This week was a big one for us - The Cloudcast officially became The Reasoning Show. Same hosts, same vibe, but leaning harder into AI alongside cloud. After 15 years and over a thousand episodes, it felt like the right time. Meanwhile, IBM's stock took a 13% hit over fears that AI coding tools might eat into their consulting business, and Anthropic closed another massive round. The theme lately seems to be that AI isn't disrupting some distant future anymore - it's disrupting Q1 earnings calls right now.

The Reasoning Show - AI & Cloud News of the Month The first episode under the new name. Brian and I cover the AI trends from February, the evolution of tech teams, and what the rebrand means going forward.

Software Defined Talk - Two Guys and Their Tokens AI-assisted COBOL migrations, the OpenClaw Foundation, and whether AI is finally killing Office. Plus, is TSA PreCheck Touchless the peak of human achievement?

The Cloud Pod - AWS CloudWatch Finally Hits Snooze Justin, Ryan, and Matt break down Google's Gemini DeepThink, Anthropic's big payday, Cloudflare and Crusoe Cloud updates, and Microsoft's Notepad problem.

Podcast of the Week

Accidental Tech Podcast - 680: A Lot of Holes in That Cheese The ATP crew previews next week's Apple product announcements. I'm hoping the new "cheap" MacBook does everything I need so I can save some money. We shall see.

Non-Tech Pod of the Week

The Ringer F1 Show - The 2026 F1 Driver Points Draft F1 is about to kick off a new season and the crew drafts their picks for who will win, who will contend, and who will finish last. For the record, I'm taking Mercedes to win it all.

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