HeyJaredInto The MoTaverse
Into the MoTaverse is a podcast by Ministry of Testing, hosted by Rosie Sherry, exploring the people, insights, and systems shaping quality in modern software teams.
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It's been thirty years. Same loop, better toys. (opens the original)
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Joe Colantonio and Rosie Sherry on why testing keeps circling the same promises, and why building with AI is still the most fun they have had in years.
From code review to code oversight: Michaela Greiler's SCOPE model (opens the original)
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Dr Michaela Greiler on why agentic coding is breaking code review, and where testers fit into the oversight that replaces it.
Management, systems thinking, and the loop: Inside the quality architect role (opens the original)
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Thunders CEO Karim Jouini on why AI eats tasks rather than jobs, and why "quality architect" could become testing's defining role.
Inside the MoTaverse's slow pivot from testing community to tech community (opens the original)
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Simon Tomes returns to Into the MoTaverse for a six-month check-in with Rosie on Community as a Service, care, joy, and the slow pivot to becoming a tech community.
Shift Critical Thinking Left: Continuous Critical Thinking in the Test Lifecycle (opens the original)
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Stephen Platten, The Stoic Tester, joins Rosie to unpack how Stoicism, critical thinking, and spotting logical fallacies help testers navigate AI slop and governance gaps.
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