1. Junior Jack ft. Jocelyn Brown - Hold me up (Ferreck Dawn remix)
2. Kormak - Let’s talk about it
3. Ferreck Dawn & Guz & L.I.T. - Caught in the rain
4. Mat.Joe - Off my mind
5. Michael Gray - The weekend (Low Steppa remix)
6. Guz - Set U Free
7. Adelphi Factory - people everywhere
8. Martin Ikin ft. Dope Earth Alien - Headnoise
9. Siege - Forget
10. Barbatuques - Baiana (Jack Back remix)
11. D. Ramirez & Mark Knight - Colombian soul (Sllash & Doppe remix)
12. Eli Brown - Change the situation
13. Denney ft. Mekon - What’s going on
14. Prok & Fitch & Green Velvet - Sheeple
15. Moderat - Bad Kingdom (Dj Kose remix)

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In this podcast, Kiefer is joined by Dr. Rocky to give updates on Covid-19 vaccines and what has gone on in the last 2 years with the virus.

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COVID 19 Update: Everything Will Be Alright

Iain Kenney, VP of Product Engineering for KEMP Technologies, explains the variety of application delivery controllers KEMP offers from hardware to virtual and cloud based on Intel® Architectures. He examines what the shift to industry standard hardware means in terms of network appliances and the new capabilities that brings to the market. The interview delves into how KEMP works with Intel on integration of open source components into the networking stack, the importance of ecosystem collaboration and the role of the Intel Network Builders program. Find out more at www.kemptechnologies.com.

Application Delivery Controllers - Intel® Chip Chat: Network Insights episode 61

What happens when Microsoft starts cozying up to Linux? They end up converting hardcore linux people to Microsoft tech and then they start loving it and become MVP's. Warren du Toit drops some crazy Azure knowledge on this weeks show.

Also, in the news, we talk about the new Compliance Manager from Microsoft, New OneDrive Flow stuffs, and much much more.

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Episode 48 - Warren du Toit, Azure MVP - Compliance Manager

In this Episode, Nic and Warren had the privilege of interviewing the legendary Mary-Jo Foley, Mary-Jo has been covering the tech industry and Microsoft for almost 3 decades.
Starting off with Berillum Copper Wire, advancing to Unix, then landing in the Microsoft ecosystem. In this episode, we see the human side of Mary-Jo Foley. Mary-Jo’s career has spanned many highlights, including interviewing all three leaders of Microsoft, being banned by Microsoft as well as shunning for being a journalist.

Mary Jo Foley has covered the tech industry for 30 years for a variety of publications, including ZDNet, eWeek and Baseline. She is the author of Microsoft 2.0: How Microsoft plans to stay relevant in the post-Gates era (John Wiley & Sons, 2008). She also is the cohost of the "Windows Weekly" podcast on the TWiT network.

Episide 13: All About Mary-Jo Foley

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been on everyone's mind recently. GDPR became enforceable today, 25 May 2018 and is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy for all individuals within the European Union. It also addresses the export of personal data outside the EU and aims primarily to give control to citizens and residents over their personal data and how that data is used. It seems a lot a organizations left their GDPR strategies to the very last minute - I received a lot of GDPR related email this week! What does it all mean and why should we care? We had the pleasure of talking to Tony Redmond about it recently.

Tony Redmond has been writing about electronic mail since 1992 and is widely regarded as one of the foremost commentators on Microsoft collaboration technology. Tony has written 15 books and is the lead author of Office 365 for IT Pros which is the most practical and up-to-date guide to everything Office 365 related I've come across - and it is updated weekly.

I encourage you to follow Tony on Twitter (https://twitter.com/12Knocksinna) and to check out his weekly posts on petri.com.

Episode 14: Waxing lyrical about GDPR with Tony Redmond

The word DevOps seems to be everywhere at the moment, I can't open LinkedIn without coming across a bunch of posts and articles talking about DevOps. What does it all mean, and more specifically why should IT Pros care about something that seems at first glance to be very much related to software development? I recently caught up with fellow MVPs Simon Waight and Michel de Rooij in an attempt to understand what it is and why it is something worth paying attention to.

Simon Waight is an Azure MVP from Australia who's career focus has been on the building of online software solutions resulting in a deep understanding of the technologies used and challenges faced when working in this space. He has a wide-ranging set of experiences having worked as both a consultant and an FTE and filled varied roles from development, to architecture, to release and team management. You can follow Simon on Twitter https://twitter.com/simonwaight and visit his blog at blog.siliconvalve.com

Michel de Rooij is a Dutch Office Servers and Services MVP and Consultant who spends his time helping customers navigate the challenges associated with migrating to Office 365 for Exchange and related technologies. Michel's background as a developer helps him automate processes and develop supporting tools.

Michel blogs at eightwone.com and you can follow him on Twitter https://twitter.com/mderooij

Episode 15: Automation, DevOps and the evolution of the IT Pro

2020 has been an interesting and very different year for most of us. We're doing more things online than ever before - Microsoft recently announced that Teams reached 115 million daily active users, but this new normal extends well beyond the business world. There are countless positive stories of how technology has helped teachers connect with students or doctors connect with patients, but there are some not-so-positive consequences too. In this episode, Anna, Nic and Warren talk about Microsoft Ignite that took place recently and explore the concept of digital fatigue and how to set some boundaries (or lay your pipes) to help protect your mental health.

Anna Chu is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Microsoft responsible for working across the Microsoft Tech Community and MVP communities to engage with the IT Pro audience. This involves driving partnerships between engineering and marketing that influence product roadmaps and leading community strategy to enable best practice sharing between customers - in turn facilitating a natural feedback loop between the people who build Microsoft Office products and services and the people who implement them. You can follow Anna on Twitter - https://twitter.com/_achu

A transcript of this episode can be viewed here: https://gist.github.com/TheCloudArch/0e61751742e71609222e7d10dda7eb5c

Episode 48: Digital fatigue and laying your pipes

A podcast about best practice, guidance, news and cutting edge Microsoft cloud technologies. Interviews with passionate people in the cloud space, hosted by MVPs Nicolas Blank (twitter.com/nicolasblank), Warren du Toit (twitter.com/warrendt) and Chris Goosen (twitter.com/chrisgoosen)

Episode 48: Digital fatigue and laying your pipes

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