# Alan Rudolph

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Ep. 128 - Session Diagnostic: Why should you do a diagnostic before you apply AI to your GTM - Part 3

In this episode of Selling Intelligence, KK Anderson, Mark Petruzzi, and Alan Rudolph continue their Diagnostic Session series by focusing on the most underinvested side of the go-to-market bow tie: customer retention and expansion. The conversation explores why enterprise value is built not just t…

Alan Rudolph's Historical Dramas: Mrs Parker and The Moderns

Eric is back, and this time the guys are not discussing Japanese films! Instead, they decided to explore a pair of films directed by Alan Rudolph, a filmmaker mentored by Robert Altman and who directed some fascinatinhly odd films over his long career. Eric and Jason decided to take a look at two …

Acteurist Spotlight – Jennifer Jason Leigh – Part 2: SHORT CUTS (1993) and MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE (1994)

For Part 2 of our Acteur Spotlight on Jennifer Jason Leigh we watched Robert Altman's cinematic embodiment of the Raymond Carver universe, Short Cuts (1993), and one of Dave's all-time faves, Altman collaborator Alan Rudolph's portrait of Dorothy Parker, her loves, and her milieu, Mrs. Parker and …

Ep. 141 – Measuring AI ROI and Turning Adoption into Business Outcomes with Denis Scott - Part 1

General Episode Description: In this episode of Selling Intelligence, Denis Scott, Chief Marketing Officer at Laradin, joins Mark Petruzzi and Alan Rudolph to explore one of the biggest questions facing business leaders today: how do you measure whether AI is actually delivering business value? Dra…

Ep. 142 – Measuring AI ROI and Turning Adoption into Business Outcomes with Denis Scott - Part 2

General Episode Description: In Part 2 of this conversation, Denis Scott continues the discussion by exploring what AI accountability looks like inside boardrooms, executive teams, and private equity backed organizations. He explains why leaders must move beyond tracking AI adoption and begin measu…

It Don't Worry Us, Ep. 4 — Minutes 4–5:10: "200 Years" in Haven's Studio

Haven Hamilton finally takes the mic, recording his bicentennial anthem "200 Years," and Jason Sacks and Dan Story ask whether it's the most pandering song in Robert Altman's Nashville. They read Joan Tewkesbury's screenplay description of Haven, size up Henry Gibson's controlling star and meet Bu…

It Don't Worry Us, Ep. 4 — Minutes 4–5:10: "200 Years" in Haven's Studio

In the latest discussion of Robert Altman's brilliant Nashville, Haven Hamilton finally takes the mic, recording his bicentennial anthem "200 Years," and Jason Sacks and Dan Story ask whether it's the most pandering song in Robert Altman's Nashville. They read Joan Tewkesbury's screenplay descript…

Ep. 202: An Interview with Dr. Matt Hepburn

The evolutionary arms race between humans and pathogens has been unfolding for millennia, but can science evolve fast enough to keep us one step ahead? In the second installment of this season's first triptych covering the coevolution of humans and microbes, host Alan Rudolph welcomes Dr. Matt Hepb…

Ep. 203: An Interview with Dr. Tom Williams

Could changing the microbes inside a cow help change our climate future? In this episode of "The Tardigrade Chronicles", host Alan Rudolph wraps up this season's exploration of the coevolution of humans and microbes with Dr. Tom Williams, co-founder and CEO of Number 8 Bio, an Australian company de…

Ep. 153 - Your Company Is Using AI, But Is It Making Money? with Justin Trombold - Part 1

In this episode of Selling Intelligence, Justin Trombold, President of Antison Advisors, joins hosts Mark Petruzzi and Alan Rudolph to explore why widespread AI deployment does not necessarily translate into stronger financial performance. Drawing on his experience advising private equity sponsors …