OpenObservability Talks, a continuation of the OpenObservability Conference, was launched on June 25th, aiming to explore open-source observability through talks, panels, and discussions. The first episode featured Jack Neely from 42 Lines, who shared his insights on application monitoring with Prometheus, offering tips such as creating dynamic threshold alerts and effective SLO alerts. These sessions are available for live viewing on the last Thursday of each month via Twitch and YouTube, with recordings accessible on YouTube and various podcast platforms afterward. The next episode is scheduled for July 30th, and the organizers welcome ideas for future content submissions via a Google form or email.