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AI Agents, Human Review, and Production Risk with Nate Stewart
October 1, 2026
Episode Notes When AI generates work faster, who checks it before customers depend on it? Cody talks with Nate Stewart of Runtype about AI agent reliability and the responsibilities that remain when a model can write code or take action. Nate describes how his expectations of ...
AI, Smaller Teams, and What Workers Can Do Next with Jim Love
September 28, 2026
Read transcript Episode Notes Could AI change how many people a team needs before it replaces every part of a person's job? Cody talks with Jim Love about AI job displacement, human judgment, and how to prepare for AI at work without treating a prediction as a plan. Jim descri...
AI in Local Government: Who Checks the AI? with Evan Meyer
September 24, 2026
Read transcript Episode Notes Local officials have information to work through and residents to keep informed. Evan Meyer joins Cody to discuss where AI might help, from understanding a complicated bill to preparing a community newsletter, and what people still need to underst...
The $47.45 Billion TikTok Bid: Reid Rasner's Wyoming Plan
September 21, 2026
Read transcript Episode Notes Could a technology business give people more ways to work and raise a family close to home? Reid Rasner joins Cody on The Weird Canadian to discuss his unsuccessful $47.45 billion bid for TikTok's US business and why he wanted another major indust...
He Learned to Read at 62. Now He's Building an AI Tutor for Struggling Readers
September 17, 2026
Episode Notes David Chalk built technology companies and became a familiar voice on television and radio while carrying a private fear: that people would mistake his difficulty reading for a lack of intelligence. In this episode, David tells Cody what happened on his first day...
AI Guardrails for Kids: Building Judgment Beyond Parental Controls
September 14, 2026
Episode Notes Parental controls can reduce a child's exposure to known risks. They cannot supply judgment when a new message, voice, image, or AI conversation feels convincing. Cybersecurity leader, author, and DigiArmorX founder Nidhi Srivastava joins Cody to discuss what AI ...
AI Can Make Content. It Can't Earn Customer Trust, with Chris Anderson
September 10, 2026
Episode Notes AI can produce more content for less. That does not mean an audience will believe it, remember it, or trust the business behind it. Chris Anderson of Elevate Media Group joins Cody for an audio-first conversation about AI content creation for business and the par...
AI Video Looks Real. Why Does It Still Feel Fake?
September 7, 2026
Episode Notes AI video can look cinematic and still fail the second a digital actor has to feel human. In this full episode of The Weird Canadian, Sherif Higazy joins Cody to unpack why AI video looks fake in human scenes even as image quality improves. Sherif spent years in H...
The Human Edge AI Can't Replace with Sirene Abou-Chakra
September 3, 2026
Episode Notes AI can make a business faster, but it cannot become the person your customers trust. Sirene Abou-Chakra joins Cody to talk about AI for small business and the choices owners face as work changes. They discuss where automation can help, why supporting people is di...
Canada's Facebook News Block and the Information Gap
August 31, 2026
Read transcript Episode Notes Canadians can still use Facebook and Instagram, but they cannot use those platforms the same way to reach news reporting. Since 2023, Meta has made news content unavailable to people in Canada, removing a familiar path from social posts to origina...
Stop Calling Yourself an "AI Expert": Real Experience, Better Courses, and the Minimum Viable Offer
August 27, 2026
Read transcript Episode Notes Using AI does not automatically make someone an AI expert. In this conversation, Cody and Josh Brown test what credible expertise should look like: real-world experience, an understanding of why the tools work, honest limits, and evidence that a s...
AI Replaces Tasks, Not Judgment, with Renee Hastings
August 24, 2026
Episode Notes AI can absorb more tasks every month. That does not mean a business can remove the people who understand context, catch bad outputs, and make sure the work actually gets finished. Renee Hastings, founder of Executive Help Now, joins Cody to talk about the human e...