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Talking Rest APIs and MCP on the Real Python Podcast

Kyle Stratis

Kyle Stratis

19 Sep 2025
Talking Rest APIs and MCP on the Real Python Podcast

Today I returned to the Real Python podcast after several years to talk about my recent post about autoconverting REST APIs to MCP servers, Jeremiah Lowin's article that inspired it, and, of course, AI Agents with MCP.

You can give the episode a listen here or wherever you got your podcasts. Let me know what you think!

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AI Agents With MCP Now Available for Pre-order on Amazon

AI Agents With MCP Now Available for Pre-order on Amazon

Just a very quick note to let you know that my upcoming book "AI Agents with MCP" is now available for pre-order on Amazon.

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