Jeff Reekers

We’ve been super fortunate to sponsor and be included in the community the last few years. The learnings and connections have been so invaluable. Thank you, Mary! I realize Sponsor involvement must rightfully be kept separated on many things where bias could come into play - but we’re here for continued support always! (Love the state of CMA report idea also!)

Will triple that sentiment on Riverside🙂. We use it for podcasting (w/ video output) and the quality is great.

outside of all the very focused R&D work we're doing at Champion with AI, two things I've found incredibly valuable on a personal level: 1/ Academic side - Andrew Ng's AI/Machine learning courses- most can be found on coursera. I loved the machine learning ones but the more directly applicable courses for day-to-day labeled ‘AI for everyone/GenAI’ are great too. 2/ Application side - Building agents and apps

And it'd tier up from there based on episode volume and various production needs

I don't recall their full pricing breakdown, and we also went through a partner which had separated pricing as part of a broader package, but I'd have in mind a budget $1.5K-2K min/mo for them to handle the creative, production, editing, and all backend work.

We use Share Your Genius for our Champion podcast - https://shareyourgenius.com/ They are outstanding! Happy to provide an intro to Amanda Smith who is our direct contact there

Thanks for this thread Mary Green! A topic I love! AI has become so integrated into my day that I don’t even think of my interactions as “prompts” anymore - just conversations with a strategist, (who also likes to work at weird hours haha) And over the last few months, I've shifted from using AI to write or do things, and more to stress test or improve initial work. Go-to format:

“Act as a [persona] doing [task], under these constraints…”

EG - act as a skeptical CMO at an F1000 reviewing this 1 pager. It needs to capture attention fast and... It’s been especially useful for any content where I have multiple personas, and maybe need to understand how to tailor a message so it resonates across someone technical, non-technical, of a specific persona, etc Also, I've found I get better responses in just being conversational (eg, are you sure that's right? how else could this be approached?) works well, and I've grown to prefer interacting with voice for that, as its faster and a little more natural - even though it does feel weird!

Thanks again for the opportunity to share, Mary Green and all!

And guests