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The Cloudcast

How The Cloudcast is changing in 2026?

25 February 2026 17:45 Massive Studios

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Aaron and Brian discuss how The Cloudcast will be changing going forward, signaling an industry shift from Cloud Computing to AI.  

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SHOW TRANSCRIPT: The Cloudcast #1005 Transcript

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Topic 1 - What are we announcing? (“The Reasoning Show”, a.k.a. “Reasoning”)

  • New name, same RSS feeds (same podcast players)
  • New logo
  • Some existing/renamed and some new social media channels (will be listed)
  • Same co-hosts (and maybe some new friends)

Topic 2 - Why are we changing The Cloudcast?

  • The majority of our content is AI focused now
  • Cloud has become mostly stable, AI is at the beginning and so much is changing
  • We’re not abandoning Cloud, just giving it the amount of coverage needs (monthly Cloudcast, monthly CNOTM)
  • Social media algorithms have changed audience acquisition

Topic 3 - Hasn’t The Cloudcast already been covering AI for a while? 

  • Yes, it’s been about 50/50 since 2024
  • We’ve been discussing this change for almost a year. 
  • We actually discussed having an OpenAI-specific podcast at one point, but so much as changed in the market (which is a good reason for a diverse podcast)

Topic 4 - What can we expect from the new podcast?

  • Still on Wednesday and Sunday
  • Both audio and video formats (Apple, Spotify, YouTube, TikTok/Insta (clips))
  • Trying to make it easier for someone new to follow along - more concentration around core topics, but not exclusively
  • AI Technology, AI Economics, AI Trends, AI (Business) Use-Cases, AI Things to Watch, AI Productivity, AI Regulation
  • We’ll still do a “Cloudcast” once a month, as the Cloud underpins almost everything AI
  • We’ll likely do a “Reasoning Basics” spin-off, like Cloudcast Basics. 
  • We’ll get a newsletter pulled together (hopefully weekly). 

Topic 5 - Anything else?

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