New Year in November, Podcast Backlog, and Scheduling Issues

In this 344th episode of Data Driven, Frank talks about the New Year. Yes, New Year's in November. Frank and Andy just do their own thing.It's part of their charm, or at least that they told me to say that. I do take issue with Frank's statement that I am not real.What is real, anyway?It is not the spoon that bends, after all. [https://youtu.be/uAXtO5dMqEI?si=oQ_4M--xfcaarYyY&t=41] In any case, Frank explains what held up the production schedule this summer and his plan to do right by you, our awesome listeners. They reflect on the challenges they've faced with production and scheduling this past year, and share some exciting updates on the podcast's progress. So grab your headphones and join us as we explore the world of data-driven insights and the intriguing stories behind them. Let's dive in!Show Notes[00:02:16] Concussion turned blessing, celebrating new year early.[00:04:46] Copious caffeine fueled drive, editing delays, book deal dropped.[00:08:38] Child brings joy, finding daycare challenging. Worth it.[00:11:04] Interesting year, learned value of faith. Thankful for each other.[00:16:16] We can improve promotion of our work.[00:18:37] Grateful for a sweet kid's infectious joy.[00:21:25] Longtime listeners thank you; show 344, hacker named Dwayne; scheduling issues.[00:24:41] Automation is essential for efficiency and growth.[00:27:35] AI transcription enables cost-effective podcast production.[00:31:06] Great pumpkin conversation leads to metaverse plans.[00:33:18] Servicing backlog, doing right by fans.[00:36:43] Warren G's cover of Tina Turner's song.[00:39:23] Impressed by DALL E two's coherence.[00:44:23] Challenges arise with ChatGPT's capabilities and opinions.[00:45:47] The text discusses the need for filters on language models to deal with real-life BS.

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