New data podcast:
Straight talk on a world full of data insanities.

Giuliano Giannetti is a straight-shooter with over ten years of experience in client projects, including significant data warehousing for names like Škoda and MALL Group.
As the founder and managing partner of Revolt BI since 2017, he’s propelled it into a globally recognized data consulting powerhouse, praised by experts such as Bill Inmon. Known for not shying away from controversial topics, Giuliano challenges norms, asks the hard questions, and often stirs the pot in industry discussions.
In this short solo drop, Giuliano tees up the next Insane Data episode—and it’s all about teamwork. He digs into the harsh reality of data work: analysts rarely make impact alone, IT is drowning in technical debt, and business keeps asking for “just one more thing.” Sound familiar?
He sets the stage for a deeper dive coming soon with Chris Wagner, where they’ll explore how Data Mesh and product thinking might finally bring business and IT onto the same page.
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In second epizode of the Insane Data Podcast, we’re thrilled to host Francesco Puppini, a revolutionary thinker in the data analytics field. From a persistent data analyst to a best-selling author, Francesco has transformed our understanding of data structuring with his groundbreaking Unified Star Schema.
Data modeling—what’s the big deal? In this Insane Data Podcast epizode, Giuliano unpacks why it often feels like an overcomplicated mess. He challenges traditional practices, calls out the inefficiencies of data teams, and introduces Francesco Puppini’s Unified Star Schema—a revolutionary approach that simplifies everything and hands control back to business users.
Is data modeling just consultant job security? Are joins the real villain? Don’t miss the full episode coming soon!
Welcome to very first episode of The Insane Data Podcast! This is the place where we rip the polite mask off the world of data and dive headfirst into the chaos, brilliance, and outright absurdities of decision-making in the modern age.