Episode 250 - Return of The Friday Hour
About this episode
Adam and Peter return from a three-month break to share travel stories, professional changes, and technology projects.
After an entirely planned three-month break, Adam and Peter return with travel stories, professional changes, questionable European coffee, stock-option lessons, poisonous houseplants, and enough technology projects to keep them busy until the next quarterly episode. They discuss why AI works best as a talented junior assistant, Peter’s plans to distribute software through Scratch Software, and Adam’s surprisingly elaborate Synology solution for streaming music that Spotify forgot. Along the way, they revisit mission trips, European pubs, World Cup matches, pet safety, new microphones, and the continuing evolution of their work and hobbies. No editing. No cleanup. Just the raw and occasionally distracted return of The Friday Hour. Adam Bell and Peter Nikolaidis The Blurring The Lines Podcast Links:Peter drinks the supposedly best #coffee in Europehttps://youtube.com/shorts/PM3M75QNPRY DJI Mic Minihttps://amzn.to/4vtb5eP New York City 4-Day Itineraryhttps://www.etsy.com/listing/4530387960 https://youtu.be/sBuYH9UF8EY
People in this episode
Hosts: Adam Bell, Peter Nikolaidis
Topics covered
- travel stories
- technology projects
- AI
- software distribution
- music streaming
- European coffee
- houseplants
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Scratch Software
Products: DJI Mic Mini
Places: Europe
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