In this episode of AI’ve Got Questions, Stacey sits down with Ashley Stepien, CMO of Hex, to talk about how AI is transforming modern marketing. Ashley shares how her team uses tools like ChatGPT and Claude to automate tedious tasks, test messaging at scale, and even rethink the structure of a marketing org.

They dive into the balance between build vs. buy in the age of AI, what it means to create “AI-native” marketers, and why brand creativity is making a big comeback.

If you’re a marketing leader trying to figure out where to start, or how to go deeper, with AI, this one’s packed with practical inspiration.

Stacey sits down with longtime friend and colleague Liz Carter, CMO of Reputation, to explore the new playbook for brand and reputation management in the GenAI era. Liz shares why Reputation rebuilt its platform around a unified intelligence hub, how buyers’ generative searches are changing discovery, and why reputation data can’t live in marketing silos anymore. With examples from healthcare, auto, and property management—and a peek at “Voice of Brand,” which aligns review responses to brand guidelines—you’ll leave with practical ways to monitor how your brand shows up daily, uncover blind spots across the journey, and bring reputation intelligence into BI/RevOps.

In this episode, Stacey sits down with Tejas Manohar, co-founder and co-CEO of Hightouch, to talk about the evolution of customer data platforms (CDPs) and how Hightouch is changing the game. Tejas shares his journey from early engineer at Segment to building a “composable CDP” that sits directly on top of the data warehouse. They dive into real-world examples from companies like Grammarly, PetSmart, and DoorDash, and explore how AI is reshaping marketing by turning raw data into smarter, automated decisions.

In this episode, I’m joined by someone who knows me better than most—my big brother, Barry Epstein. Barry is the founder of Ovation Solutions, a company that's been transforming how B2B brands use video to sell for over two decades.

We talk about the evolution of corporate video, how AI is now supercharging video libraries into virtual sales engineers, and what it takes to deliver real go-to-market value in the age of content overload. Barry shares insights on how leading companies like Salesforce are leveraging video and AI to move buyers down the funnel faster—and smarter.

And here's something extra: we used Ovation's own AI capabilities to enhance this very episode. Check out the interactive, AI-enabled version of the video at ovationsolutions.com/pages/aive-got-questions.

Whether you're a marketer, a founder, or a video producer, this one’s packed with practical wisdom (and a few sibling moments too!)

In this episode, Stacey sits down with Yash Tekriwal, Head of Education at Clay, to dive deep into how AI is reshaping go-to-market teams, not by replacing people, but by empowering them. Yash shares Clay’s philosophy of “automating the inhumane” so sales and marketing teams can focus on what really matters: building relationships and driving impact. They talk data hygiene, AI adoption hurdles, and why clean, enriched data is the unsung hero behind every successful GTM strategy. Whether you're a CMO trying to modernize your stack or just wondering where to start with AI, Yash offers clarity, tactical advice, and a glimpse into Clay’s unique approach to AI-powered growth.

In this episode, Stacey talks with Quinn Favret, COO and co-founder of Tavus, a platform for creating lifelike digital humans that enable natural, real-time conversations between people and AI.

Quinn shares how his early passion for building evolved into a mission to make machines communicate more like humans. He explains what Tavus actually does, how it works, and why it’s different from tools like chatbots or AI SDRs.

They explore real-world use cases across healthcare, education, and go-to-market, including AI therapists, tutors, digital sales reps, and customer success agents. Quinn also offers insights on how companies of all sizes are using the Tavus platform to scale human-like interactions in ways that weren’t possible before.

Whether you're a marketer, founder, or curious about where AI is heading, this conversation breaks down what it means to build AI that feels human; and how it can amplify human creativity, not replace it.

In this conversation, Stacey Epstein interviews Jon Gillham, founder and CEO of Originality.ai, discussing the implications of AI in content creation. Jon shares his journey from running an SEO agency to developing a tool that ensures transparency in AI-generated content. They explore the risks associated with AI content, the importance of understanding these risks, and the philosophical debates surrounding AI's role in writing. The discussion also touches on the target market for Originality.ai and the future of content creation in a world increasingly influenced by AI.

In this conversation, Stacey Epstein interviews Patrick Thompson, co-founder and co-CEO of Clarify, a company focused on revolutionizing CRM through AI. They discuss the evolution of CRM, the challenges faced by sales teams, and how Clarify aims to simplify and enhance the sales process. Patrick shares insights on the importance of a unified platform that integrates sales and marketing functions, the role of AI in automating administrative tasks, and the future of go-to-market strategies in the SaaS landscape.

In this conversation, Stacey Epstein and Josh Blyskal discuss the transformative impact of AI on marketing, particularly focusing on the concept of Answer Engine Optimization (AEO). They explore how traditional marketing strategies are being disrupted by AI technologies, leading to a need for high utility content that directly addresses consumer queries. Josh shares insights from his experience at Profound, emphasizing the importance of creating valuable content that can compete in an AI-driven landscape. The discussion also includes a case study of Ramp, showcasing how specialized content can significantly enhance visibility and engagement in AI search results. Finally, they speculate on the future of AI in marketing, highlighting the potential for more integrated and efficient systems.

In this episode of AI I've Got Questions, Stacey Epstein interviews Supriya Gupta, founder of The Agent C, who shares her journey from engineering to entrepreneurship in the AI space. They discuss the importance of authentic communication in business, the challenges executives face in maintaining their voice, and how AI can transform ghostwriting and executive communication. Supriya explains the workflow of her AI-assisted writing service and its potential to amplify human ingenuity and innovation across industries.