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English
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72 episodes
since June 27, 2023
episodic

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We walk the streets of Savannah asking strangers how AI is changing work, trust, and everyday life, then we follow the answers into deeper questions about authenticity, fear, and power. From cooks to teenagers to healthcare and science voices, we keep circling one idea: AI can boost productivity, b…

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Your AI bill can climb fast even when you feel like you’re asking “one quick question.” The real driver is token usage, and once you understand it, you can finally control it. We walk through what AI tokens are in plain English, why they’re not always full words, and a practical rule of thumb you c…
AI can feel like a cold calculator until you realize the “human” part was never in the machine. It was in the way you ask, the way you react, and the space you give yourself to think. Seth Wylie - Owner of The Wild Edge - and I start in a surprising place: summer heat, showers, naps, and why callin…
AI used to feel like a flat-fee superpower. Now it is starting to behave like electricity: metered, variable, and tied to exactly how you use it. We dig into what that shift means for the people actually trying to run AI in the real world, from small businesses building their first workflows to sal…
Richard Stiennon is back with the Word on the Street! AI isn’t just a chatbot tab anymore. It’s quietly becoming the interface inside the software we already rely on, and that shift changes how fast we can build, operate, and secure modern systems.We talk about what it feels like when AI is embedde…
Fraud doesn’t hide because it’s clever. It hides because our models keep looking for “normal” instead of interrogating “wrong.” That’s where this conversation with Dr. Chase Cunningham (known to many as “Dr. Zero Trust”) gets practical fast. We talk about his recent patent work using deterministic …
AI feels like a shortcut until it becomes a liability. We sit down with Nikki Robinson, STSM of AI and Platform at IBM and co author of Human Factors and Cybersecurity, plus security and risk executive Jennifer Baca, to get brutally practical about responsible AI use, data privacy, and what “secure…
Ten months of job hunting can mess with your identity, even when you know you’re good at what you do. We sit down with Jennifer “Jen” T. Baca, a cybersecurity risk leader and single mom, to talk honestly about what it feels like to be qualified, visible, and still stuck in the silence of today’s hi…
Most scams don’t start with “bad technology” they start with a perfectly normal human impulse to trust. Josh Bruyning sits down with security speaker Robert Siciliano to get honest about why cybersecurity still doesn’t stick for everyday people, even when the stakes are obvious to CISOs and securit…
We dig into why security awareness fails even when the risks are obvious, and why the real challenge is human behavior rather than tools. Robert explains the “human blind spot” and how AI deepfakes and voice cloning make trust harder to manage at every level.  • CISOs and tech executives as unsung …
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