest of Are Data Breaches Inevitable?

The DORA organization is constantly researching how to better produce software at any organization. This is similar to work done by Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute many years ago. Both groups are trying to determine what things help engineers work better and produce high-quality software. On the DORA site, there is a database change management page, where they recommend approaches to managing database schemas. The main thing they talk about is treating all schema changes as migrations, which is something some people do. However, many teams also like a desired-state-configuration approach, where they just deploy all the changes from dev (or QA) to prod in a state-based flow. Both can work, but I do think as software matures (and becomes legacy), migrations are preferred. The article lists lots of frameworks in different languages. Flyway is among them, which is the product on which I work and sell at Redgate. If you haven't looked at a migrations framework, I'd recommend you do so. They do really give you a tremendous amount of control and flexibility. There are trade-offs, so I'm not blindly recommending this approach, but it's worth educating yourself on how migrations frameworks work. Read the rest of Database DevOps Recommendations

Angus is confronted by Maxwell Jones, a teen streamer and seeker of the supernatural truth! While hounding Angus about werewolves, the unlikely duo find themselves in grave danger... seroRPG on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@seroRPG   website: https://redgateandwolf.com chatroom: https://discord.gg/55fU84VTCq bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/redgateandwolf.com facespace: https://www.facebook.com/Redgate-and-Wolf-103363745163839   This is an original Monster of the Week mystery. OMG! Theme and transitional music composed and performed by Sean @ McRoMusic: https://linktr.ee/mcromusic

Two ghosts down, two to go.  The Keepers' Retreat is an occasional series featuring the Keepers and GM of several terrific actual play podcasts. Our cast: Ray Adams (@mr_ray_rpg) is the Keeper, Cait is played by Jason Myers of Memester of the Week (@MemesterOTWPod), Isabelle is played by Sero of Redgate and Wolf (@RedgateAndWolf), and Gabe is played by Sean of Dungeons and Pop (@dungeonsPop). $2 Creature Feature is an actual play podcast in association with the QueueTimes TTRPG network. We play Monster of the Week, a system created by Michael Sands and published by Evil Hat Productions.  Editing by Ray Adams and Jason Myers. $2 Creature Feature's intro music is by Ian Mauldin and our outro music is by Jason Myers.Sound Credits: "Resturant Music" Music by https://pixabay.com/users/music_for_videos-26992513/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=110483%22%3EMusic_For_Videos Clock Chime: https://freesound.org/people/daveincamas/sounds/27080/Cracking: https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/333818/Gunshot: https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/333818/wailing souls: https://freesound.org/people/Porphyr/sounds/189702/ All other music by Jason Myers All our links can be found at https://2dollarcreature.carrd.co/ ★ Support $2 Creature Feature on Patreon ★ List of International Suicide Crisis Hotlines: https://blog.opencounseling.com/suicide-hotlines/ Trans Lifeline Suicide Hotline: 877 565 8860 Translifeline https://translifeline.org/fundraise-for-us/ Trevor Project https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ pflag - lgbtqa+ legal funds https://pflag.org/jointhefight/ Planned Parenthood https://www.plannedparenthood.org/ National Association of Mental Illness https://www.nami.org/get-involved/donate-to-nami/ Palestine Children Relief Fund https://www.pcrf.net/ Medical Aid for Palestinians https://www.map.org.uk/ Internet Archive https://archive.org/donate?origin=iawww-TopNavDonateButton

Selina Crammond has played in the bands Movieland, Supermoon, Kiss Painting  and currently, Midnight News and Roswit. She also runs Monotapes with Gal av Gay. This conversation took place on December 7 2024. Horses Records was an independent record and bookstore on Hastings and Nanaimo (on 2447 E Hastings Street) from 2014-2016, opened by Katayoon Yousefbigloo and Dan Geddes. The store frequently hosted music show in those years. Other venues visited:  What's up Hot Dog (2481 E Hastings St), TD bank atm, Roy G Biv Other venues discussed: Art Bank, Nyala, Railway Club, WISE Club, Zoo Zhop, Selectors, Records, the Moontower, Deep Space, Red Gate, the Astoria Musicians mentioned: Chris-a-Riffic, Gal Gracen, Nice Apple, TV Ugly, Elf PIty, Search Parties, Dan Geddes (Peace, Lt Frank Dickens), Arbutus, connect_icut, Jock Tears, Cindy Lee, Kellarissa, Weed, lie, Apollo Ghosts   This episode features the following music: Lt Frank Dickens: Concrete from Sour Bubblegum (2017) Supermoon: Unsaid from Playland (Mint Records, 2016)) Midnight News:  Sucker Punch from Bad News Days (Monotapes, 2024)

Ryan is an Advocate at Redgate focusing on PostgreSQL. Ryan has been working as a PostgreSQL advocate, developer, DBA, and product manager for over 20 years, primarily working with time-series data on PostgreSQL and the Microsoft Data Platform.   Ryan is a long-time DBA, starting with MySQL and Postgres in the late '90s. He spent more than 15 years working with SQL Server before returning to PostgreSQL full-time in 2018. He's at the top of his game when learning something new about the data platform or teaching others about the technology he loves.   Topics of Discussion: [4:10] What made Ryan a database guy? [6:11] CodeMash. [6:58] Discovering the potential of SQL Server. [12:02] The state of the database in 2025 and the things generalist developers should know. [15:27] The challenge of interfacing between database types. [19:57] Is Microsoft Fabric the future? [22:44] Postgres for .NET developers. [24:46] Nuances of migrating from SQL Server to Postgres. [26:01] Postgres resources for data professionals. [35:29] Postgres and its innovative edge. [38:30] What is a vector database? [39:45] The power of Postgres indexing.   Mentioned in this Episode: Clear Measure Way Architect Forum Software Engineer Forum Programming with Palermo — New Video Podcast! Email us at programming@palermo.net. Clear Measure, Inc. (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! Ep 245 with Ryan Booz Figuring Out Fabric SQLGene Training Introduction to PostgreSQL for the data professional. Kindle Edition Postgres Playground pgEdge “Name Collision of the Year”   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

In this special episode, four strangers come together after the death of a friend and mentor... The Keepers' Retreat is an occasional series featuring the Keepers and GM of several terrific actual play podcasts. Our cast: Ray Adams (@mr_ray_rpg) is the Keeper, Cait is played by Jason Myers of Memester of the Week (@MemesterOTWPod), Isabelle is played by Sero of Redgate and Wolf (@RedgateAndWolf), and Gabe is played by Sean of Dungeons and Pop (@dungeonsPop). $2 Creature Feature is an actual play podcast in association with the QueueTimes TTRPG network. We play Monster of the Week, a system created by Michael Sands and published by Evil Hat Productions.  Editing by Ray Adams and Jason Myers. $2 Creature Feature's intro music is by Ian Mauldin and our outro music is by Jason Myers. Additional sounds:Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by J.S. BachRain sound: https://freesound.org/people/straget/sounds/531947/#Dropping sound: https://freesound.org/people/deleted_user_3280201/sounds/178611/Sound effects from Nikko Hunt's Cinematic Sound Pack: https://nikkohunt.gumroad.com/l/dpclP under Creative Commons license by 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode All our links can be found at https://2dollarcreature.carrd.co/.  Support $2 Creature Feature on Patreon!

This is the Winter 2025 Rundown, where we discuss these 3 shows!1) Shangri La Frontier Season 2 2) Solo Leveling S23) Sakamoto Daysand One Piece when it returns! (Taking A Break / Returns in April 2025!)To join the Discord, follow us on our socials (we're on Threads / Insta, Twitter (X), Bluesky / Hive and Tumblr): https://Linktree.com/animedegensInterested in ANIME WATCH PARTIES? We're doing a watch party for 2-3 eps of a new show that is chosen by discord every Friday @ 830pm Eastern ( 730pm Central) in our Discord! So join up and join us! https://discord.gg/Q9WhAkGRtEThe Degen Videos are on YouTube & Spotify now! So, Make sure you follow and like the videos over there at https://Linktree.com/animedegensPlease Rate us on your listening platforms and don't forget to tell your anime friends about us! its the best way to support us and we really do appreciate y'all! Thanks for listening!!If you have any Feedback that you'd like to share or have Topics that you'd like for us to discuss on the Degen Episode, Please reach out to us on any of our Socials, Discord or click here! Interested in being a guest or vice versa? Reach out to Tyler on Discord or Twitter / Threads!Time Stamps:Intro: 00:00Shangri La Frontier S2 Ep 13: 03:38Solo Leveling S2 Ep 1: 28:30 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Angus finds himself magically transported to a winter wonderland where he meets Esther, JR and Tammy Jo Marple. Will they be able to work together to—hopefully—save Santa and Christmas... maybe? ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Originally live-streamed on sero's Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/serorpg Warning: Probably NSFW :P   Guest Starring: Jonny as the Keeper The Monster's Playbook: https://monstersplaybook.com Hannah as JR, the Crooked Monster Hour: https://monsterhour.podbean.com Laura as Tammy Jo Marple, the Mundane $2 Creature Feature: https://2dollarcreature.carrd.co Shawn as Angus, the Monstrous: Redgate and Wolf: https://redgateandwolf.com Sarah/sero as Esther, the Hex Redgate and Wolf: https://redgateandwolf.com seroRPG: https://twitch.tv/seroRPG   Punch the Elf off that Shelf: An original Monster of the Week Christmas mystery From itch: https://serorpg.itch.io/punch-the-elf-off-that-shelf From DriveThruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/501867/punch-the-elf-off-that-shelf-a-monster-of-the-week-christmas-mystery   Let Us Entertain You: Four Monster of the Week mysteries by Quinn (Monster Hour), Jonny (The Monster's Playbook), Ian (Shrimp and Crits) and Sero! From itch: https://serorpg.itch.io/let-us-entertain-you From DriveThruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/492478/let-us-entertain-you-little-book-of-monster-of-the-week-mysteries-01   website: https://redgateandwolf.com bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/redgateandwolf.com   Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy - Tchaikovsky by Abydos_Music

Our main feature is V/H/S/Beyond. We're also reviewing Salem's Lot, Devil Dog: The Hound of Hell, Redgate, Azrael, Evil Toons, Rabid, and Schizoid.

Adrian Teacher plays in the band Apollo Ghosts. He has also been in the projects Cool TV, Adrian Teacher and the Subs and the solo venture, Arbutus. This conversation was recorded on August 26th, 2024. Venues visited: The Toast Collective was a "grassroots nerve centre for new bands, art movements, community projects, and activism," which started around 2010. It was located at 648 Kingsway and when it closed its doors in 2021 the space for run for a few years by a new veture, called 648 Kingsway, which has now closed down. Lucky's Comics was a comic and bookstore at 3972 Main Street which has now relocated eight blocks north. After a hiatus of many years at the original location, the new location is now hosting some hows. Little Mountain Gallery was at 195 E 26th Ave built in 1930. It became an art space known as the Butchershop Collective in 2001 and Little Mountain Gallery was established in 2006. After music shows ended, it became an underground comedy club. It was demolished in 2023 despite the attempts of arts groups to preserve it. Other venues mentioned: Hoko's, Princeton Pub, Red Gate, Red Cat Records Bands discussed: Bad Fate,  Chris-a-Riffic, Twin Crystals, the Winks, Smithy Ramone, Shawn Mrazek, Dirty Beaches, the Doers Music clips used with artist permission. Apollo Ghosts: Land of the Morning Calm from Hastings Sunrise (2008) Smithy Ramone: Magic Leather Jacket from Cursed (2018) Chris-a-riffic: I Can't Carry That from Bible Beats (2012)

Is testing out pgAdmin on your to-do list? In this episode of the podcast, we chat with Ryan Booz, a PostgreSQL advocate at Redgate, about how a SQL Server professional might begin a dive into PostgreSQL, one of the most popular open source databases in the world. Ryan came from a career background in SQL Server, but after experiencing his accidental "jump-into-the-deep-end" PostgreSQL moment, he hasn't looked back. Naturally, open source presents DBAs and their organizations with many desirable features, but there are certain drawbacks as well. Ryan shares how he navigated his transition into PostgreSQL and raises some points to consider if you are thinking about a switch. We discuss a few of the land mines you might encounter along the way as well as terminology differences in this space. Be sure to check out Planet PostgreSQL for the most recent blog posts from the very folks that are contributing code to the PostgreSQL project. Have you shifted from SQL Server to PostgreSQL? How'd it go? Did you get any good take-aways from today's podcast or have some questions? Leave us a comment and some love ❤️ on LinkedIn, X, Facebook, or Instagram.  The show notes for today's episode can be found at Episode 277: PostgreSQL for the SQL Server Crowd. Have fun on the SQL Trail!

At the Redgate Summit in London, I ran a panel talking about Platform Engineering and how we can make developers more productive. One of the questions from our audience revolved around AI (Artificial Intelligence) technologies and how they might assist. As a note, AI tech includes a lot of different things, like machine learning (ML) among other things, but a lot of people seeing the media and hype around LLMs (large language models)  think those are AI. They see AI as what is implemented in ChatGPT and Copilot, which is correct, but incomplete. One of the panelists, Jeff Smith of Redgate, said that he views the output from AI as a first draft, something that bootstraps further work by a human. This can save time and can help someone be more productive, but it's a starting point and a boost, not a final product. Read the rest of Using AI for the First Draft

Pack your bags and take a trip to Mexico in these radio mysteries. First, Burt Lancaster plots a double cross in "The Big Shot" from Suspense (originally aired on CBS on September 9, 1948). Philip Marlowe is hired to find out what a woman is up to in "The Mexican Boat Ride" (originally aired on CBS on July 30, 1949), and the cops of Dragnet chase a pair of fugitives in "The Big Border" (originally aired on NBC on March 20, 1952). Finally, Dana Andrews tries to thwart the plans of Soviet saboteurs trying to sneak into the US in "The Red Gate" from I Was a Communist for the FBI.

It seems that when I travel to offices these days, it's standard for most desk setups to have two monitors. I think all the desks at Redgate have a docking station and two monitors for people to use. They also convert to standing desks, which is handy. I have a standing desk that I use regularly, and it's nice to have that option when I visit an office. At a number of customer sites, I've seen similar setups, sometimes with laptop/monitor lifts instead of desks that rise. Recently I saw a docking station announced that can support four monitors. I wonder how many of you want, need, or use more than two monitors. While there is often a standard in offices, since many of us work part or full-time at home, perhaps you have a different setup. Maybe you have one or two large monitors instead of 3 or 4 smaller ones. I'd certainly be interested to know if any of you have more than 4 monitors. Read the rest of Multiple Display Productivity

I assume most of you reading this work with SQL Server, at least for some of your workday. I know there are plenty of you who also support Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, or some other database platform. The results in our (Redgate's) State of Database Landscape report showed that many organizations, indeed most, have more than one database platform in production. This was also a theme in our Data Community Summit and Redgate Summit keynotes, where Ryan and Grant discussed their journey to learn a new platform (PostgreSQL). One, a requirement (Ryan) for a new job, and another, an opportunity (Grant) as the company focus shifted. I assume some of you out there have had similar experiences either moving towards, or away from, SQL Server. Read the rest of The Journey to Change

Redgate released the results of their State of Database Landscape recently, and I was part of a webinar where Beca Parker, Ryan Booz, and I discussed the results. As we were talking, one of the things that struck me was the high number of people who had picked skills as being a challenge for their organization. In a single environment, skillset requirements and training were the number one challenge, and it was listed as the number one obstacle to implementing a DevOps approach. While this industry is full of self-taught individuals who have spent time learning new technologies and tools, it's somewhat amazing that training continues to be an issue. Many organizations limit their training budgets and time allocated to employees while continuing to expand the number of technologies and platforms they use. This is one reason why I think changing database platforms to avoid licensing costs is unlikely to save you money anytime soon. Retraining staff and developing competence takes time. Perhaps this is also one reason why many companies look to the cloud, thinking that they can reduce the amount of upskilling needed by their staff if the cloud vendor manages the systems. Read the rest of Growing Skills at Work

In this week's Scale Your Sales Podcast episode, my guest is Cassi Roper, the Chief Revenue Officer of Redgate Software. Cassi is a senior hands-on sales leader who delivers a passionate, systematic approach to building teams and sales culture, generating results via customer centric techniques. A big advocate of hiring women into sales roles and embedding a culture of ethical selling. In this episode, Cassi shares her insights on sales success and effective leadership within the context of Redgate Software's customer-centric approach. She emphasizes the importance of truly understanding customers' problems and pain points, underlining the value of listening and curiosity in sales. Cassi discusses Redgate's low turnover, attributing it to the company's private ownership, customer-centric focus, and embedded company values, including transparency, reasonableness, and collaboration. Additionally, we delve into Redgate's approach to enabling buyers through product testing, the challenges of promoting top performers to leadership roles, and the significance of identifying and nurturing individuals with the right traits for leadership. Join us for a journey into the heart of sales triumph and leadership mastery. Welcome to Scale Your Sales Podcast, Cassi Roper. Timestamps: 03:09 – Navigating career in male-dominated industry, challenges of women. 08:09 – Assess for passion and fit in leadership roles. 12:45 – Identifying diverse skills and leadership potential in hires. 17:37 – Efficient sales process reduces turnover and costs. 24:48 – The Importance of Immediate Value in Business 26:39 – Customers shape strategy by sharing their needs. https://www.linkedin.com/in/cassi-roper/ Janice B Gordon is the award-winning Customer Growth Expert and Scale Your Sales Framework founder. She is by LinkedIn Sales 15 Innovating Sales Influencers to Follow 2021, the Top 50 Global Thought Leaders and Influencers on Customer Experience Nov 2020 and 150 Women B2B Thought Leaders You Should Follow in 2021. Janice helps companies worldwide to reimagine revenue growth through customer experience and sales. Book Janice to speak virtually at your next event:  https://janicebgordon.com   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janice-b-gordon/     Twitter: https://twitter.com/JaniceBGordon  Scale Your Sales Podcast: https://scaleyoursales.co.uk/podcast    More on the blog: https://scaleyoursales.co.uk/blog  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janicebgordon    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScaleYourSal...    

I've always valued having a team of people I know and can work with. While I haven't had a lot of long-term jobs before Redgate, I have had a few positions that lasted more than a year and appreciated working with the same group for a long time. We might gain or lose a person, but overall, the structure of the team was the same day after day. This was a comfortable atmosphere, and I liked knowing who I was working with each day. At Redgate, we have had some stable teams of people, but in our engineering area, we move teams around. There is an annual re-teaming each December/January where engineers can choose to leave their team and ask to transfer to another one. They get to put in their top three choices (or remain on their team), and we do a good job of trying to match up everyone's preferences. The number and charter of teams do change a bit each year, so engineers get visibility into the structure we're planning before they mark a preference. It seems from our internal reports that we match up 99% of engineers with their first or second choices (first choice is in the high 80s). Read the rest of Un-Stable Teams

Imagine if you could transform your consultancy's repetitive tasks into a unique service offering or automate more of your back-office? That's precisely what our guest, Tim Redgate Strategy Director of Axioned, discusses in this fascinating episode of Consulting Growth. We dive deep into the concept of productisation and how it can be a game-changer for consultancies and professional service firms.I kick off the conversation with Tim by exploring the role of tech investments for decision-makers and the potential benefits and pitfalls of productising people services. We share essential strategies, including the significance of having a passionate product owner, a dedicated team, clear goals, and budget constraints. We also highlight why it's crucial to start with a feasibility study or proof of concept before jumping into the deep end.Later, we venture into the exciting realm of automated workflows and productisation. Imagine having a tool that could streamline your consultancy's repetitive tasks – that's the power of automation. We also discuss AI's potential across various industries and its possible impact on the consulting industry.  Tim also shares his experience with low-code and no-code solutions and how they can help to supercharge the first stages of product development. Join us on this fascinating journey, where we explore the cutting-edge intersection of technology and consulting.Prof. Joe O'Mahoney helps boutique consultancies scale and exit. Joe's research, writing, speaking and insights can be found at www.joeomahoney.com

I have had quite a few employers in my career. Of the ones that paid me for computer work, I'll say that there were 3 great ones (1 I owned), 2 average ones, and 3 poor ones. I've had a few other minor times or contract situations where I didn't really judge or care one way or the other. A lot of time is spent at work, but if it's days/week/(few months), I can deal with most situations. That being said, even at the poor places, I learned a lot and I grew, so I don't regret them or wouldn't want them removed from my past. There are always good and bad things about any job. As I tell my kids, every job is a job some days, even my amazing position at Redgate. Recently my employer, Redgate Software, was on a number of Best Places to Work lists in the US. We took 28th in the US (5th in Austin, 4th in LA, 10th in NY) with higher rankings when you filtered to mid-sized businesses. While I don't work in those places, I do go to our offices, and I think we have an amazing culture, workplace environment, support, and training for staff. We're a mid-sized company now with a bit over 500 people, which is amazing. I was person 146, but I've known the company since it was 8 people. As it's grown, I think Redgate has done a great job under Simon Galbraith's leadership of building a place to work that is productive and profitable, but enjoyable and interesting. Our current CEO, Jakub Lamik, has continued to help Redgate thrive, both as a business and an employer. Read the rest of A Great Place to Work

With all that's been going on thanks to the holiday season, real life, and more, we are overdue with our regularly scheduled episode, but Drew and Rafe sat down to record a special holiday special that we're calling "Never Say Die: Welcome to the Party" (because Die Hard is a Christmas movie). We talk about some of our favorite holiday movies as well as some of our favorite movies and gaming experiences of 2023. We hope you have a happy holiday season and we'll be back soon with our Ocean's Eleven Inter-MISSION episode and more of the heist season! Please let us know what you think about our new season! You can interact with the show on Instagram and Twitter or email us at theneversaydiepodcast@gmail.com. Find Drew on Doctor Who: Who & Company Find Rafe on Have Not Seen This This month's independent podcast promo is for Redgate and Wolf.

I work with a lot of customers that are trying to find better ways to build and deploy database code. Some of them use a state or model method with SQL Compare or another Redgate product, and some want to use Flyway and its hybrid migration-based framework. It's always interesting to me how customers lean one way or the other, for various reasons. No matter which choice people make, we know that using migrations is more effort than a state-based approach. However, I think that it's a better approach, especially because no matter how simple or smooth you think your development process is, at some time there will be a situation that needs a more complex approach. a migrations-based framework allows you to handle the complexity smoothly, without depending on a person to sort out the issues. Read the rest of Migrations are Worth the Effort

Hello again, True Drews! For this episode, we talk about the sixth book in the Nancy Drew series, The Secret of Red Gate Farm, and I battle with a head cold and generally sound like I have laryngitis. Cults, expensive perfumes, code breaking and counterfeiting rings fill this strange book! I hope you all will enjoy this episode and remember to take Vitamin C and stay well because being sick is not fun!

We're getting the band back together and kicking off our Heist season with 2001's Ocean's Eleven, one of the best contemporary heist movies we could find. We gush over Danny and Rusty's chemistry and the way the movie allows each of its specialists to shine before we steal songs from the soundtrack, draft the beginning of our heist crew, and talk about gamifying flashbacks and ticking clocks. It may look like we're stumbling our way through this, but you'll learn by the end that it was all part of our plan! Please let us know what you think about our new season! You can interact with the show on Instagram and Twitter or email us at theneversaydiepodcast@gmail.com. Find Drew on Doctor Who: Who & Company Find Rafe on Have Not Seen This This month's independent podcast promo is for Redgate and Wolf.

Tim is the Founder of EchoMany. In its first year, they secured 45 blue-chip clients in the first year.But Tim had dark times aheadIn February 2018, the Cambridge Analytica scandal happened. Facebook clamped down on all data access which led to lost clients and campaign struggles.He was all in but with no way to deliver his product.He'd shut a successful tech development agency to focus on this big potential product which had gained insane traction.What could he do now?In today's episode, we also talk about:Difficult decisions to make when things are going wrongMaking the best of a negative situationThe importance of an exit strategyTune in and listen to Tim Redgate's inspirational story. He provides a firsthand account of navigating a start-up through a major crisis and making difficult decisions. This episode offers valuable insights and lessons that entrepreneurs and business leaders can apply to their journey.Want to know how Future Fit you are? Take 3 mins to benchmark yourself with our Founder Fitness Test on peer-effect.com. You might discover some surprising gaps! Or just follow James on LinkedIn for more thoughts around coaching and being future fit.

Ian's back to ward off the November chill with some white-hot and ripping new thrashers from Terrifier, Nervosa, Overkill and Hellripper! We'll also get hyped for tonight's showcase of local metal heroes Ape War and Dirty Vicar at Red Gate in Vancouver, it's gonna be a party! The second half of the show contains crumbling, majestic doom and tar-blackened sludge from riffdealers like Runemagick, Tribunal, Church of Misery and Green Lung, and we'll dig a classic track from Saint Vitus' severely underappreciated Die Healing album out of the Graveyard... light it up!!!

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Bob started as a .NET Developer back in the early days of .NET 1.1 with the goal of converting ASP pages to ASP.NET web applications. During that time, his career progressed from .NET Developer to Lead Developer, to Architect, to where he is today. As a technical director at Octopus Deploy, he helps solve complex customer problems as Octopus Deploy. As a team, we help answer both technical and non-technical questions. Bob has been a fan of making it easier to deploy software since the early 2010s, when working for a company the only time to deploy to production was 2 a.m. Saturday. That has led him down the path of CI/CD, DevOps, TDD, and automating all things. He was exposed to Redgate tooling and Octopus Deploy while working at Farm Credit Services of America and has been a fan ever since. In his current role, Bob gets to work with a variety of technologies every day.   Topics of Discussion: [1:41] One of the biggest high points in Bob's career was being one of the champions of automating database deployments, and seeing that spread across all these other teams. [3:51] Also, he adopted test-driven development and was able to improve the speed of his application from 500 milliseconds per request to 50 milliseconds. [5:20] Bob talks about test-driven development. [7:00] The rules of thumb for people to get right to make running their software system more painless. [8:14] The problem of database management. [10:10] There are two schools of thought: state-based management and migration approach. [12:59] Distributed source control and having a build server are two of the main tools to consider. [15:28] The critical ingredients of monitoring and recovery. [22:07] The two ways to define a tenant. [24:11] One of the advantages of multi-tenancy applications is having a shared application and a shared database, where all the data of all the customers is intermingled with one customer's data. [27:29] Managing complexity in the cloud. [33:53] I's all about improving a little, every day, and practicing to get better just a little bit more.   Mentioned in this Episodes: Clear Measure Way Architect Forum Software Engineer Forum Programming with Palermo — New Video Podcast! Email us programming@palermo.net Clear Measure, Inc. (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! Architect Tips — Video podcast! Azure DevOps Bob Walker Twitter Bob Walker LinkedIn Blog — Octopus Deploy Octopus Deploy   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

The great post-pandemic, post-Great-Resignation, hybrid/remote/in-the-office work debate continues. It seems almost every week I see more stories that report on, hype, attempt to prove, or otherwise stoke emotions about whether the future of work for many people is more likely in any of these three situations. One company mandates everyone back in the office, another goes completely remote, and it seems many can't decide and have some sort of hybrid approach. Your boss might have strong opinions on one of these situations, which may or may not align with your organization. I see CEOs wanting one thing and individual managers sometimes wanting another. As much as I like remote working, and I've been based out of my home for over two decades, I also like seeing people and I am regularly traveling to the various Redgate offices (along with Grant and Ryan). Read the rest of Flexible Work Policies are Preferred

At Redgate Software, we've been trialing Copilot from GitHub with our developers. I managed to get access for this experiment and have tried a few things, though I'm not sure I've found it very useful. I'll continue to work with Copilot, but for now, I just don't find Copilot AI helping me with the types of tasks I do. However, our chief of technology, Jeff Foster, was interviewed about how he sees AI and Copilot in Redgate. It's a good read, and I found a few fascinating things in the piece. First, I was worried about this a bit, as we have explicit guidelines in developers that say we can't take the output from an AI and put it in our codebase. We worry about legalities since we sell software. How does that work with Copilot? Read the rest of We're Not Faster with AI

Everyone learns differently. Grant Fritchey and Ryan Booz, database advocates at Redgate focusing on PostgreSQL, talk with co-hosts Claire Giordano and Pino de Candia to explore the learning resources available to developers and users in all the corners of the PostgreSQL world. What drives you to learn: need or curiosity? What can podcasts teach us while we bike to work? Are conference talks good for growing skills, or are they better for networking? What about books? And do older books still have much to offer? It turns out, most people need much more than one approach to build their knowledge. Some of the (many) links shared in the order they were mentioned: Talk: Ryan's talk Point-in-time query tuning and observability with pg_stat_statements at Citus Con: An Event for Postgres 2022Blog: Learning PostgreSQL with Grant, a series for SQL Server devs learning about Postgres  Podcast: postgres.fm, a weekly podcast about all things Postgres Podcast: Path To Citus Con Episode 01: Working in public on open sourceBlog aggregator: Planet PostgreSQL Email Newsletters: Cooperpress, including the Postgres Weekly email Podcast: Scaling PostgreSQL with Creston Jamison User Groups: PostgreSQL Community User Groups Videos: pganalyze "5 minutes of Postgres," by Lukas Fittl Book: The Art of PostgreSQL, by Dimitri Fontaine Book: PostgreSQL Query Optimization: The Ultimate Guide to Building Efficient Queries, by Henrietta Dombrovskaya Book: SQL Performance Explained, by Markus Winand Blog: Modern SQL, by Markus WinandBlog: Use The Index, Luke, by Markus WinandBook: Database Administration, by Craig Mullins Book: A Curious Moon, by Rob Conery Book: The Little SQL Book, by Rob Conery, “Learn SQL While Watching Football This Weekend - Free!” Event: PGDay Chicago Blog: Redgate – Simple Talk Videos: CMU Database Group's Talks on YouTube: Quarantine (2020), First Dose (2021), Second Dose (2021),  Booster (2022) Crunchy Data's Postgres Playground Blog: CYBERTEC Blog: Citus Open Source Blog Talk: How To Make Your Postgres Blog Posts Reach A Ton More People, by Claire GiordanoConference: PGCon 2023, super useful to watch recorded talks after the fact Conference: PGConf.EU, 2022, good example of an in-person event with lots of opportunities for learning Conference: Citus Con: An Event for Postgres 2023 Conference: PGConf NYC 2023 Blog Series: PGSQL Phriday, created by Ryan BoozBlog Series: PostgreSQL Person of the Week, by Andreas Scherbaum Blog: Robert Haas' blogBlog: select * from depesz;Book: PostgreSQL 14 internals, by Egor Rogov

Ryan is an Advocate at Redgate focusing on PostgreSQL. Ryan has been working as a PostgreSQL advocate, developer, DBA, and product manager for more than 20 years, primarily working with time-series data on PostgreSQL and the Microsoft Data Platform.   Ryan is a long-time DBA, starting with MySQL and Postgres in the late '90s. He spent more than 15 years working with SQL Server before returning to PostgreSQL full-time in 2018. He's at the top of his game when he's learning something new about the data platform or teaching others about the technology he loves.   Topics of Discussion: [1:23] Ryan's background and his love of helping people with their data. [6:06] What are some features of Postgres that really intrigued Ryan? [6:12] What are some of the choices in the database world that people should be well versed in? [11:00] Is there a marketplace for these extensions? [15:00] Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and many others have been very interested over the last 3‒4 years in the open-source code base. [15:50] Is there any environment or platform where Postgres can't run? [17:24] Can we use a downsized database engine? [19:19] Ryan discusses Amazon Redshift. [23:58] What's the state of the modern Redgate tools? [26:42] What are the top three tools developers should reach for? [27:00] What are the features of Flyway?   Mentioned in this Episode: Clear Measure Way Architect Forum Software Engineer Forum Programming with Palermo — New Video Podcast! Email us at programming@palermo.network Clear Measure, Inc. (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! Architect Tips — Video podcast! Azure DevOps Ryan Booz Ryan on Sessionize Flyway   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

Who should create documentation for software? In many companies, it's the developers. In fact, in Redgate, often our developers are tasked with updating articles for products on our documentation site. We do have a streamlined process that has developers can submitting changes in some format (markdown? ) and an automation process that automatically updates the site as part of a release. However, we also have marketing people who are in charge of external articles and communications. They ensure that our product learning and university content is updated. They work with technical people to produce, edit, and publish content. These could be developers, advocates such as Grant or Ryan, or even partners. Our Friends of Redgate also help with content. Read the rest of Creating Documentation

Join hosts Becky and Kori for a discussion of both the original (1931) and the revised (1961) texts of Nancy Drew Mystery Story #6, The Secret of Red Gate Farm.  Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/regularnancydrew Instagram: instagram.com/RegularNancyDrew Twitter: twitter.com/RegularND YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@regularnancydrew  Music: “Kool Kats” by Kevin MacLeod Special Thanks to Ryan Ransom for his Voice Acting skills

There was a Slack thread at Redgate recently where a developer was showing some code where they decided to use the "extra" column from the information_schema.columns view. They were making decisions on how to detect certain metadata about a column based on the data in this column. Apparently, the data in here is overloaded for different options that might be set on a table. This caught my eye because I had no idea there was a column named "extra" in this view. I flipped over to SSMS and decided to check what was being stored in here. To my surprise, there was no "extra" column. As I dug in a little deeper in the thread, I realized the developer was talking about Information_schema.columns in a MySQL database. Read the rest of Information Schema Strangeness

Snyder's Return is working with Content Creators from multiple different Podcasts from multiple different Tabletop Roleplay Game (TTRPG) systems to share our work, love of the hobby and grow the community together.This Trailer is from Redgate and Wolf Podcast, a Monster of the Week Actual Play show where a sassy thief and a Scottish werewolf hunt monsters, bicker and cause chaos. Sometimes there's a guest!You can find them:Twitter - https://twitter.com/RedgateAndWolfWebsite - https://redgateandwolf.com/wp/Support the showFind us on:Twitter https://twitter.com/ReturnSnyderInstagram https://www.instagram.com/snyders_return/Website https://www.snydersreturn.squarespace.com Linktree https://linktr.ee/snydersreturn

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Are you an introvert who wants to become a more confident communicator and presenter? In this episode, David and his guest, stand-up-comedian-turned-introvert-presentation-coach, Jon Torrens, provide practical tips and strategies to help you gain the confidence you need.Learn specific strategies for preparing a presentation as an introvert, the importance of story-telling, powerful ways to prepare and start off your presentation, what to do when things go wrong, and how to build your "Confidence-Muscle" before your presentations.It's time for introverts everywhere to shine! Listen now and start building better presentations today!- - -Jon Torrens has worked as a designer at games companies including Sony and Electronic Arts, and as a professional stand-up comic for a few years, so he knows how to engage and motivate and occasionally be funny too.Now, as a coach and speaker, he teaches effective communication, using his personal skills to both show and tell. He delivers training for a range of clients in London and Cambridge, including Foster + Partners, Raspberry Pi, Redgate, Microsoft Research, Creative Assembly and Cambridge University.Unique insights from the worlds of computer game design and stand-up comedy enable even the most introverted of his clients to deliver presentations that delight and motivate their audiences.“Once in a generation, someone comes along who changes everything. Jon Torrens is not that person, but he met them once and tried to wow them with his Alec Guinness impression.”Contact Jon:Website: JonTorrens.coSocial Media: Twitter | YouTube | LinkedIn- - -Book mentioned in this episode:Christopher Vogler - The Writer's Journey- - -Contact the host of the Quiet and Strong Podcast: David HallAuthor, Speaker, Educator, Podcasterquietandstrong.comGobio.link/quietandstrongdavid [at] quietandstrong.com Take the FREE Personality Assessment:Typefinder Personality AssessmentFollow David on your favorite social platform:Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn Get David's book:Minding Your Time: Time Management, Productivity, and Success, Especially for IntrovertsYou may also like:Quiet & Strong Merchandise

Kyle Warwick is a founder and managing principal of Redgate, a leading real estate investment, advisory and owners' representative firm active in New England, the Mid-Atlantic and North Carolina. Redgate has completed over 141 development projects along the East Coast. Kyle oversees the firm's Investment Management and Development businesses and has led the effort to raise two GP co-investment funds: New Urban Fund I (fully deployed) and New Urban Fund II which will leverage over $1B of total development value.Kyle chairs Redgate's Investment Committee, initiating and overseeing all Investment Development activity which has totaled over 27 million square feet since the firm's formation. Kyle is widely regarded as a talented developer whose projects have injected critical momentum into neighborhoods that have historically lacked institutional real estate investment; we talk about balancing the goals of local neighborhood stakeholders, municipalities, and investors, and structuring winning deals that set the foundation for the development of new urban nodes that, when delivered, enhance the economic and social vitality of the area.Prior to co-founding Redgate, Kyle was the Director of Investment Development at Spaulding & Slye/JLL, which he joined in 1994 and served the company in several leadership capacities and oversaw the firm's development group and 250-person regional office. Kyle is one of the most respected developers active in the New England, Mid-Atlantic and North Carolina markets, and we are grateful that he shared his story with us. For more info on Redgate visit www.redgate-re.com // Please rate, review and subscribe to Good Dirt and share with your friends!Mike GreeleyMichael.greeley@nmrk.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelgreeley1/Tom GreeleyTom.greeley@nmrk.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasgreeley/

Will Severus ever find his mother? Can Angus get his body back? Is Hendrix falling for a girl?! Content Warning: demon babies and my bad audio (dammit!). Our Keeper is a stretch goal - back the new Monster of the Week book - Codex of Worlds: https://bit.ly/codexofworlds   website: https://redgateandwolf.com chatroom: https://discord.gg/55fU84VTCq twitter: https://twitter.com/RedgateAndWolf facespace: https://www.facebook.com/Redgate-and-Wolf-103363745163839   This is an original Monster of the Week mystery. OMG! Theme and transitional music composed and performed by Sean @ McRoMusic: https://linktr.ee/mcromusic

Stephanie Herr is a Product Manager for Database DevOps at Redgate Software. She's been an instrumental part of every Database DevOps product at Redgate for the past 13 years and has spoken at industry conferences such as DevOps World.   Topics of Discussion: [3:58] Stephanie talks about taking ideas from her previous working experience into Redgate. [4:29] What makes the database so different from application development? [6:23] What patterns work the best and which ones haven't really panned out? [9:08] The state-based approach vs. migration approach. [13:30] How do you categorize all the different things that may need to be deployed or changed? [14:09] What is static data? [15:44] What is the latest in the Redgate products that everyone should know about? [21:41] Stephanie talks about the change report and the process behind caching best practices. [23:10] What is Sequel Fluff? [26:28] Stephanie talks about the integration with Sequel Monitor. [27:46] Are the Azure services completely covered? [30:35] Where does Stephanie see Database DevOps going? [32:33] Stephanie shares an exciting new announcement!   Mentioned in this Episode: Architect Tips — New video podcast! Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! Jeffrey Palermo's YouTube Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! Programming with Palermo programming@palermo.network Stephanie Herr LinkedIn Stephanie Herr | Redgate Redgate Flyway Postgres support in December Sqlfluff.com Redgate Software   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

Steve Mitchell had not been working for Irish telecom giant Eircom for even half a year before he decided that it was time to explore other opportunities. For the previous 4 months, the seasoned operations executive had been commuting weekly to Dublin, Ireland, from his home in the United Kingdom as he sought to nurture Eircom's waning mobile customer relationships.   However, Eircom's CFO upended Mitchell's plans by offering him the position of corporate finance director. “I went over there for a few months and ended up staying for 4-1/2 years,” recalls Mitchell, who still seems surprised by the CFO's job offer. “I hadn't even worked in finance during the previous 8 years.” Over the next 18 months, Mitchell's responsibilities would expand to include investor relations, treasury, M&A, and running Eircom's cap ex committee. Besides regularly delivering investor presentations, at one point Mitchell found himself before the European Commission, defending Eircom's competitive position relative to recent telecom market consolidation. “Since those first couple of years with Eircom, nothing has really phased me,” remarks Mitchell, whose appointment came as Eircom was making the business case with its board and investors to lock in a first-mover advantage when it came to rolling out a 4G network across Ireland.   Given the breadth of Mitchell's functional responsibilities, it soon became clear that he was also expected to rally the internal finance team to bring forth the financial insights required to move the business case forward.       “The finance people working on the fiber rollout business case could have either sat and fiddled with spreadsheets for months or else put the bit between their teeth and realized that they were about to drive the biggest decision that the business was going to make all year,” comments Mitchell, who adds that while his years at Eircom revealed to him the complexity of leadership decision-making, they also exposed how finance looms large. Says Mitchell: “A couple of really good pieces of analysis from the finance team ended up driving management and board decisions with regard to where that cap ex would go and whether we were ready to make the move.” –Jack Sweeney 

The Jeff Macolino Podcast turns 100! Join Jeff (with cameos from some prior guests) to celebrate the highlights, lowlights and more from the first 100 episodes of The Jeff Macolino Podcast. Jeremy Nunes Standup Special: http://bit.ly/NunesStandupSpecial Jeremy's Hilarious Book on Amazon: https://bit.ly/CityHallBookAmzn Jonathan McLernon's Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/between-the-before-and-after-the-stories-that-shape-us/id1435974463 Jeff on Jonathan's Podcast Patrick Cutler's RedGate film: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/redgate JOIN MY PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/jeffmacolino Sponsors: IBOTTA - Download the app for free: https://ibotta.risj.net/jmacpod FLAVIAR! https://flaviar.5d3x.net/JMacPod Check out Pure Hemp Botanical! https://pure-hemp-botanical.pxf.io/jmacpod Buy Jeff a drink - once a month? He'll love you forever and might even like you a little... You choose whether it's a cheap domestic or a fine Canadian whiskey! https://anchor.fm/jeffmacolino/support Follow Me!!! https://twitter.com/saintjmac https://www.facebook.com/jeffmacolinopodcast https://www.instagram.com/saintjmac/ IMDB Page: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt17046562/?ref_=nm_knf_t1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JeffMacolino TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jeffmacolino Art Credit: Chase Henderson --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jeffmacolino/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeffmacolino/support

Content Warning: Dark Themes, Language, Violence ------ Merrog and Ari shake on a new deal A plan to win, Ray Ray and Sara make If there's a shark, you might hear Donnie squeal The end of days; The ground will sink and shake ------ In today's announcements we include a promo for the podcast Redgate and Wolf (@RedgateAndWolf on Twitter). ------ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ShrimpandCrits ------ Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok @shrimpandcrits. You can follow our linktree (https://linktr.ee/ShrimpandCrits) to our website, merch store, and much much more. Please subscribe, rate and review us on any podcatchers where you listen. If you'd like to get in touch, feel free to do so by email (shrimpandcritspodcast@gmail.com) or post (PO Box 60934 Nashville TN, 37206) ------ Also if you want to engage with us daily and SO MANY wonderful podcasts, follow this link to join us on Discord on the CastJunkie server. https://discord.gg/P7PQDtTkGrhttps://discord.gg/YfjznngQ6z ------ All music written and produced by Shrimp and Crits except "A Clumsy Psychiatrist" by L'Orange. 

Brad, Mags, and Morris get settled in for the night, and meet the colorful cast of characters in this sleepy little town. Content warnings: adult language, spousal loss, awkward exits Music: SomeWhere In The Dark by HoliznaCC0 is licensed under a CC0 1.0 Universal License. Run While You Can by HoliznaCC0 is licensed under a CC0 1.0 Universal License.   Ad break: Check out our friends at Redgate and Wolf!

Hey CX Nation,In this week's episode of The CXChronicles Podcast #179  we welcomed Tom Randle, CEO at Geckoboard based in London, England. Originally a UX and product guy, Tom spent the early years of his career building companies like Red Gate & Huddle in London. He leveraged those learnings and findings to become an intricate part of the Geckoboard team & eventually their CEO. Geckoboard helps their customers access and understand their data. Their dashboard software integrates with over 80 data sources so your team can build real-time KPI dashboards that you can share with your team in minutes.  In this episode, Tom and Adrian chat through how he has tackled The Four CX Pillars: Team,  Tools, Process & Feedback throughout his career + shares some of the tips & tricks that have worked for him across his customer focused business leader journey.**Episode #179 Highlight Reel:**1. How UX and mechanical engineering launched Tom's customer focused journey2. Why focusing on company culture led to the creation of incredible customer experiences 3. Leveraging dashboards and display reporting to drive performance & communication4. Why emerging SaaS solutions are focused on managing & optimizing the customer journey 5. How informed customers & employees = industry leading businesses Huge thanks to Tom for coming on The CXChronicles Podcast and featuring his work and efforts in pushing the employee experience and customer success space into the future.Click here to learn more about Tom RandleClick here to learn more about GeckoboardIf you enjoy The CXChronicles Podcast, please stop by your favorite podcast player and leave us a review today. This is the easiest way that we can find new listeners, guests and future business leaders to join our customer focused community!And be sure to grab a copy of our book "The Four CX Pillars To Grow Your Business Now" available on Amazon +  check out the CXChronicles Youtube channel to see all of our customer focused business leader video content + our past podcast episodes!Reach out to CXC at INFO@cxchronicles.com for more information about how we can help your business make customer happiness a habit!Support the show

Take a trip down memory lane with the Thornvale Island Players, the island's PREMIER theatrical performing group. Theme Music: Baba Yaga by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com). License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license. Art by: Nightsi. Find her on Instagram @nightskei. Join us on the CastJunkie Discord Server: https://discord.gg/4ztYRmA. Become a member on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/thornvale. Find out how to support us: https://www.thornvalepodcast.com/support-us. Cast: Actor Bjorn: Kyle Levien (he/him) of Monster Hour. https://monsterhour.podbean.com. soundcloud.com/tehkyle. @MonsterHourPod on Twitter. Actor Dybbuk: Mike Ashmoore. GM of Tales of Asperran. https://www.toapodcast.com. @TalesofAsperran on Twitter. Actor Henry: Cap of Shrimp and Crits. https://linktr.ee/shrimpandcrits. @shrimpandcrits on Twitter. Actor Jadis: Miah Detjen of The Monster's Playbook. https://monstersplaybook.com. @MonsterPlaybook on Twitter. Actor Mad Maddy: Sarah. Keeper of Redgate and Wolf. https://redgateandwolf.com/wp. @RedgateAndWolf on Twitter. Actor Molly: Natalie Fuinha. Editor and Keeper for The Storyteller Squad. https://www.thestorytellersquad.com. @StorySquadCast and @NatalieFuinha on Twitter. Actor Oliver: Quinn of Monster Hour. https://monsterhour.podbean.com. @MonsterHourPod on Twitter. Actor Sammie: Nikki Ri of Top of the Round. https://www.totrpodcast.com. @NikkiRiVO and @TotRcast on Twitter. Actor Stanley: Rob of Namegivers: An Earthdawn Actual Play Podcast. https://namegivers.pinecast.co. @namegivers on Twitter. Sounds in this episode: “banging on door” by iamadam19 on https://freesound.org. crumpling Paper fx.wav by jammaj on https://freesound.org. jose garcia - foley - pen click.wav by IdkMrGarcia on https://freesound.org. shower_curtain.wav by smidoid on https://freesound.org. Drum roll leading into a ‘ta da', denotes comical success from https://www.zapsplat.com. Big Water Splash Sound Effect by Alexander from http://www.orangefreesounds.com. Cartoony Clang #4 by AUDACITIER on https://freesound.org. Swoosh-1.mp3 by lesaucisson on https://freesound.org. Fighting.mp3 by mrrap4food on https://freesound.org. Swoosh.wav by berglindsi on https://freesound.org. Footsteps_sneakers on wood.wav by speedygonzo on https://freesound.org. Crowd ambience, eating popcorn.wav by IllusiaProductions on https://freesound.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thornvale/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thornvale/support

Noah, JJ, and Cat interview Patrick Cutler about Redgate his film which covers alleged murders, UFOs, and paranormal activity. Did we mention Patrick shared a photo of an alien from Redgate? Make sure to follow Patrick on twitter @PatrickWCutler You can visit our patreon at patreon.com/RealHauntings and email us at RealHauntingsPodcast@gmail.com or message us on tiktok and instagram @RealHauntingsPodcast and let us know what you think. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes. Don't forget a new episode releases every Monday!