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The STEMINISTS Podcast

Tech visionaries Phoebe Goh and Mekka Williams bring their unique expertise to the microphone and expand the conversation around tech. They’ll bring fresh voices and often unheard perspectives you don’t want to miss.

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Ep. 77 - The Best Infrastructure Strategy Isn't a Forecast. It's Flexibility. (opens the original)

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    Planning infrastructure for the next five years right now feels a lot like packing for a vacation when the weather app says: "sunny, snowing, chance of dinosaurs." In this episode of The STEMINISTS Podcast, host Phoebe Goh sits down with Sarah Olibah, leader of a team of modernization solution architects at NetApp, to tackle one of the biggest challenges facing organizations today: making critical technology decisions when the only certainty is uncertainty. From AI initiatives that seem to appea

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Ep. 76 - The AI Gender Gap: Why Representation Is a Tech Problem (opens the original)

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    What happens when the technology reshaping the future is being built without enough women in the room? In this episode of The Steminists Podcast, host Phoebe Goh welcomes back Cecile Kellam, Senior AI Solutions Architect at NetApp and Head of AI Circles for Women in Technology (WIT), for a candid conversation about the AI participation gap and why women in tech communities may be more important than ever. From failing an AI-powered resume screening despite being qualified, to leading a global in

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Ep. 75 - Fan Favorite Replay: The AI Hype Changed. The Data Challenge Didn't (opens the original)

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    While the AI world has spent the last year racing from hype cycle to reality check, this conversation with Kris Cornwall, Senior Director of Product Marketing for Enterprise Storage at NetApp, feels more timely than ever. Because it turns out that building AI is the easy part. Getting it into production, scaling it, securing it, and making it deliver actual business value? That's where things get interesting. AI has officially graduated from science project status. It's now expected to drive bus

  4. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Ep. 74 - Chips Happen: Navigating AI’s Infrastructure Crunch (opens the original)

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    Everyone's obsessed with AI right now. Bigger models. Faster training. More GPUs. More data centers. More everything. But there's one small problem: none of that AI infrastructure exists without semiconductors. And the companies designing those chips are suddenly competing for the exact same resources. Welcome to the ultimate tech plot twist. In this episode of The STEMINISTS Podcast, host Phoebe Goh sits down with Diane Patton, Senior Product Manager at NetApp, to unpack how the AI boom is resh

  5. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Ep. 73 - The Plot Twist Is Human: Storytelling in a World of AI and Cybersecurity (opens the original)

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    Security teams have more data than ever before. More dashboards. More alerts. More telemetry. More AI. So why is answering the simple question, "Are we actually secure?" still so difficult? In this episode of The STEMINISTS Podcast, Phoebe Goh sits down with Cole Neumark, Security Analytics professional at NetApp and Vice Chair of Proud, NetApp's LGBTQ+ employee resource group, to unpack why cybersecurity isn't just a technology challenge, it's a people challenge. With a career path that started

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