Episode Archive / 24-Episode Season

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Start with Episode 1 and keep going. Each Episode builds on the last. The Wednesday Bag turns the current Episode into a ritual, and Episode Study Packs keep the key ideas easy to review, practice, and use later. The Study Sheet is the quick-refresh version: core lesson, key concepts, what to remember, and how to use it at work.

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Season Guide

The 24-episode season

Start at Episode 1, keep going every Wednesday, and let the season do what the best shows always did: turn a confusing world into characters, catchphrases, rituals, and a reason to come back next week. Unaired titles are working titles until the draft gets its lipstick, receipts, and final line edit.

4 of 24 episodes aired

Act 1 The Awakening

Episode 1

On Wednesdays We Use AI

The one in which she realizes AI is already being added to the invisible load, briefly says "ugh, as if," and then opens the tab anyway. Cher had a closet computer in 1995. We can start with ten minutes.

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Episode 2

Tell Me What You Want

The one in which she types something vague into ChatGPT, gets back absolute garbage, and discovers the problem was never the technology. It was the ask. The Spice Girls were right all along.

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Episode 3

The Burn Book Problem

Hallucinations, verification, and why AI can sound like Regina George even when it is making things up.

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Coming soon

The Boy Band Lineup

ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini, without pretending product names explain the actual difference.

Still filming

The AI Group Chat Roll Call

Companies, products, models, people, and which names you actually need to recognize in a meeting.

Still filming

Ask Jeeves Could Never

The AlphaFold, math-breakthrough, holy-shit moments that prove this is not just a fancier search box.

See the unaired roadmap Working themes for Episodes 7-24

Act 2 The Montage

079 to 5, But Delegate ItWorking theme: what tasks to hand off, and what still needs your judgment.

08Cher's Closet Needs ContextWorking theme: why background, examples, and constraints change everything.

09The AIM Away Message Glow-UpWorking theme: tone, drafting, and making the awkward email less dramatic.

10The Devil Wears AgendaWorking theme: meeting prep, summaries, and walking in like you read the packet.

11No Scrubs, No Sensitive DataWorking theme: privacy, boundaries, and what should never go in the prompt box.

12That Don't Impress Me MuchWorking theme: pushing back when the output sounds confident but misses the mark.

Act 3 The Glow-Up

13Is the Upgrade Giving VIP?Working theme: free vs paid plans, when to upgrade, and when the free sample is enough.

14The Clueless Closet Was MultimodalWorking theme: image, voice, files, and AI that is not just a chat box.

15No Doubt, That's Your VoiceWorking theme: teaching AI your tone without sanding off your personality.

16Caboodles for Your WorkflowsWorking theme: templates, playbooks, and repeatable systems you can actually find again.

17The Cerulean Business CaseWorking theme: explaining AI to leadership with standards, context, and numbers.

18Receipts, PleaseWorking theme: using AI with your documents without letting it freestyle the facts.

Act 4 The Squad

19Now Casting Your AI SquadWorking theme: mapping your real work needs to useful AI roles.

20Meet MirandaWorking theme: building your first useful AI persona without making her weird.

21The Girl Group LineupWorking theme: designing the full squad and knowing who does what.

22Bring It On, But With BriefsWorking theme: managing AI work with clear instructions, checks, and better handoffs.

23The Golden Girls at the Grown-Up TableWorking theme: bias, ethics, responsibility, and advice you should not ignore.

24The Businesswomen's SpecialWorking theme: the finale, the transformation, and paying it forward.

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