by Jim
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May 8, 2026
<p>After two months away from the mic, Jim had an itch to sit down and catch up on life. Jim has been increasingly relying on 'chat' in all the areas of life that he finds of utmost importance and Jim's wife is curiously assessing this relationship. Spoiler; some patterns are emerging and we are not just talking about his palm reading. According to chat GPT a slopper is an internet insult associated with someone excessively and uncritically consuming and producing low effort AI content.</p><p>Additionally, Jim talks about his brief encounter with a throwback celebrity and his idyllic airport experiences. Enjoy!</p><p></p><p>*This episode was not generated with the help of AI, but it includes discussions about AI.</p>
March 4, 2026
<p>If only Jim could be like Matt Damon, because then he could be himself. Unpacking Jim's fear of the scrabble pieces. It's weird. Mamas and toddlers and being 47...the throughline is striking. Is all the biohacking showing us something about mortality avoidance? Mama birds' regurgitation feeding isn't just for the birds. Chat GPT as a therapist? No. Be forever young? How about.... forever individuating - will we be forever individuating - do you really want to individuate forever - forever and ever? (A play on lyrics to 'Forever Young")</p>
January 15, 2026
<p>This is a episode of spoilers. Jim and his wife read "The History of Sound" by Ben Shattuck, and they discuss their reactions and reflections on the book, so be prepared for spoilers. They also discuss the most recent Knives Out movie, "Wake Up Dead Man" and that discussion is also full of spoilers. What does, 'okay, Internet' mean and why it should be a movement. And finally, in an unexpected turn of events, Jim is developing a personal relationship with his co-pilot ChatGPT that is uncorking his repressed anger. Enjoy this real time exploratory conversation of playful banter and emerging insights.</p>
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