Welcome to the first video episode of the podcast. Harken back to my ol high school days where I was a teenage dipsh*t lol. I thought this series would be cool for a few reasons.

First, again, when I was going through most of this stuff, I felt alone. My hope is that this video, and this series, finds someone and helps them feel a little more hopeful and a little bit less alone. Second, how often do you talk in-depth about these things from the past and make little life documentaries about your past projects? I bet there's all sorts of wisdom I could still glean from these experiences, and if that's true for me, hopefully it's true for someone else out there too.

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Special thanks to Brandon Chrysler for mastering the show audio and assisting with the edit. I appreciate you man and couldn't do this without you. Hit up Brandon for all your audio editing and post-production needs: blc9918@gmail.com.

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That Hidden Brain episode I mention in this video: https://hiddenbrain.org/podcast/learning-from-your-mistakes/

Support the show (and all my creative work) on Patreon: www.patreon.com/noahchrysler

Thank you to Second Suitor for the use of our theme song Get It off of their 2018 album Safe Space.

Special thanks to Brandon Chrysler for editing the show. I appreciate you man and couldn't do this without you. Hit up Brandon for all your audio editing and post-production needs: blc9918@gmail.com.

Support the show (and all my creative work) on Patreon: www.patreon.com/noahchrysler

Thank you to Second Suitor for the use of our theme song Get It off of their 2018 album Safe Space.

Special thanks to Brandon Chrysler for editing the show. I appreciate you man and couldn't do this without you. Hit up Brandon for all your audio editing and post-production needs: blc9918@gmail.com.

This one was tough to upload. Almost didn't. If you enjoyed it, please let me know.

Support the show (and all my creative work) on Patreon: www.patreon.com/noahchrysler

Thank you to Second Suitor for the use of our theme song Get It off of their 2018 album Safe Space.

Special thanks to Brandon Chrysler for editing the show. I appreciate you man and couldn't do this without you. Hit up Brandon for all your audio editing and post-production needs: blc9918@gmail.com.

Artificial intelligence is unlike anything humanity has ever created—its potential for exploitation is massive. If wielded with bad intent, it could dismantle consumer protections and consolidate power in ways that should terrify us all. And yet, I still think you should use it.

In this episode, I dive deep into what I believe the fast-approaching AI dystopia could actually look like. Forget Skynet and Terminators—for now, the real danger lies in how companies could use AI to understand you on such an intimate level that they not only predict your behavior but subtly shape it. And the scariest part? You might never realize it's happening.

Consumer protections in the U.S. and around the world are woefully unprepared for the speed and scale of this technology. That slow adaptation leaves a dangerous gap, one ripe for exploitation by bad actors.

Is this episode a massive tonal shift from episode one? Yuuuup. But hey, I’m experimenting here—throwing spaghetti at the wall and figuring out what sticks. Thanks for bearing with me as I explore what this show can be, and as always, thanks for joining me on this audio adventure.

Thank you to Second Suitor for the use of our theme song Get It off of their 2018 album Safe Space.

Special thanks to Brandon Chrysler for editing the show. I appreciate you man and couldn't do this without you. Hit up Brandon for all your audio editing and post produciton needs: blc9918@gmail.com.

Support the show (and all my creative work) on Patreon: www.patreon.com/noahchrysler

Welcome to the janky, chaotic, and unapologetically raw first episode of my one-man podcast, Brain Juice. This podcast is my attempt to document my thoughts, refine my voice, and figure out what the hell I’m doing—all while oversharing and veering wildly off-track.

Today, I explore life lessons from The Very Hungry Caterpillar by GOATed legend Eric Carle, I drill down the name of the show, and ramble about ambition, failure, and why batteries are underrated.

We're still finding out what this show is. I wish I could tell you with clarity what the future of this show might look like, but honestly, I have no idea. That's why it's fun.

I'm betting episode 10 is going to look very different than episode 1, so when that eventually rolls around, I hope to see you there.

P.S. If we hit 100,000 listens, I’ll tattoo The Very Hungry Caterpillar on my ass.

Thank you to Second Suitor for the use of our theme song Get It off of their 2018 album Safe Space.

Special thanks to Brandon Chrysler for editing the show. I appreciate you man and couldn't do this without you. Hit up Brandon for all your audio editing and post produciton needs: blc9918@gmail.com.

Support the show (and all my creative work) on Patreon: www.patreon.com/noahchrysler