#548: Event Sourcing Design Pattern
What if your database worked more like Git? Every change captured as an immutable event you can replay, instead of a single mutating row that quietly forgets its own history. That's event sourcing, and Chris May is back on Talk Python, fresh off our Datastar panel, to walk us through what it actual…
PM News: DeWine's Death Penalty Reversal, Georgia Redistricting on Hold
Ohio's changes their approach to capital punishment, as Republican Governor Mike DeWine calls for the abolition of the death penalty, citing moral concerns and a lack of deterrent effect. Arizona Attorney General Chris Mays announces plans for a new indictment against Donald Trump's allies involve…
The Carpenters: Episode 1 - The Family Business
Before Karen and Richard Carpenter became one of the biggest musical acts of the 1970s, they came from an unusually close family whose influence followed them throughout their career.
In Episode 1 of We Can’t Work It Out: Famous Feuds & Fallouts in Rock Music, we go inside the Carpenters' family st…
The Carpenters: Episode 2 - Nothing to Hide Behind
Before Karen Carpenter became one of the defining voices of the 1970s, she saw herself as something else first: a drummer.
In Nothing to Hide Behind, we trace Karen’s evolution from teenage percussionist to reluctant frontwoman, the pressure to move her from behind the drum kit, the critics who tre…
The Carpenters: Episode 3 - Richard’s Sound
In this episode, we go inside the studio to see how Richard chose songs, built arrangements, shaped Karen’s voice, fought for production credit, and obsessed over every detail of the records. From “Close to You” and “We’ve Only Just Begun” to “Superstar,” “Top of the World,” and “Goodbye to Love,” …
The Carpenters: Episode 4 - Perfectly Wholesome
By the early 1970s, Karen and Richard Carpenter had become the picture of clean-cut American pop: smiling siblings, love songs, television appearances, and an image so wholesome that even President Richard Nixon embraced them.
In this episode, we explore how A&M Records, the press, television, poli…
The Carpenters: Episode 5 - No Days Off
As the Carpenters became one of the biggest acts of the 1970s, success came with a punishing schedule of concerts, television appearances, recording sessions, interviews, airports, hotels, and constant travel.
In this episode, we follow Karen and Richard through relentless years when they barely ha…
The Carpenters: Episode 6 - The Disappearing Singer
By 1975, Karen Carpenter’s weight loss had become impossible to ignore. But her struggle did not begin with a dramatic collapse or a single cruel comment. It developed gradually through dieting, touring, photographs, television appearances, changing expectations about her image, and an increasingly…
The Carpenters: Episode 7 - Richard's Collapse
By 1978, the Carpenters faced another crisis, but this time Richard Carpenter was falling apart. What began years earlier as a prescription to help him sleep had developed into a serious Quaalude dependency, leaving him exhausted, underweight, increasingly unable to play, and desperate just to get …
Sell AI With Real ROI | Chris May, Whale
AI buyers want measurable results. Chris May, VP of Sales at Whale, joins Meir Heimowitz to discuss what that means for enterprise sales.
They discuss building useful solutions before the first meeting, turning buying signals into relevant proposals, growing through partnerships, and helping buyer…
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