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AI Assembled 072026 Season 03, Episode 32

AI Assembled is a cutting-edge podcast where AI takes center stage. Hosted by Chris Doelle, the show features content sourced by ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, Deep Seek, Manus, and others and expertly crafted into engaging discussions through Genspark. Each episode dives into the latest developments in artificial intelligence, blending human insight with the power of machine-generated storytelling. Tune in to explore how AI is reshaping industries, all with the help of innovative AI tools working behind the scenes.

Core message of this episode: Knowing what happened is the easy part. The value is in what you do with it before your competitor does. Every story ends with a concrete "do this now" list.

What's inside: • Current AI — the $400M public-interest nonprofit backed by the French government, Ford Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, Google DeepMind, and Salesforce, launched Alpha Chat and deployed $3.2M in grants to projects in Kenya, Lebanon, and the Brazilian Amazon. Your move: put an open-source model on your evaluation list this quarter as a Plan B. • CardiOmicScore — University of Hong Kong's AI blood test reads 2,920 proteins + 168 metabolites to predict 6 cardiovascular diseases up to 15 years early. Your move: ask your health broker about multiomic screening coverage and get a proteomic panel for key people. • Alibaba Qwen 3.8-Max-Preview — the 2.4-trillion-parameter frontier model previewed at WAIC Shanghai, positioned as trailing only Claude Fable 5. Your move: run a real bake-off against your current AI vendor before your next renewal — leverage requires a real alternative on the table. • The meta point — for every AI headline this year, ask three questions: what happened, why does it matter for a business my size, and what am I going to do differently this week? If you can't answer question three, you consumed the news but didn't absorb it.

Contact & Subscribe Spotify, iTunes Chris Doelle - X:@chrisdoelle, Facebook (Chris Doelle), LinkedIn (Chris Doelle) AI Consultant • Podcaster • Author • Speaker

SHOW NOTES ISBNs are one of the most confusing parts of self-publishing for new authors, but they don't have to be. In this episode, Inger Johnson breaks down what an ISBN actually is, why every book needs one, and how your ISBN choices affect distribution, branding, and long-term publishing success. You'll learn the difference between free ISBNs and owning your own, when each option makes sense, how Amazon KDP and IngramSpark work together, and the steps indie authors should take to create a professional publishing foundation from the start. Whether you're publishing your first book or planning a wide-distribution strategy, this episode will help you make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes.

Talking Points • An ISBN is your book's passport to the publishing world. • Each format (eBook, paperback, hardcover, audiobook) requires its own ISBN. • Free ISBNs belong to the platform that issues them. • Owning your ISBN gives you greater control and flexibility. • ISBNs never expire, making bulk purchases a smart long-term investment. • IngramSpark offers powerful distribution opportunities for indie authors. • Using the same ISBN across platforms helps avoid fragmented sales data and reviews. • Your ISBN strategy should support your publishing goals.

SHOW NOTES: In this episode, Ty Gipson sits down with Bretton Schulz to explore resilience in the face of incredible challenges, highlighting the inspiring journey of Scout and her family. This conversation emphasizes the power of faith, community, and a fighter's spirit through life's toughest battles.

In this episode: • Bretton's role as interim principal at Risharte High School and innovative approaches to student motivation • The unique model and impact of Risharte High School in Georgetown ISD • Scout's courageous battle with glioblastoma and multiple brain surgeries • The importance of family, faith, and community support during adversity • How Scout's determination and fighter spirit serve as lessons for all • Ways to support and raise awareness through Scout's Army and local nonprofits • Inspirational quote: "Cancer's hard, but kids are stronger" • Practical advice on resilience and fighting through life's difficulties

Connect with Ty Gipson:

• Find more stories, resources, and ways to connect at tygipson.com (Gipson with a "p").
• Ty Gipson is an entrepreneur, relentless survivor, and powerhouse speaker.
• He transforms adversity into action and ignites audiences with real-world resilience and over 30 years of sales mastery.
• To book Ty Gipson as a speaker, call 512-944-4780 or visit tygipson.com.
• Remember, "your story isn't over yet. If you live like you have no options, I'll see you next time".

To book Ty Gipson as your next inspiring keynote speaker, click here!

Show Notes: In this episode of South Texas Sports Memories, hosts Manuel Flores and Randy Lynch explore the rich athletic history of the region, focusing on the extraordinary concentration of talent during the 1950s and 60s

Key topics include:

• Regional Excellence: Hosts Manuel Flores and Randy Lynch discuss the high concentration of talent in South Texas during the 1950s and 60s, including state titles for Ray and Miller High Schools.
• Track Legends: Detailed look at A&I stars Tony Garza, a walk-on who set a 9.4-second 100-yard dash record, and Dick Watson, who won eight gold medals and set an NIA record in hurdles.
• NFL Legacy: Reflections on the speed and personality of Daryl Green, highlighting his loyalty to A&I and the Washington Redskins.
• Miller High School Greats: A comparison of legendary running backs Charlie Haas (1934), Johnny Roland, and Bobby Smith (the first African-American UIL All-State player).
• The Three Rs of Hebbronville: The 1950s legacy of Rene Ramirez, Rene Medina, and Rodito Gonzalez, who all played for major Southwest Conference programs.
• Falfurrias Milers: Honoring the dominance of Homer Martinez and Robert Gonzalez in the mile run.
• Historic Track Meets: Memories of the "Little State Meet" at Buccaneer Stadium and legendary races between LJ Cohen and Connley Brown.
• Orange Grove Baseball: A preview of the Sandate family's impact and Orange Grove's 1990s state championship.

Host Biographies

• Manuel Flores: A South Texas native born and raised in Hebbronville. He is a former sports writer for the San Antonio Express, Dallas Morning News, and the Corpus Christi Caller-Times. He has also hosted sports radio shows and provided play-by-play for high school games.
• Randy Lynch: Former alumni director at Texas A&I in the 1970s and a former color commentator for the "Andy and Randy show" alongside Andy Cook.

The hosts are eager to hear your stories! If you have a memory of a specific player or team you'd like them to cover, email Manuel Flores at [email protected].

Producer: Chris Doelle, Lone Star Podcast Network.

This Week in Victoria 071526 Season 16, Episode 1

Welcome to This Week in Victoria! Each week, Brother Gary Moses and Chris Doelle sit down and go over all the happenings in the Crossroads area.

This is a special episode of This Week in Victoria featuring Brother Gary himself. Listen to learn more about the Brother Gary Moses Project, and to hear a word from Brother Gary himself.

Chris and Gary encourage everyone to go out and support the sponsors and local events mentioned.

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Theme music is Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com

AI Assembled 071326 Season 03, Episode 31

AI Assembled is a cutting-edge podcast where AI takes center stage. Hosted by Chris Doelle, the show features content sourced by ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, Deep Seek, Manus, and others and expertly crafted into engaging discussions through Genspark. Each episode dives into the latest developments in artificial intelligence, blending human insight with the power of machine-generated storytelling. Tune in to explore how AI is reshaping industries, all with the help of innovative AI tools working behind the scenes.

What's inside: • Apple sues OpenAI — the two-year partnership just detonated in federal court, and a former Apple VP is named as a defendant. • Microsoft drops a free "AI Agents from zero" course — the enterprise-grade skill your team can pick up in a weekend, no license required. • Meta pulls Instagram's Muse Image AI feature 3 days after launch — what a very public retreat tells you about building on social-platform AI. • Enterprise AI bill shock — execs laid off workers to fund AI, then discovered the AI costs more than the people. Why being small is suddenly an advantage.

Contact & Subscribe Spotify, iTunes Chris Doelle - X:@chrisdoelle, Facebook (Chris Doelle), LinkedIn (Chris Doelle) AI Consultant • Podcaster • Author • Speaker

Montgomery Athletics Show 071326 Season 1, Episode 44 Basketball - Scott Peak

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SHOW NOTES What finally transforms someone from a person who dreams about writing a book into someone who actually begins? In this personal and inspiring episode, Inger Johnson shares the story behind her debut novel, Veiled Halos, and the thirty-year journey from carrying a story in her mind to seeing it published. She explores the power of a "galvanizing moment," the importance of giving yourself permission to start before you're ready, and the unexpected lessons she learned about creativity, revision, and becoming a writer. If you've been waiting for the perfect time to write your book, this episode may be the encouragement you need to begin..

Talking Points • Every book starts with a decision to begin. • Most writers start with curiosity, not confidence. • The perfect moment doesn't come first—the writing does. • Revision is refinement, not failure. • Writing changes not only your story, but also your perspective. • Talent matters, but permission and persistence matter more. • The difference between dreamers and writers is often simply taking the first step.

SHOW NOTES: In this insightful interview, Mark Ingrassia shares his extensive experience in special education, focusing on supporting children with disabilities and their families. He discusses practical strategies for parents, the importance of advocacy, and how to foster resilience and growth in children with special needs.

In this episode: • Understanding family dynamics and daily challenges • Systemic issues impacting parent advocacy and resource access • The power of community, support groups, and sharing stories • Adoption of mindful parenting techniques • Managing sensory and behavioral challenges • Encouraging outside interactions for children with disabilities • Building effective partnerships with schools and understanding IEPs • Celebrating developmental wins and overcoming challenges

Connect with Ty Gipson:

• Find more stories, resources, and ways to connect at tygipson.com (Gipson with a "p").
• Ty Gipson is an entrepreneur, relentless survivor, and powerhouse speaker.
• He transforms adversity into action and ignites audiences with real-world resilience and over 30 years of sales mastery.
• To book Ty Gipson as a speaker, call 512-944-4780 or visit tygipson.com.
• Remember, "your story isn't over yet. If you live like you have no options, I'll see you next time".

To book Ty Gipson as your next inspiring keynote speaker, click here!