You don't have ICs anymore, you have managers (Emilie Schario)
Emilie Schario is co-founder and head of product and engineering at Kilo Code, the open-source, model-agnostic coding agent platform Anaconda acquired in July 2026.
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The Analytics Engineering Podcast
By dbt Labs, Inc.
The Analytics Engineering Podcast goes deep with the practitioners and builders leading the shift in how data work gets done.
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You don't have ICs anymore, you have managers (Emilie Schario)
55 min
- Cadence
- Biweekly
- Typical length
- 54 min
- Latest release
- Sep 10
- Language
- EN-US
- Activity
- Current — released within 30 days
Podcast Classification
Topics
Analytics Engineering
Data modeling, transformation, semantic layers, metrics, and analytics workflows.
Databases
Database systems, storage engines, query processing, transactions, and database operations.
Data Engineering
Building and operating data pipelines, transformations, orchestration, and data platforms.
Formats
Technical Deep Dive
Detailed technical, architectural, or research-oriented examination.
Interview
Host-led conversation where a guest supplies most of the subject matter.
Audience level
Advanced
Regularly assumes specialist knowledge and discusses implementation, architecture, protocols, code, or research in depth.
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The Roundup: The post-AI data stack, physical AI, and the fight over data centers
Four stories: The political fight over data centers, claims about a physical AI model, Ian Macomber on the shape of the post-AI data stack, and an update on the Hugging Face story and what it means for how data teams think about evals.
You can't scale vibes (Guy Podjarny)
Guy Podjarny has built developer tools three times over: Blaze (acquired by Akamai), Snyk, and now Tessl.
Roundup: Why your sales team shouldn't query Gong directly
Tristan Handy and Jason Ganz are back for Roundup. This time: Stripe's $7 billion acquisition of OpenRouter, two new benchmarks showing data engineering agents are reliably good now, Exponential View's latest "are we in a bubble" gauges (verdict: no, not yet), and why your sales team shouldn't query Gong directly.
Don't hand a bazooka to an agent making a sandwich (Jeremiah Lowin)
Jeremiah Lowin built FastMCP as a side project days after Anthropic announced the Model Context Protocol. It's now downloaded millions of times a day.
Roundup: a rogue agent, Kimi K3, and data teams in the AI era
Something new. Tristan Handy is joined by Jason Ganz for the first Roundup, a recurring conversation about the stories moving the ecosystem right now.
Data lessons from inside Meta (Shridhar Iyer)
Shridhar Iyer spent more than 13 years inside Meta's data organization, most recently leading AI and the data stack.
The scarce resource is consensus (Ian Macomber)
The last time Ramp's Ian Macomber joined the show, the episode was titled, "Ramp's $8 billion data strategy." Ramp is now valued at $44 billion, and the data team's job has completely changed.
The context engineering playbook (Claire Gouze)
nao co-founder and CEO Claire Gouze shares a practical playbook for building a context layer your agents can actually rely on.
DuckDB's agent moment (Jordan Tigani)
Jordan Tigani helped build BigQuery, then left to bet that most data isn't big. Three years on, agents are proving him right. The MotherDuck CEO joins Tristan Handy on why local-first databases fit the agent era, and what an "agent swarm for data management" looks like.