Artificial Intelligence is no longer a future concept — it’s here, and it’s already reshaping the global workforce.

In this episode of This with Krish, we break down the real truth behind AI and jobs. Not the clickbait panic. Not the Hollywood robot apocalypse. The actual data, history, faith-based concerns, and economic reality of what’s happening right now.

Yes — some jobs will disappear. But others are about to explode in value.

We talk about: • Which roles are most vulnerable to automation • Why repetitive work is at the highest risk • The skills AI can’t replace (and why they matter more than ever) • How AI is creating entirely new income paths • Why many Christians feel uneasy about AI — and why that fear isn’t really about technology • The difference between tools, purpose, and identity • How to future-proof your career without panic

This is an educational, funny, slightly disruptive conversation about work, faith, economics, and what it actually means to stay relevant in an AI-driven world.

If you’ve been wondering whether AI is a threat or an opportunity — this episode is for you.

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📚 Reports & Studies Referenced in THIS episode.

Here are the actual studies and data that inform the episode’s arguments:

McKinsey & Company “The Future of Work After COVID-19” AI and automation could automate up to 30% of hours worked in the U.S. economy by 2030 — but also create new job categories. https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/future-of-work

World Economic Forum Future of Jobs Report While automation may displace ~85 million jobs globally, 97 million new roles are expected to emerge that are more human-centered and tech-enabled. https://www.weforum.org/reports/the-future-of-jobs-report

Pew Research Center AI and Human Work Study Finds that Americans are more worried about job displacement than AI safety — especially in clerical, support, and administrative roles. https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/10/17/how-americans-view-ai/

MIT Task-Based Automation Research AI excels at task replacement, not full job replacement — reinforcing why hybrid human + AI roles are growing fastest. https://workofthefuture.mit.edu/research-post/task-automation/

Harvard Business Review Why AI Won’t Replace Leaders Explains why judgment, ethics, creativity, and trust remain uniquely human advantages. https://hbr.org/2023/07/ai-wont-replace-leaders

Marriage doesn’t usually fall apart in one dramatic moment — it fades quietly through exhaustion, schedules, kids, and neglect.

In this episode of This with Krish, I talk candidly (and humorously) about why weekly date night isn’t optional — it’s marriage maintenance. Backed by real research, real stats, faith-based perspective, and real life experience, this episode breaks down why intentional time together is one of the most powerful habits a couple can build.

We share why we date at least once a week, how programs like Lifetime Fitness Parents’ Night Out make it possible in busy seasons, and why protecting your marriage ultimately benefits your kids, your faith, and your future.

This episode blends: • Marriage research & data • Christian perspective on commitment • Real-life parenting chaos • Sarcasm, humor, and honesty • Practical takeaways you can actually apply

Marriage doesn’t thrive on autopilot. Feelings don’t sustain it — choices do.

👉 If you’re married, engaged, or want to be someday — this one’s for you.

National Marriage Project – Date Nights & Marital Happiness https://nationalmarriageproject.org/research/

University of Virginia – Marriage & Relationship Research https://nationalmarriageproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Wilcox-DateNight.pdf

Gottman Institute – Shared Meaning, Laughter & Relationship Stability https://www.gottman.com/blog/why-laughter-is-essential-for-a-strong-relationship/

Journal of Marriage and Family – Shared Activities & Intimacy Decline https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jomf.12164

American Psychological Association – Marriage, Stress & Emotional Health https://www.apa.org/monitor/nov01/marriage

Harvard Study on Adult Development – Relationships & Long-Term Happiness https://adultdevelopment.hsph.harvard.edu/

No one warns you about this part of being a man.

One day you’re invincible. The next day you slept wrong, your knee pops when you stand up, your metabolism is on vacation, and your hair has quietly relocated to places it was never invited.

In this episode of This with Krish, I break down what no one tells men about getting older — from hair loss and random back pain to dad bod math, naps becoming mandatory, and why comfort officially beats style. It’s honest, hilarious, unapologetic, and painfully relatable.

If you’ve ever thrown your back out tying your shoes, looked at bread like it betrayed you, or realized your barber is now a therapist — this one’s for you.

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I’ve loved cars for as long as I can remember — fast cars, loud cars, luxury cars, vintage cars, and big obnoxious Jeeps that make absolutely no sense. Cars aren’t just transportation to me — they’re emotional, visceral, and alive.

In this episode of This with Krish Show, I go all in on car culture, driving passion, and why electric vehicles — especially Teslas — just don’t do it for me. I’ve listened to the arguments. I’ve driven them. I have friends and family who own them. And still… no one is changing my mind.

We break down why EVs aren’t the environmental slam dunk people think they are, from battery mining and manufacturing to electricity grids and disposal issues. We also talk about how Teslas became political fashion statements, why that narrative collapsed when Elon Musk went full chaos mode, and the hilarious contradictions that followed — including the wildest Tesla bumper sticker I’ve ever seen.

This episode is unapologetic, funny, cultural, and honest. If you love cars, engines, and the soul of driving — you’ll feel this one. If you drive an EV and listen anyway… respect.

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What if the creative thing you were told to suppress was actually the thing God placed inside you on purpose?

In this deeply personal episode of This with Krish, I share the full, unfiltered story of my lifelong pull toward creativity and entertainment — from being a hidden graffiti artist, college radio host, nightclub DJ, and campus TV co-producer, to being an uncredited movie extra whose foot made it into Hollywood (yes, really).

I talk about growing up Indian with the pressure to “be professional,” chasing creative outlets anyway, and how every artistic season — even the ridiculous ones (including frosted tips inspired by AJ from the Backstreet Boys) — shaped who I am today.

This episode goes deeper as I share how creativity later became healing through iPaintForKids.com, a project that started as painting therapy for me and turned into gifting hundreds of paintings to children, siblings, and parents walking through the journey of pediatric cancer.

We also explore the biblical foundation of creativity — why God is the original artist, why beauty and design matter, and why your creativity isn’t a distraction, but a calling.

If you’ve ever felt torn between responsibility and creativity, faith and expression, or purpose and passion — this episode is for you.

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Is everything really a crisis… or have we just been trained to believe it is?

In this episode of This With Krish, Krish dives headfirst into the outrage economy — a culture where anger drives clicks, calm doesn’t convert, and every headline feels like a five-alarm fire. With humor, honesty, and a faith-grounded, conservative perspective, this episode breaks down why we’re all exhausted, how social media profits from panic, and what constant outrage is doing to our mental health, families, and faith.

From viral meltdowns and manufactured emergencies to the loss of common sense and personal responsibility, this episode offers clarity, laughs, and perspective in a world that feels perpetually on edge.

This isn’t about ignoring real problems — it’s about learning how to respond with wisdom instead of reaction, discernment instead of fear, and peace instead of panic.

🎙️ Topics covered:

• The outrage economy and how it works
• Why calm people don’t go viral
• Social media, algorithms, and manufactured crises
• Faith, discernment, and emotional stewardship
• Why everything feels urgent — and why it shouldn’t
• Choosing peace in a culture addicted to outrage

If you’re tired of being angry, overwhelmed, or emotionally drained by the news cycle — this episode is for you.

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MTV didn’t disappear overnight. We watched it fade — one download, one stream, one algorithm at a time. In this episode of This with Krish, we take a full-throttle trip down memory lane through the rise, peak, and quiet fall of MTV — the channel that didn’t just play music, it created culture.

For a full list and links all of the top 100 music videos ever on MTV, visit https://thiswithkrish.com/MTV today!

We talk about:

🎶 How MTV changed music forever

📼 Recording songs off the radio on cassette tapes

💿 Illegally downloading music in college libraries and burning CDs

📺 The best and worst moments in MTV history

🌟 Celebrities who got their start on MTV

⚠️ The biggest MTV controversies

🎧 DJs, VJs, and the personalities that made it all feel real

🎟️ Concerts then vs now — from Publix ticket lines to Ticketmaster fees

🔥 The Top 10 MTV music videos of all time And yes — the FULL Top 100 MTV Music Videos of All Time, with direct links to every video, is available exclusively at 👉 thiswithkrish.com

MTV didn’t just raise a generation. It taught us how to wait, how to discover music, and how to care deeply about art. If you ever waited for a song to come on the radio… This episode is for you.

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Pajama Day at school sounds innocent… until it shows up in your shared inbox and quietly disappears before you can mentally prepare.

In this episode of This with Krish, I unpack why I absolutely cannot get behind Pajama Day — how I was raised, why pajamas belong at home, and why seeing my kid walk out the door dressed like they’re headed to a sleepover makes my soul uncomfortable.

It turns out this isn’t just a school issue — it’s a marriage issue. My wife thinks Pajama Day is adorable. I think it’s chaos in fleece form. So now she deletes the school emails to protect my blood pressure… which somehow makes Pajama Day even worse when it finally arrives.

This episode is a hilarious, honest, and painfully relatable breakdown of parenting disagreements, Spirit Week insanity, shared inbox sabotage, and the quiet compromises we make for our kids — even when it goes against everything we believe in.

If you’ve ever felt personally attacked by a school theme day, this one’s for you.

👇 Drop a comment and tell me: Are you Team Pajama Day… or Team Get Dressed?

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🎄 Today’s episode: Christmas gift-giving in 2025… and how kids have officially turned Christmas into a corporate procurement process. From Amazon wishlists longer than congressional bills, to color-specific gift demands, to buying gifts for nieces and nephews who send you hyperlinks instead of gratitude — this one is FUNNY, painfully true, and exactly what every parent is dealing with right now.

We’re talking: • The good old days of “you get what you get” • Kids negotiating wishlist items like attorneys • Amazon acting like a disappointed guidance counselor • Why buying for nieces & nephews has become completely impersonal • The seven-minute lifespan of “must-have” kids toys • And the REAL heart behind giving gifts to our children

If you’re a parent, an aunt or uncle, or just someone who has survived holiday shopping in the modern era… this episode will hit home — and crack you up.

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Get ready to laugh your jingle bells off — because today on This with Krish, we’re diving into the best and worst Christmas songs of all time.

From Mariah Carey defrosting every November… To the emotional hostage situation that is Christmas Shoes… To the absolute chaos of I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas… This episode breaks down the songs we love, the songs we tolerate, and the songs that should honestly be on Santa’s naughty list.

🎄 Expect: • Comedy, dad jokes, and zero musical mercy • Iconic hits vs. dumpster-fire jingles • A top 5 BEST list • A top 5 WORST list • Holiday nostalgia, chaos, and cultural commentary the “This with Krish” way

Whether you're wrapping presents, driving through Christmas traffic, or avoiding mall Santas — this episode is guaranteed to make your holiday season a little louder and a lot funnier.

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