Artificial intelligence is changing the world faster than most of us can keep up with—but where is it actually taking us?

In this episode of The Forward Project, Chris and Bobbi dive into the fears, promises, and big questions surrounding AI. From job losses, deepfakes, superintelligence, and the Singularity to breakthroughs in medicine, science, education, and a possible future of abundance.

Is AI just the next great technological revolution—or are we creating something we may eventually lose control of?

The nightmare. The utopia. And everything in between.

The Forward Project — Figuring it out after 50, in real time.

We all have a list of things we’re going to do “someday.” Take the trip. Chase the dream. Spend more time with the people we love. Actually start living instead of constantly preparing to live.

In Part 2 of We’re Running Out of Somedays, Chris and Bobbi continue the conversation about what happens when you realize someday isn’t unlimited—and why getting older might be the push we need to stop waiting for the perfect time.

More adventures. More laughs. More time together. Fewer regrets.

The Forward Project — Figuring it out after 50, in real time.

In this special episode of The Forward Project, Chris and Bobbi look back at September 11, 2001—not simply as a moment in history, but as a day we lived through and a day that changed everything that came after.

We remember where we were, what we felt, the lives that were lost, the heroes who ran toward danger, and a country that—for a little while—felt more united than divided.

This isn't about politics. It's about memory, loss, courage, and making sure we never forget.

September 11, 2001.
2,977 lives lost.
25 years later, we remember.

We all have a list.

Someday we’ll take that trip. Someday we’ll make the call. Someday we’ll start the thing we’ve been talking about for years.

But somewhere along the way, you realize “someday” isn’t unlimited.

In Part One, Chris and Bobbi talk about the things we keep putting off, why it’s so easy to convince ourselves there will always be more time, and what happens when you finally realize the clock has been moving whether you were paying attention or not.

This isn’t about panicking because we’re getting older. It’s about actually living the life that’s still in front of us.

Because someday is great.

Until you start running out of them.

Remember when going to the mall was the plan?

You wandered, ate, shopped, ran into friends—and sometimes bought absolutely nothing.

Then came online shopping. We eliminated the crowds, the lines and the hassle.

We got exactly what we wanted.

So why do those empty malls make us miss what we had?

🎙️ The Forward Project with Chris & Bobbi

WE KILLED THE MALL — AND NOW WE MISS IT.

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We had no phones. No GPS. Barely any supervision. And somehow, we grew up during the golden age of the American serial killer. And survived.

We thought we'd be home for two weeks. Then the entire world changed. It started with strange stories coming out of China. Then came empty shelves, masks, school closings, businesses shutting down and the strangest sentence imaginable. “We're all going to stay home for a couple of weeks.”We all know how that turned out.

We grew up believing in ghosts, UFOs and Bigfoot. Then everybody got a camera in their pocket. So… where the hell are they?

Our annual camping trip hit a bit different this year. There were some notable absences. Is this the new norm or just an oddball year?

What if you won a massive amount of money? What would you do with it?