We try to work though understanding people who come to conversations in good faith, and those who only want to argue, and complain about relatable topics.

Planes, trains and automobiles

After a few months off, Key Rants kicks back off with an energetic episode about how the last six months had been, with Manny talking about his recent adventures while Keaton (mostly) rants about the changes and advancements in his life.

In this episode, Andrew Phillips breaks down his bread and butter: Level 2, Automated Intelligence—the fastest-growing space in practical AI adoption.

Andrew is the Co-founder of Lesswhelmed, an AI automation company helping businesses streamline repetitive work; a Proposal Coordinator for the U.S. Government; and the Founder of Andy's Printing Press.

We dive into how individuals and businesses stuck at Level 0 can begin adopting AI today, simple first steps to build confidence, and why Level 2 automation is where the biggest wins are happening right now.

Andrew also shares his latest project, local-play.com, a brand-new platform for bringing sports and community together.

A practical, no-BS conversation for anyone looking to understand AI without the hype—and take their first steps up the ladder.

On the latest episode of Key Rants, Manny and I talk about what we've been up to in the last few weeks, talking about the newest shows, games, and experiences we've had the pleasure of encountering, all while playing a few matches of chess!

On this episode of Key Rants, Manny and I talk about mental health, and the types of relationships we have and how they affect us and those we care about.

On today's episode, Manny and Keaton talk about the new things going on in their lives, with Keaton talking more about his interest in Warhammer and the realization of how much money he'd spent on the hobby in six short months. Manny talks more about Manwha and the progress he's made around the house, furthermore providing updates with his business and his family.

Manny sits down with Lawrence Duran, an entrepreneur who built multiple businesses by age 24—and later committed what was then the largest Medicare fraud in U.S. history. Lawrence shares insights from his time in the mental health field, hard-earned lessons from the prison system, and his unique perspective on rehabilitation and reform.