Podcast Episodes

Amy Phillips on what fifteen years in tech taught her about quality, ownership, and why removing things is just as important as building them.

An exploration of how epistemology underpins quality thinking, helping quality people examine what they know, how they know it, and how that shapes their quality choices.

Tristan Lombard joins Rosie Sherry to talk about one of the most pressing questions in tech right now: what do you do when the traditional career path stops working for you?

A reflective “wins” episode that turns everyday progress into momentum, and reminds us to log the good stuff, not just the problems.

WonderProxy founder Paul Reinheimer on building slowly, refusing bad-fit customers, and why twenty years in still feels like a work in progress.

A lively chat about influence without authority, from asking better questions and telling clearer risk stories to navigating stakeholders, careers, and community visibility.

A squiggly conversation about tech careers, authentication security, agentic AI risks, and the excitement and woes of a fast changing world.

A hot-takes episode where the crew debates AI skepticism, manual testing’s staying power, whether AI agents really speed delivery, and why quality ultimately lives (or dies) with leadership decisions.

An honest conversation about care, influence, and the ripple effects of doing quality work when nobody has to listen to you.

A chaotic-but-fun start with 'Diana 404' turns into a big community update: SQEC milestones, the MoTaCon lineup reveal, and why MoT Pro membership is the simplest way to be part of it all.

Alan Page joins the Motaverse to discuss why curiosity is the most critical skill for the modern knowledge worker.