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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: • Salesforce and Anthropic unveil Claudeforce — the #1 AI moves inside the #1 CRM • Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash makes AI video cheaper, longer, and more controllable • South Korea's "AI for Everyone" — free AI as a public utility for 52 million citizens • SpaceX closes its $60B Cursor deal — and OpenAI rethinks the relationship • Stripe pays $7B+ for OpenRouter — the "Stripe for AI" joins actual Stripe • The "harness" — why what surrounds the model now matters more than the model • Your weekly action plan — three moves before September's beta rush
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SHOW NOTES: In this special launch-day episode of Your Book Is In There, host Inger E. Johnson pauses to reflect on the journey from "Can I really do this?" to "Look what I did."
Yesterday marked the official release of her debut novel, Veiled Halos: A Saga of Betrayal and Redemption, and today she's taking a moment to look back at everything it took to get here — the countless rounds of edits, navigating the publishing world's terminology and platforms, debating ISBN strategy with a 20-year industry veteran (and being right), building a website from scratch, and launching this very podcast after a $60,000 marketing proposal sent her in an unexpected direction.
Drawing on the Japanese art of Kyudo, Inger explores how hitting the target is only part of the journey — the archer's growth matters just as much. Whether you're drafting your first chapter or staring down a messy second draft, this episode is your reminder that the distance between doubt and accomplishment is often shorter than it feels.
Talking Points:
The official launch of Veiled Halos: A Saga of Betrayal and Redemption
Reflecting on the journey from writing the first drafts to becoming a published author
The many rounds of editing and learning to trust the finished story
Navigating the publishing process and learning about ISBNs, distribution, pricing, and metadata
Gaining confidence in making publishing decisions
Building connections with other authors and advance readers
Creating an author website and learning new skills along the way
The challenges of marketing a book and how Your Book Is In There became part of that journey
The Kyudo philosophy and the idea that the journey matters as much as reaching the target
Taking time to recognize and celebrate how far you've come
Encouragement for aspiring authors who are still asking, "Can I really do this?"
A preview of next week's episode, ARC Readers Demystified
Marc Henry gives you all the scoop - everything you need to know about Houston area high school football.
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Chris Doelle sits down to discuss Yoakum Bulldogs Athletics with their Athletic Director, Bo Robinson.
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Chris Doelle sits down to discuss Lovejoy Football with their head coach, Todd Dodge.
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Show Notes: Randy Lynch and Manuel Flores look back at South Texas sports history, from Little League memories to memorable college football games, standout quarterbacks, and coaches who helped shape the region. The conversation focuses on the people behind the teams and the lasting impact they had on South Texas football, track, and the communities they represented.
Key topics include: • Why South Texas sports history is best remembered through the people who shaped it, not just the records and championships • Early baseball memories, including Randy Lynch's Oil Belt Little League experience • The classic Texas A&I vs. New Mexico Highlands game and the late-game heroics of Larry Kelly and Carl Douglas • Standout Texas A&I players including Eldridge Small, Carl Douglas, Larry Kelly, and Gene Walkoviak • Coach Stankey's recruiting, preparation, and game-planning at Texas A&I • The quarterback tradition at Texas A&I and the legacy of Richard Ritchie, Randy Johnson, Carl Douglas, and Billy Gardasod • The coaching legacy of Olivero Garza and his remarkable success across several South Texas programs • A memorable Mirando City story involving an 11-player roster and one determined mother • Bill Hooper's impact on Miller High School football and the program's breakthrough win over Alice • Looking ahead to more South Texas track and field memories and stories in future episodes
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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.
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Chris Doelle sits down to discuss the Corpus Christi Calallen Wildcats with their head coach, Charlie Reeve.
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Chris Doelle sits down to discuss Huntsville Football with their head coach, Todd Moebes.
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Stephanie Nalls and Chris Doelle give you the rundown of all the events happening in the Crossroads this week.
Chris and Stephanie encourage everyone to go out and support the sponsors and local events mentioned.
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Host: Chris Doelle Co-Host: Brian Polk (COO Texas High School Coaches Association) Guest: Ray Zepeda - UIL Athletic Director Dr. Keeli Hanzelka - Dell Children's Hospital
EPISODE SUMMARY: The UIL's WBGT mandate is now in effect for the 2026-27 school year after two years as a recommendation. Ray Zepeda and Dr. Keeli Hanzelka break down what wet bulb globe temperature actually measures, why it matters more than air temperature alone, and how Texas coaches can use it as a practical tool rather than viewing it as another restriction. Texas is roughly the 23rd state to mandate WBGT protocols.
Key Takeaways: • What WBGT actually is: Three temperatures in one measurement (air temp at 10%, natural wet bulb at 70%, black globe) that accounts for humidity, wind, and direct sunlight to predict heat stress on the body. • Military origins: Developed in the 1950s for military training, where it significantly reduced heat illness and death among cadets. • Why mandate over recommendation: Schools following the voluntary guidelines felt penalized by inconsistent adoption. UIL consulted with Georgia, Florida, and other state associations before moving to a requirement. • Practices vs. competitions: The mandate applies to practices, not contests, because the data shows almost every serious heat incident in Texas over 20 years occurred during practice. • Competitive equity and facilities: Indoor facilities do create advantages, but student safety outranks competitive equity. UIL heard from stakeholders that some communities wouldn't invest in heat mitigation until a mandate forced the issue. • Coaching adjustments: Top programs are adapting creatively with earlier/later practice times, position-specific conditioning, and alternative practice locations (one team used a covered rodeo arena).
Key quotes • "It's hotter today than it was back then. That's just a verifiable fact. We are more educated than we were at that time. It would be really silly if we aren't using everything that has been learned in order to keep kids safe and maximize their performance." : Ray Zepeda • "A dry tank overheats faster. Studies show that kids drink 50% more fluids if those fluids are cool as opposed to room temperature or warm." : Dr. Keeli Hanzelka
Links & Resources • THSCA Heat Toolkit/Playbook: Available on the THSCA website under the Health and Safety tab (developed in partnership with Dell Children's and UIL)
Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA): www.thsca.com
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