by Revolt BI
Welcome to The Insane Data Podcast! Hosted by Giuliano Giannetti, founder of Revolt BI, this show dives deep into the wild world of data. Discover why companies hoard mountains of useless data and cling to outdated practices. Expect real talks and surprising truths that will transform your understanding of data and decision-making. šļø Curious to uncover the chaos? Hit subscribe and join the journey into the heart of data insanity!
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May 20, 2026
<p>Maxime Beauchemin is the creator of Apache Airflow and Apache Superset ā two of the most widely used open source tools in data engineering today. Former data engineer at Yahoo, Facebook, Airbnb, and Lyft, and founder of Preset, Maxime has spent two decades at the very foundation of the modern data stack.</p><p>In this conversation with Giuliano Giannetti, Maxime talks about what happens when the tools you built start to be challenged by the next wave. They go deep on how AI is reshaping data teams, why open source is accelerating, how agents are replacing entire workflows, whether the premise of the data warehouse is crumbling ā and what it actually takes to stay relevant in data today. Maxime also shares what he's building next with Agor, a command center for AI agent orchestration.</p><p>šļø Follow Insane Data ā because the foundation is shifting, and you'll want to know what's replacing it.</p>
March 5, 2026
<p>This episode of Insane Data is a bit different ā but absolutely worth your time. Giuliano Giannetti sits down with Dr. Everett C. Dolman ā former NSA intelligence analyst, CIA award winner, Professor of Strategy at the US Air Force Air War College, and the author of Astropolitik ā the foundational text on space geopolitics.</p><p>They go deep into why whoever controls low Earth orbit controls everything, how corporations like SpaceX now hold more space power than most governments, China's quiet Moon strategy, AI replacing humans in missile defense, and why we might not be able to fix Earth without space.</p><p>A conversation that starts in orbit ā and lands right back on Earth.Ā </p><p>šļø Follow Insane Data ā the most unexpected episode yet.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
January 21, 2026
Giuliano Giannetti interviews Bill Inmon, the father of data warehousing, who reflects on the origins of modern data thinking and explains why its core principles remain relevant today.
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Welcome to The Insane Data Podcast!
Hosted by Giuliano Giannetti, founder of Revolt BI, this show dives deep into the wild world of data. Discover why companies hoard mountains of useless data and cling to outdated practices. Expect real talks and surprising truths that will transform your understanding of data and decision-making.
šļø Curious to uncover the chaos? Hit subscribe and join the journey into the heart of data insanity!
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