Long-form conversations with builders, tool makers, creators, sceptics, students, trades, and the people nobody interviews. What they use it for, what they refuse to use it for, and what they believe.
This is an interview show, not a lecture series — we are not going to talk anyone through a course track on it. Nothing is published here yet, and we are not publishing guest cards for guests we have not booked, or a subscribe button on a feed that 404s. Both arrive with episode one. The channel is already open. This page is here so the door exists and you can see what is coming — and so the archive has a home on the day we press record.
The show is not a lecture and not a course. It is a long conversation with one person about AI — what they use it for, what they refuse to use it for, and what it cost them.
Builders, tool owners, creators, sceptics, students, trades, artists, maintainers, and people who simply do not work in tech. All of them know something the rest of us do not.
No slides, no pitch, no script. Just what the person believes, said out loud, including the parts that do not flatter them.
Every episode lands on the channel as a video as well as a feed. Watch it, or listen on the way — the content does not change.
The Discord decides the order. You ask it, we record it. The worst commit message and the strangest first machine both count.
Not a panel, and not only engineers. These are the branches we intend to interview, and the question we would put to each — including the people who make the tools everyone else is arguing about, and the people who never wanted any of it. No names are on this page yet, because a name is a booking and a booking has not happened. They appear the day they say yes.
“What do you actually ship, and what did the agent get right that surprised you?”
“You built the thing everyone else is arguing about. What did you get right, and what did you bet wrong?”
“What do you publish, and how has AI changed what your audience expects?”
“What does this not do, that everyone pretends it does?”
“Is this the future, or a shortcut that quietly costs you the skill underneath?”
“You do not code for a living. Where has AI actually earned its place in your work?”
“What happens to taste when generation is free?”
“What does reviewing machine-written work cost a team, in hours and in trust?”
“You stopped using it. When did you stop, and what made you stop?”
“What did you try first, and what broke?”
“What did you automate, what did you regret automating, and what did you refuse?”
“You are not in this industry. What do you think is actually happening?”
The archive is empty on purpose
When episode one is published it lands here, with a real feed, a real duration, and a real date — and every episode after it, in order, forever. The RSS feed is published at the same moment, not before.
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