James Chandler

Yeah, I'm all right.

I love the Christine interview.

You know, I got some good feedback on that as well.

Yeah, and I think when you get on to, is AI really making me more effective and productive at work?

Spoiler alert, go and listen to it, but not necessarily.

I mean, there is nuance there, but she's talking to CEOs, she's talking to HR people constantly, and the picture is pretty mixed.

So yeah, definitely not a slam dunk if you're expecting AI to turn you into some brain box, as I've probably found out in my intro there.

I think it's probably just going to be a sort of chill 30 minutes catch up between sort of two old pals, see how it's going.

No, a lot has moved, I think, and a lot has changed since we spoke to her.

And I think I am still in awe of what she's done.

I mean, she has such a stellar career in audio and podcasting anyway.

For me, it's like she's not going to go and do this thing and it kind of peter away.

There's got to be something in it.

And I found her really, really compelling.

I just think if you go out and talk to people about it,

It's a really polarizing business.

And she might be quite a polarizing individual because she is very articulate about why they're doing it.

So I think I'm sort of going into this one, sensing that there is, you know, a real other side to the way that I thought about it.

And I'm really interested to see how the arguments kind of stand up to scrutiny.

But yeah, particularly when you talk to radio and audio people about this, they find their business, as you do, I think, you know, pretty problematic.