I Suspect

I Suspect

By Kati and KatieSociety & Culture
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I Suspect episodes

  • 16: I suspect we must be pro-human in the age of AI

    Lots of passion in this one folks. Deep dive into our thoughts on AI from an existential standpoint (and also how you shouldn't be using it to write your emails). Climate change. Human extinction. Small-mindedness. You'll have an opinion on this topic. Also.... how would you spend a day off? Which muscles aren't you flexing on a daily basis - cognitive, social, or physical? ENJOY.

    1 hr 4 min
  • 15: I suspect tipping is a hoax

    Today we're talkin' true crime shows, a local tragic incident that's getting national coverage, and tipping culture. Shout out The Crash, Should I Marry a Murderer, and Nightmare Upstairs. Not a true crime pod but sometimes discussing true crime. Enjoy. Let us know what you think.

    55 min
  • 14: I suspect my fatness gave me a better personality

    Back at it with another one topic episode. This one centers around questions of intimidation....... What makes a person intimidating? What does it feel like to be intimidated? Whose fault is it? We've both been described as intimidating throughout our lives. Katie talks about having a hard time making friends and Kati talks about ways her fatness has impacted her life. It's basically a therapy session but you don't need to dip into your HSA. Enjoy.

    36 min
  • 13: I suspect motherhood is complicated

    If you don't smile at least once this episode, consider seeking a medical professional. We're back in our stride. Ice cream selections, yard work, ultramarathons (shout out Rachel Entrekin!!!!), motherhood........ oh yeah guys we cold call our mothers on the air. ENJOY.

    49 min
  • 12: I suspect we're doing personality assessments wrong

    No tears or swearing this time..... you decide if that's good or bad. Personality assessments (slash typing or talent or working style assessments) take the crown for today's discussion. Hear from a Pro on Clifton Strengths and an amateur on Working Genius. We talk stories of commencements of past and present. There's some sports talk. Katie makes a bold claim about which sports are not worth watching. As always, it's a Sunday morning with Katie and Kati. Enjoy.

    1 hr 2 min
  • 11: I suspect I could (not) watch you die

    Gang, welcome back. Is everyone entitled to an opinion on every matter or is personal experience or education a prerequisite? Kati confesses she's not into school carnivals and Katie has an identity crisis with her (their) name. Oh! I almost forgot.... Katie makes Kati cry. Enjoy.

    56 min
  • 10: I suspect you should get up earlier

    Fun one today, ladies and gents. What kind of princesses do you want your kids to learn from? How much are your clothes causing you suffering? Can night owls get up early? Should you use the term "taco meat" or "pizza sauce"? Kati recommends Jury Duty, we review the so-far second season of Your Friends and Neighbors, and we discuss a few takeaways from Age of Attraction. Enjoy.

    1 hr 1 min
  • 09: I suspect we need better leaders

    If you don't like us bouncing around from topic to topic, this is the episode for you! We stick to discussing one main question: why don't people admit when they're wrong? Katie admits to being a know-it-all but asks for sympathy. Kati makes space for people in unhealthy organizations. We push each other on one another's biases. Do you make room for other perspectives? Do you make room for your own? Are leaders not held accountable for ego-driven decisions? Should employees be more trusting of management? Let us know what you think.

    51 min
  • 08: I suspect hurt people hurt people

    Today we're talkin' exercise routines, body changes, pettiness at the gym, pranks, second-hand embarrassment, falling in public, and invading Jen Hatmaker's personal space. Kati shares about a difficult situation at home and Katie admits to being awkward at Easter ... enjoy kiddos.

    1 hr 1 min

About I Suspect

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A podcast for the curious—and the chatty. Two friends navigating life a decade apart. We tackle the heavy and the playful. We dive deep and we go off on tangents. We overshare a little (what's said…