AI Readiness Project with Hunter Lee Canning: AI, Authenticity, and the Art of Showing Up

Join us for a rich and refreshingly real conversation with Hunter Lee Canning, Chief Creative Officer of Plumwheel—the “production studio that fits in your pocket.” From Broadway stages to browser tabs, Hunter blends storytelling, visual creativity, and technical playfulness to explore one of today’s biggest questions: Can AI help us show up more fully, or does it risk erasing what’s real?In this episode of The AI Readiness Project, we dive into the evolving tension between automation and authenticity—touching on avatars, ethical overwhelm, creator burnout, and the awkward-but-liberating journey of clicking “record” without a script. Hunter shares how Plumwheel makes powerful video content in everyday spaces—cars, kitchens, couches—by putting connection first, not perfection.𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗚𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁:Hunter Lee Canning is a trained actor, photographer, and the creative force behind Plumwheel, a virtual-first production studio helping real people tell real stories. Whether he's interviewing global leaders, coaching creators through content blocks, or organizing the perfect shot from a minivan dashboard, Hunter leads with empathy, humor, and the belief that authenticity scales—if you let it.This episode is a must for marketers, nonprofit leaders, educators, and creative professionals who want to stay true to their voice while embracing the future of AI-powered storytelling.

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