New episode of the #TalkingPostgres podcast with Claire Giordano (previously called #PathToCitusCon)
In Ep18, David Rowley & I talk about how David got his start as a developer & in #PostgreSQL. Starting from motorbikes 
& cheese factories 
to working as a prolific Postgres committer on the Postgres query planner (and more!)
Let me know what you think! // Boosts much appreciated 
https://talkingpostgres.com/episodes/how-i-got-started-as-a-developer-in-postgres-with-david-rowley
https://aka.ms/TalkingPostgres-Ep18-youtube
post about 
with Pino de Candia & me, we talked our way thru favorite bits in the first 16 episodes of the podcast (previously named Path To Citus Con)
![Headshot of Pino de Candia along with a big font quote of something Pino said in Ep17 of the Talking Postgres podcast with Claire Giordano: “Postgres is the kind of software you can interact with a lot over the course of years. And I think it’s worth making that investment, not just understanding it at a technical level, but [also] meeting people in the community, understanding some of the history.”](https://media.hachyderm.io/media_attachments/files/112/808/974/685/042/332/original/63f062d1b540056f.png "Headshot of Pino de Candia along with a big font quote of something Pino said in Ep17 of the Talking Postgres podcast with Claire Giordano: “Postgres is the kind of software you can interact with a lot over the course of years. And I think it’s worth making that investment, not just understanding it at a technical level, but [also] meeting people in the community, understanding some of the history.”")
past guests & other podcasts too
Wed July 10 @ 10:00am PDT
Topic: Podcasting about Postgres
Cal invite w/instructions on how to join the Discord: 
Where? Walking the dog, doing the dishes, going for a run, sitting on a delayed plane 
on the tarmac somewhere...
Am celebrating w/these brilliant fireworks candles (with cake) & by sharing Ep15 of the 
about his journey with 
