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Your decisions don't close when the day ends.
Roaming Minds is a podcast for people carrying the weight of decisions that are technically made but not finished. The loop stays open. Work stops. The loop does not.
Three seasons built the vocabulary for what's structurally happening. Season 4 is about what changes when you apply it.
New episodes weekly. Short breaks between seasons — the work continues.
Hosted by AJ and Carlos.
If the loop is still running, a session at Enactive closes it structurally. https://theenactive.com/
Roaming Minds is a podcast for people carrying the weight of decisions that are technically made but not finished. The loop stays open. Work stops. The loop does not.
Three seasons built the vocabulary for what's structurally happening. Season 4 is about what changes when you apply it.
New episodes weekly. Short breaks between seasons — the work continues.
Hosted by AJ and Carlos.
If the loop is still running, a session at Enactive closes it structurally. https://theenactive.com/
Fréquence de mise à jour:
every 8 days
Durée audio moyenne:
46 minutes
Podcast vidéo
Anglais
États-Unis
56 épisodes
depuis 22 juillet 2025
episodic
DERNIER ÉPISODE 🔗
aj pulled his open loops from the system he built to track them and asked two different ais what to do next. carlos asked a third. three ais, three different answers. and most of aj’s loops weren’t open anymore. the system had helped close them, and it still had them listed as open.
the usual fix i…
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ÉPISODES PRÉCÉDENTS 🔗
Is the fear of AI taking over real, or is it engineered? AJ and Carlos get into a deliberately theoretical conversation about what separates people from machines, and why we settle for surface-level talk with each other.AJ starts with a story about Ken Jeong shouting Vietnamese gibberish on the set…
before john bobo had a better explanation, he called it a character flaw. sharp in one room, lost in the next, and no idea why.
this week, AJ and Carlos sit down with John Bobo, founder of THINKiNG SCHEMATiCS. John spent ten years as a prosecutor, then worked in the public sector, nonprofits, medi…
staying isn't always a decision. sometimes it's a loop.
eggshells in the morning. excuses in the afternoon. exhaustion at night. repeat it enough and it stops feeling like a choice you're making. it becomes the routine that holds the day together.
this week, AJ and Carlos talk with Milena (Mila) …
A message comes in with no voice attached, so you read it in yours. Now the words are in your head, in your own voice, sounding like something you already believed.
This week AJ and Carlos sit down with Ian Alden Russell, a cultural strategist and anthropologist by training who has worked across th…
You know the one. The decision you keep walking up to and walking away from.
This week AJ and Carlos sit down with Nathan Lord, founder of ForEveryMind, who builds software that reads how much friction a person is under and reshapes itself before they notice. What his research keeps surfacing is so…
Every AI assistant you use agrees with you. That's the problem.
Nik Shilov joins Roaming Minds to talk about what happens when an agent knows your emotional state — and why the most valuable thing an AI can offer might be resistance. We get into the memory problem nobody has solved, why context win…
Five seasons in, you know the drill: close the loop. This episode is the counter-question — is closing even the right goal?
AJ and Carlos sit with the loops that won't close: why a pattern you've run for decades fires faster than anything you started Tuesday, why day three is where new habits go to…
Something went sideways this week. Your mind already picked its explanation — and odds are it picked one of the two that leave you waiting.
There are only three ways to explain anything that happens to you. This episode names all three, and what changes when the third one becomes available.
Our gue…
This one's about the person you told — and the person you didn't. AJ and Carlos work through why telling someone doesn't close the loop on its own: the story you can retell for years without relief because it was never the actual problem, the pressure-valve tell where a fifth of it gets out and the…
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