The Uberization of UPL? How AI Is Outpacing the Unauthorized Practice of Law (Ken Crutchfield, Bill Henderson, Jim Doppke)
In this episode of Technically Legal, host Chad Main and guests Ken Crutchfield, Bill Henderson, and Jim Docky explore how large language models are challenging long‑standing unauthorized practice of law (UPL) rules. They discuss real‑world examples, such as a ChatGPT‑generated eviction filing that succeeded in court, and a bankruptcy lawyer who expects his role to shift to correcting AI‑produced forms. The panel examines the tension between regulators, who must decide what AI‑driven advice counts as legal advice versus information, and the potential for AI to expand access to justice for underserved populations. Each guest brings a distinct perspective: Crutchfield as a legal‑tech strategist, Henderson as an academic focused on access to justice, and Docky as a former regulator and ethics attorney.
How to Use TikTok's Verified Business Account Features and Local Feed
In this episode, Michael Stelzner, Jerry Young, and TikTok expert Kenya Kelly break down TikTok’s new Verified Business Account and the upcoming Local Feed. They explain how the free verification ties a profile to a real business, unlocking features like...
The "Acquired" Cash Machine
This episode dissects the Acquired podcast as a high‑margin cash machine, estimating roughly $20 million in annual revenue—primarily from premium sponsorships—and $16‑18 million in profit for founders Ben and David, who own 100% of the business. The hosts explain how the show’s...
When AI Wears a Suit and Tie.
In this episode of Hacking Humans, hosts Dave Bittner, Joe Kerrigan, and Maria Vermazis discuss recent social‑engineering attacks, focusing on a data breach at Ericsson’s U.S. subsidiary caused by a vishing attack on a third‑party vendor. They explain the concept...
James Holbrook - Eliminating Industrial Real Estate Inefficiencies
In this episode, James Holbrook, founder and executive chairman of WearHub, discusses how proptech is evolving from fixing isolated pain points to redesigning market structures, using industrial real estate as a case study. He explains his 20‑year journey from brokerage...
Bonus Episode: The Future of Home Assistant Robots
In this bonus episode, a panel of four academic experts discusses the emerging role of home assistant robots, covering applications from daily chores and rehabilitation to companionship. They highlight research on user‑centered design, such as the Robot House testbed, robots...
How to Approach ERP User Training and Adoption - The ERP Advisor Episode 136
In this episode, consulting manager Shelby Tone explains how to plan and execute effective ERP user training and adoption, emphasizing early preparation, clear role definition, and leveraging existing tools like learning management systems. She highlights common pitfalls such as last‑minute...
Unlocking Spectrum Dominance With AI and Cognitive EW
In this episode Ken Miller talks with Dr. Karen Haig, a cognitive EW and AI expert, about how artificial intelligence enables truly cognitive electromagnetic warfare—systems that sense, decide, act, and learn in real time with minimal human input. They explain...
Inside Space Systems Command: Col. Menschner | Spacepower Podcast
In this episode, Colonel Andrew Menchner, Deputy Commander of Space Systems Command (SSC), explains how SSC acquires, builds, and fields critical space capabilities—such as GPS, missile warning, and satellite communications—for the joint force, allies, and partners. He highlights the command’s...
How TeamSupport Reached $10M–$25M ARR With 1,000 Customers | Grant Stanis
In this episode, Grant Stanis, CEO of TeamSupport, discusses how his company turned support ticket data into revenue-generating insights, scaling to over 1,000 customers and $10‑$25M ARR. He explains TeamSupport’s unique product that links support conversations to retention and upsell...
Meta Ads Q&A – What’s Actually Working in 2026
In this episode, Smart Marketer’s Molly Pittman and Director of Advertising Denis Paskalev field live questions about what’s actually working with Meta Ads in 2026, covering campaign structure, creative testing, and scaling strategies for various business types. They emphasize that...
DuckDB, AI, and the Future of Data Engineering
In this episode, Dan Beach chats with State Farm staff engineer Matt Martin about his journey from industrial engineering to data engineering, his deep involvement with DuckDB, and the evolving landscape of data platforms. Matt shares how early automation with...
Ep 736: ChatGPT Skills: How to Use The New Feature From OpenAI and The Best Use Cases
In this episode of the Everyday AI Show, host Jordan Wilson breaks down OpenAI's newly released ChatGPT Skills—a beta feature for business, enterprise, and education plans that lets teams create reusable, SOP‑like workflows inside ChatGPT. He demonstrates how to build...
The Fate of Agentic Commerce Hinges on an Elusive Resource: Trust
In this episode, Rima Katz and experts from FinScan and Javelin Strategy discuss how trust in payments is shifting from post‑transaction reassurance to real‑time verification, especially as agentic AI begins to act on behalf of consumers. They explore the technical...
The 350 Million Problem: Securing the Businesses No One Else Will
In this episode of the Resilient Cyber Show, Sophos CEO Joe Levi discusses the massive gap in cybersecurity leadership, noting that only about 32,000 CISOs exist for roughly 359 million global businesses. He explains how Sophos addresses the underserved SMB market...
From Garage to Global: Chieh Huang on Building Boxed and Launching Pelgo
In this episode, Chieh Huang, founder of Boxed and now CEO of Pelgo, shares his journey from a garage‑based wholesale startup to a public company and his latest venture helping workers transition to AI‑augmented roles. He highlights the stark difference...
The Real Reason Social Media Isn't Working for You
In this episode Gary Vaynerchuk explains why most real‑estate agents’ social‑media efforts fall flat and what they need to change. He argues that content quantity and quality both matter, but the real breakthrough comes from treating attention like a real‑estate...
AI, Supply Chains, and the Future of Economic Power
In this episode, Jacob Helberg, Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs, discusses how AI, hardware, and secure supply chains have become central to U.S. economic and national security. He outlines the administration’s three‑front strategy to win the AI race: superior...
Profitable Practices: Robotics and Automation Help Greenview Holsteins Tackle Labour Challenges
In this episode of Profitable Practices, fourth‑generation dairy farmer Steve Youngbluff of Greenview Holsteins explains how his family farm uses Lely milking robots, a Vector feeding robot, and other automation to overcome labor shortages and boost profitability. The robots provide...
Decarbonizing India's Industrial, Power Sectors: Challenges and Roadmaps
The episode explores India's challenge of decarbonising its heavy‑industry and power sectors, focusing on sector‑specific roadmaps, technology portfolios, and financing mechanisms. Amit Sharma emphasizes a phased, integrated approach that blends energy efficiency, circularity, electrification, hydrogen‑based DRI, and carbon capture, tailored...
The Buyer's Journey for Warehouse Automation
The episode explores the warehouse automation buying journey from three angles: iAutomate’s CEO Christoph Buchmann explains how the process truly begins with identifying a problem and validating automation as the right solution; Staples Canada’s Mert Selchuk describes a data‑driven, internal...
Outsmarting Resistance with Rhythm
In this episode, Immuneering CEO Ben Zeskin explains the company’s novel “deep cyclic inhibition” dosing strategy, which delivers intense, short‑duration MEK inhibition pulses instead of continuous suppression. By restoring the natural intermittent signaling rhythm in healthy cells while repeatedly ambushing...
AI Project Management in the Pharmaceutical Industry – with Sumathi Arcot
In this episode, Lean‑Agile transformation leader Sumathi Arcad from AstraZeneca discusses how the PMI‑CPM AI certification and methodology guide AI projects in the highly regulated pharmaceutical sector. She explains that CPM AI’s business‑first, governance‑by‑design approach turns AI initiatives into governed...
Money and Me: The AI Capex Spend - Who Are the Current Winners?
In this episode, Michelle Martin and AI‑investment specialist Alvin Chow dissect the $700 billion AI infrastructure spend, highlighting the massive CapEx by hyperscalers like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta and Oracle and the ripple effect across hardware, memory, storage and photonics suppliers....
Decision Loop: AI for Retail & Manufacturing Leaders | Presented by RELEX Solutions
In this brief episode, Decision Loop explores how AI is reshaping planning, production, and performance in retail and manufacturing, emphasizing the need for leaders to cut through hype and make data‑driven decisions. The hosts highlight practical use cases where intelligent...
Senators Say "Shut AI Down", Mistral Forage, Pentagon AI, Google AI
The episode surveys the latest AI headlines, covering Google’s rollout of personalized Gemini features, the Pentagon’s move to develop its own alternative to Anthropic, Mistral’s launch of Forge for custom enterprise models, the buzz around Gary Tan’s open‑sourced Claude code, BuzzFeed’s...
Google Gemini Integrates Into Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive
In this episode of AI Hustle, host Jaden Schaefer and guest Jamie McCulley discuss Google Gemini's new integrations across Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive, highlighting features like AI‑generated meeting summaries, in‑document writing assistance, style‑matching, and AI‑enhanced search. Jamie shares personal...
Reading the Signals: What Broadband Policy Shifts Mean on the Ground - Episode 680 of the Community Broadband Bits Podcast
In this episode, host Chris interviews broadband veteran Doug Dawson to dissect recent industry shifts, including the Astound‑Google Fiber merger and New Mexico's new state‑level affordable connectivity program. They explore how consolidation drives economies of scale for fiber deployment, the...
Techdirt Podcast Episode 446: Mike & Karl Talk AI
In this episode, host Mike Masnick and TechDirt writer Carl Bodie dissect the heated public discourse around AI, highlighting how the technology has become a flashpoint for class‑based anger and political polarization. They argue that most commentary is unnuanced, with...
How AI Is Redefining the Future of Work with Sharon Gai
In this episode Brandon Laws talks with Sharon Guy, author of *How to Do More with Less*, about how AI is reshaping work and why professionals should shift from being "busy bees" to "beekeepers"—orchestrating AI tools rather than doing every...
They’ve Revived Dead Brains. And Now We Might Finally Get Some Cures
In this episode, host Volime Vesela, a physician‑scientist and CEO of Bexerg, discusses his startup’s groundbreaking work reviving dead human brains to create an intact human brain lab for drug testing. He explains how his Croatian co‑founder, Dr. Josep "Joe"...
Keeping the Lights on for Open Source
In this episode, host Ryan Donovan talks with Dan Lurink, CEO of ChainGuard, about the sustainability challenges facing open‑source projects, especially maintainer burnout and funding gaps. Lurink explains ChainGuard’s “Keeping the Lights On” program, which adopts archived or “done” repositories,...
A Modern Clerk’s Office: Lessons From Dallas County
In this episode, Dallas County Clerk John Warren discusses the county’s journey from paper‑based record keeping to a fully digital, AI‑enhanced clerk’s office. He explains how early resistance was overcome by demonstrating efficiency gains, such as simultaneous access to documents,...
DDW Highlights: 17 March 2026
In this DDW Highlights episode, Bruno Quinney reviews four major stories: a Mayo Clinic study linking the Parkinson's protein alpha‑synuclein to dramatically faster Alzheimer’s progression in women; a Texas A&M‑funded project testing extracellular vesicle (EV) therapy to modulate microglia and...
How to Stay Motivated to Keep Building
In this brief episode of the MarTech Podcast, host Benjamin Shapiro talks with Chris Golick, founder of Demandbase and current CEO of Channel 99, about what keeps him motivated after a $380 million exit. Golick explains that his drive comes from...
Cihan Duezguen, CEO & Co-Founder of Green Banana | Episode 475
In this episode, Cihan Duezguen, CEO and Co‑Founder of Green Banana, explains how a neutral, agnostic payment orchestration layer can solve the complexities of BNPL across borders by offering a single API that connects multiple providers while remaining invisible to...
What's Missing Between LLMs and AGI - Vishal Misra & Martin Casado
In this episode, Martin Casado interviews Vishal Misra, a Columbia professor who has built a mathematical model of how large language models (LLMs) operate, treating them as massive sparse matrices that update token probabilities via Bayesian-like inference. Misra explains his...
AI-Powered Vendor Management and How CFOs Streamline Operations with Sara Wyman, CEO & Founder at Stackpack
In this episode of CFO Weekly, host Megan Weiss talks with Sara Wyman, CEO and founder of StackPak, about the evolving role of CFOs in vendor management and how AI can automate and streamline the process. Wyman explains that traditional...
#275 How to Choose Between AI-Native Tools and Proven Finance Platforms, Gavin McGahey, CTO & Co-Founder, AccountsIQ
In this episode, Gavin McGahey, CTO and co‑founder of AccountsIQ, discusses the evolution of finance technology from early cloud accounting to today’s AI‑enhanced platforms. He explains how AccountsIQ is integrating tightly scoped, audit‑able AI agents to automate routine tasks like...
Investing in American Manufacturing: Shey Sabripour Talks CesiumAstro's Ramp-Up
In this episode, Shea Sabripour, founder of Cesium Astro, discusses the company’s recent $270 million funding round and XIM financing aimed at expanding U.S. manufacturing in Texas. He outlines Cesium Astro’s evolution from software‑defined radios to full‑scale satellite missions, emphasizing a...
After WPP Reckoning: The Case for and Against Principal Media
In this Digiday episode, hosts Kamika McCoy and Tim Peterson dissect the contentious practice of principal media buying, using recent WPP whistleblower revelations and a high‑profile lawsuit to illustrate how agencies pocket rebates from platforms like Google, Meta, Amazon, and...
Market View: Nvidia’s $1 Trillion AI Bet, Buffett’s Oil Windfall & Markets on the Move
In this episode, Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang dissect Nvidia’s bold $1 trillion AI revenue forecast, highlighting the shift to agentic AI, the demand for next‑gen Blackwell and Vera Rubin chips, and even Nvidia’s space‑based data‑center ambitions. They then pivot to Warren...
Two DOGE 28-Year-Olds, Terminated $100 Million in Grants Using Chat GPT
The episode examines depositions from two 28‑year‑old members of Elon Musk’s DOGE task force who, within six weeks, used ChatGPT to slash $100 million in National Endowment for the Humanities grants and cut 65% of the agency’s staff. Neither had grant‑making...
Everyone Is Watching the AI Race; OpenAI, Claude, or Google
The episode examines the recent AI hype surrounding OpenAI, Claude, and Google's new models, but shifts focus to Jan LeCun's $1 billion initiative to create AI that perceives and acts in the physical world. It argues that true AI value lies...
Another Day, Another Massive AI Infrastructure Deal
In this episode of Motley Fool Money, the hosts discuss Nebius, a Dutch "neo‑cloud" provider that rents out AI‑focused data center hardware, and its massive new five‑year AI infrastructure deal with Meta Platforms worth up to $27 billion. The agreement secures...
Voice Screening: A Case Study
The episode dives into Varsity Brands' implementation of Phenom's AI voice screening agent, Melissa, to tackle high‑volume hiring challenges after a reduction in recruiting staff. By automating initial candidate outreach and qualification, the tool cut scheduling delays, boosted interview acceptance...
Semaphore’s New Pricing Model: Built for the AI Era of CICD
In this episode, Pete Milorovic announces Semaphore's new pricing model tailored for the AI-driven, always‑on CI/CD era. The plan separates compute costs from support and success services, lowers per‑minute rates for high‑performance F1 machines to $0.0075, and shifts self‑agent billing...
EP267 AI SOC or AI in a SOC? Cutting Through Hype, Pricing Models, and SIEM Detection Efficacy with Raffy Marty
In this episode, Tim Peacock and Anton Chuvakian interview SIEM veteran Raffy Marty about the evolving landscape of security information and event management (SIEM) versus emerging AI‑SOC solutions. Marty argues that traditional SIEMs aren’t dead but are under pressure to...
Meta to Layoff 20%, AI Cured Dogs Cancer, Nvidia's New Chip
In this episode, host Jaden Schaefer breaks down four major AI headlines: a tech entrepreneur used ChatGPT and AlphaFold to create a personalized mRNA cancer vaccine that shrank his dog’s tumor; NVIDIA is set to unveil a next‑generation AI chip...
Transforming Federal Hiring & Modernizing the Workforce: A Conversation with Scott Kupor, Director, U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM)
In this episode, OPM Director Scott Cooper outlines a bold agenda to modernize federal hiring and build a high‑performance workforce. He highlights three core challenges: a demographic imbalance that leaves the federal workforce under‑represented among early‑career talent, outdated performance management...
