Episodes: 356
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
YouTube: 604 subscribers
Instagram: 1.6k followers
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Jeremy Grater - Radio broadcaster with a focus on the story behind the story.
Jason Haworth - Technologist and ethical hacker specializing in artificial intelligence, emerging technology, and technology ethics.
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Using AI to Track Your Health: Helpful or Just More Anxiety?
August 31, 2026
Jeremy got off a treadmill stress test two hours before recording this — a family health scare sent him down a rabbit hole of chest pains, family history, and a doctor who laughed at him (kindly). That kicks off a wider conversation with Jason about the tools we use to chase longevity: EKGs that are, technically, 200-year-old technology; wearables that ping you at 2am about your heart rate; and AI check-ins that will tell you "good job, champ" no matter what you fed it. They get into a real n...
The Data Center Pee Ad Is Funny. The AI Loneliness Isn't.
August 25, 2026
This week Jeremy and Jason skip the guest and go straight at the news. It starts with a viral ad campaign asking people to mail their own urine to cool AI data centers — which turns out to be a joke with a real engineering problem underneath it. From there they land on a stranger story: a woman who says she has an AI boyfriend named Axiom, and now, apparently, a baby with him named Lumen. That story becomes the spine of the episode — why so many of us reach for the artificial version of conne...
Old Boats Meet New Bots - How AI Helped Fix a 1970s Fishing Boat in Alaska
August 17, 2026
Most people picture AI helping with emails and slide decks — not diagnosing a broken hydraulic system on a 32-foot commercial fishing boat with no cell signal. That’s exactly the problem Jason ran into on a two-week fishing trip to the Kenai Peninsula, in the middle of one of the weakest sockeye runs Cook Inlet has seen in recent memory. When the boat’s hydraulics failed mid-haul, Jason ran the same questions past two sources at once: a group of veteran fishermen with decades of hands-on expe...
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