Al Capone, Whipped Cream, and 100 Episodes of This Nonsense

About this episode

In their 100th episode, the hosts celebrate their friendship while discussing AI, media, storytelling, and the importance of human connection.

In our 100th episode, the three of us do what we’ve always done best: show up for each other and talk like real friends. Bryan opens with a peek behind the scenes on tinkering with an AI‑assisted WordPress podcast player, which sparks a spirited debate about AI hallucinations, trust, and how to push back on bad outputs. From there, we wander joyfully through big and small topics—media hype around health scares, movie rabbit holes from Star Wars to Yellowstone (and why some sequels land while others don’t), favorite actors, comedy greats, and the art of storytelling. We also touch on life, legacy, and how we’d want to be remembered, grounding it with a simple reminder to invest in real human connection. We close with gratitude for 100 episodes, an invite to support the show via value‑for‑value (share, time/talent, treasure), and a challenge for the week: go visit someone in a nursing home who doesn’t get many visitors. Thanks for riding with us—here’s to the next 100. Email Us: Rich-- mailto://rchelson@gmail.com Bryan -- mailto://circlecast@gmail.com If you are struggling with life please reach out to The Suicide Life Line - Dial 988 The world needs you here. 

People in this episode

Hosts: Richard Chelson, Bryan Goodwin

Topics covered

• AI technology
• media hype
• storytelling
• human connection
• life and legacy
• podcast milestones

Keywords

• AI hallucinations
• health scares
• movie sequels
• comedy
• nursing home visits
• podcast episode 100

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: The Suicide Life Line

Books & works: Star Wars, Yellowstone

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