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In this episode, Alberto is on the road but checks in with a quick news round-up. This is shorter than the typical episode and mostly focuses on some news items—yes, Bluesky is the new Twitter; Canon and Amazon score a win for consumers against "gray market" goods; and the truth about Spotify's Wrapped news.

It's been a minute but The Noisecast is back with a new episode and an old friend. In this episode we go in on why AI-written news shouldn't be a thing, Tesla's I, Robot ripoff flop, and NYC's Mayor Adam's obsession with using tech to violate people's right to privacy. Thanks for checking us out and as always let us know how much you liked the show. Articles featured in this episode: Axios: AI-Written News Not Ready for Primetime TheVerge: Optimus Robots were Humans in Disguise STOP: STOP Condemns Adams for Testing AI Surveillance on Migrants Support The Noisecast Spread love, it's The Noisecast way. Share this episode with a friend (Free) or consider dropping some change on the Patreon.

There's a lot of content out there. From YouTube to Instagram to TV - content exists all around us. While more and more content is being made there seems to be a glaring absence of art. While art can be comprised of different media content, understanding the difference between the two can get complicated. In this episode I sit down to chat with Founder and Editor-in-Chief of ThePhoblographer.com, Chris Gampat, to better understand Art vs. Content and how it's shaping the world around us. Support the podcast: Patreon Zencastr Trial Adobe Express 30-Day Trial

Sometimes great ideas start as something entirely different. That was the case with Zencastr - a podcasting platform I've used for the past two years. Recently, we got an opportunity to speak with Zencastr's founder and CEO, Jeremy Josh. In this episode of The Noisecast, we look at the platform's history and Jeremy's thoughts about the future of podcasting. Support The Noisecsat: Get Three Months of Zencastr (Paid) for free! [Ad]: Visit our Patreon

At a time when personal branding can seem at best tired and at worst inauthentic, it's important that you make sure that branding has a purpose. That's what our guest, Joi Sears, has spent much of her adult life creating - brands that connect with people and help drive purpose-based missions forward. In our interview, we talked about where she started her professional journey and the ups and downs of not only being an entrepreneur, and a community organizer but also how life has changed since becoming a mom. This isn't branding how you see it on social media - we get real. You can find Joi's work on Instagram and on her site. Support The Noisecast If you've enjoyed this episode, be sure to follow us on your social media channel of choice and consider becoming a patron. Looking to create your own podcast? We love Zencastr for its ease of use and ability to quickly distribute our podcast on all the popular podcast apps. Check out Zencastr using this link to save 30% on your first month on any paid plan.