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Peter Carnochan: Inside the Minds of Silicon Valley's Leaders | Ep 1296
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Dr. Peter Carnochan, psychologist, psychoanalyst, executive coach, and author, to explore what happens when three decades of deep clinical work meets the high-stakes world of Silicon Valley leadership. Peter opens by tracing his unusual path from studying Nietzsche at Harvard to working with troubled youth, explaining that philosophy and therapy were never separate pursuits for him â both were attempts to get to the bottom of things. He then unpacks countertransference, the central concept of his book Looking fo
Allie Kline: Who's Responsible for Your AI Agent? | Ep 1295
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Allie Kline, interim CEO of Innovation Labs at Identity Digital, to tackle one of the most urgent and overlooked problems in the AI era: accountability. Allie opens by drawing a through line across her career â from AOL's separation from Time Warner to the Yahoo integration â arguing that every major technology shift creates a moment where foundational infrastructure either gets built or gets retrofitted painfully later. AI accountability is that moment right now. She explains why the current gap is so dangerous
Rory Blundell: Who's Governing Your AI Agents? Probably No One. | Ep 1294
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Rory Blundell, CEO of Gravitee, to explore why the infrastructure built for the API economy is fundamentally unprepared for the agentic era â and what it will take to fix that before the risks outpace the rewards. Rory opens with the story of joining Gravitee during the pandemic, taking a fifty percent pay cut to bet on a four-person company he believed in after using the software himself, and scaling it to over 180 employees and forty million in revenue. He then makes a sharp argument: traditional API gateways
Mandi Bateman: Your Genome Is the Blueprint | Ep 1293
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Mandi Bateman, CEO and co-founder of Profile Health, to explore what happens when whole genome sequencing, longitudinal patient data, and clinical intelligence come together to give physicians a complete picture of who their patient really is. Mandi opens with hard-won lessons from her previous startups â most importantly, that precision medicine direct to consumer is a race to the bottom, and that the right path to scaling this kind of complex, data-heavy care is through the hands of physicians who have the tra
Alfredo Gonzålez Briseño on The Missing Ingredient in AI Regulation | Ep 1292
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Alfredo GonzĂĄlez Briseño, policy innovator, author, and founder of fAIrly Simple, to explore why the biggest gap in AI governance isn't what governments are regulating â it's how they're doing it. Alfredo opens by drawing a direct parallel between building a successful business and building effective regulation: both require a managed life cycle, stakeholder input, evidence-based decisions, transparency, and ongoing review. Skip the process and you get what he calls weekend rules â surprise announcements that no
Jason Allan Scott: Revenue Is Vanity, Freedom Is Sanity | Ep 1291
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Jason Allan Scott, serial entrepreneur, nine-time exit veteran, and founder of the Soul Method, for a masterclass in building businesses that create freedom instead of obligation. Jason opens with two defining moments: a childhood film that planted the belief that what one person can do, another can do too â a mantra that carried him out of poverty and civil unrest â and a later realization that he had been measuring the wrong thing entirely. Chasing revenue, he discovered, builds golden handcuffs. Chasing optio
Dr. Chirag Patel on The Future of Elite Athletic Performance | Ep 1290
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Dr. Chirag Patel, physician, founder, and ESPN injury analyst, to explore what happens when clinical precision meets elite sports, investment strategy, and the drive to democratize access to world-class care. Chirag opens with a deceptively simple insight â the foot is the body's smallest lever with the largest downstream effect â and traces how following that constraint led him from podiatry to professional sports medicine to enterprise development. The moment that crystallized everything was two patients with
Brian Trzupek on The Race to Secure the AI-Driven Enterprise | Ep 1289
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Brian Trzupek, Senior Vice President of Product at DigiCert, to explore what it means to build digital trust in a world where AI agents are multiplying faster than anyone can track them. Brian opens with a career arc that spans founding Creduware, fighting cybercrime at Trustwave, and testifying before Congress on the 2013 Target breach â experiences that sharpened his ability to translate deeply technical security concepts for non-technical audiences, from policymakers to boardrooms. He then unpacks DigiCert's
Moody Abdul: The Admin Is Killing Therapy. AI Is the Fix. | Ep 1288
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Moody Abdul, co-founder and CEO of Klarify, to explore how a deeply personal journey through therapy â and a family shaped by the Lebanese Civil War â became the foundation for a company built to give mental health professionals their time back. Moody shares how his own therapist's frustration with documentation tools sparked the idea for Klarify, and how that insight led him to leave his previous startup and build something that could give back to the people who had given so much to him. He breaks down the fund
Angie Lillie: Compliance Is Not the Enemy of Innovation | Ep 1287
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Angie Lillie, Chief Compliance Officer at Mentavi Health, to explore what it actually takes to build trust in a digital-first mental health company operating across all 50 states. Angie opens by reframing what compliance really means â not bureaucracy, but protection and accountability, the foundation that lets clinicians walk into patient encounters knowing the environment around them is safe and ethical. She then breaks down how Mentavi's AI support tool, the Mentavi Concierge, handles intake and administrativ
Itai Green: Why Every Company Is One Startup Away From Disruption | Ep 1286
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Itai Green, global innovation strategist and author of Innovation or Elimination, to make the case that in today's AI-accelerated world, innovation is no longer a competitive advantage â it's a survival requirement. Itai opens with a perspective only a founder-turned-advisor can offer: corporations that want to partner with startups must learn to speak startup, move at startup speed, and respect the very real financial stress that most founding teams are operating under. He then explains why the stakes have fund
Joe Ochal From Lab Coat to Chimney Sweep: How Science Is Reinventing a Blue-Collar Industry | Ep 1285
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Joe Ochal, founder and CEO of The Chimney Scientist, to explore how a microbiology graduate turned a part-time chimney cleaning gig into one of the fastest-growing home services companies in the United States. Joe shares the moment the math clicked â staring down $250,000 in medical school debt versus a blue-collar business he actually loved â and choosing the path that made more sense on paper and in practice. He breaks down what separates The Chimney Scientist from the rest of the industry: not just better too
Ashwin Rao on Half the AI, Half the Answer: Why LLMs Can't Do It Alone | Ep 1284
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Dr. Ashwin Rao, Executive Vice President of Next Gen AI at o9 Solutions, to explore why large language models alone are not enough to power the autonomous enterprise â and what it will actually take to get there. Ashwin opens by tracing the common thread across his career on Wall Street, at Stanford, and in retail supply chains: every domain ultimately comes down to translating messy business problems into clean mathematical models, then building software to solve them. He then makes a compelling case for neuros
Mitchell Amador on Web3 Is at War: Inside the Fight to Secure the On-Chain Economy | Ep 1283
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Mitchell Amador, founder and CEO of Immunefi, to pull back the curtain on the escalating cybersecurity battle playing out across the blockchain ecosystem. Mitchell explains how founding Immunefi in 2020 was less about certainty and more about conviction â recognizing that DeFi's explosive growth was creating security gaps that criminal networks would exploit at the same viral speed that made crypto successful in the first place. His answer was to corral the global white hat security community into a crowdsourced
Mahesh M. Thakur on The Chief Judgment Officer: What Leadership Looks Like in the Age of AI | Ep 1282
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Mahesh Thakur, executive coach and former product leader at Microsoft, Amazon, Intuit, and GoDaddy, to explore what it truly takes to lead in a world where AI is rewriting the rules faster than most organizations can keep up. Mahesh opens with the turning point that shifted his career from building products to developing leaders â a high-performing Fortune 100 team with every advantage imaginable that kept stalling, not because of strategy or resources, but because trust between leaders had broken down. That exp
Joel Perez: What If Your Dreams Are Trying to Tell You Something? | Ep 1281
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Joel Perez, CTO and co-founder of Mindful Software, to explore how a deeply personal experience with dream interpretation sparked the creation of My Dream â an AI-powered app designed to help people decode what their subconscious is trying to tell them. Joel shares how a year off traveling with his wife Amy, followed by a career pivot from IT infrastructure to software engineering, shaped the resourcefulness and curiosity that now drives his work. He explains how Amy's own life-changing dream â one that finally
John Sampogna: Why Chasing Metrics Is Killing Your Brand | Ep 1280
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with John Sampogna, CEO of Wondersauce, to explore what it really takes to build a brand that outlasts any ad budget. John reflects on scaling Wondersauce from a two-person shop to a hundred-person agency, crediting much of that early success to the "optimistic naivety" of not knowing enough to be afraid â a mindset he says is surprisingly hard to recapture once experience loads you down with risk filters. He breaks down what makes Wondersauce different from a traditional agency: a relentless focus on business outcom
Neil Marley: Why Your AI Pilot Is Already Failing | Ep 1279
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Neil Marley, CEO of Neologik, to unpack why so many mid-market companies are stuck in AI pilot purgatory â and what it actually takes to break through to real transformation. Neil shares how an early encounter with ChatGPT convinced him that AI would reshape information worker roles and that mid-market companies, more agile than large enterprises but more resource-constrained, stood to gain the most from moving fast. He explains why governance and scaffolding matter as much as automation â because businesses nee
Geoffrey Mattson - Death of the Password: Why Zero Trust Is the Future of Security | 1278
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Geoffrey Mattson, CEO of SecureAuth, to discuss why the way we think about identity and security is being completely rewritten. Geoffrey traces his career from network engineering to identity security, explaining how the core question has always been the same: who are you, and what are you allowed to do right now? He breaks down why the traditional perimeter firewall and static login model are no longer enough â credential theft, SIM swapping, and session hijacking have made one-time authentication dangerously o
Ryan Horst, From Burnout to Bull Runs: The Psychology of Winning at Crypto | 1277
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Ryan Horst, CEO of Altcoin Pro, to explore how his background in sales, psychology, and business coaching shaped a unique approach to crypto education. Ryan shares his firsthand experience surviving the 2017 altcoin bull run and the humbling losses that followed, and how those lessons drove him to build a system for repeatable investing results. He breaks down the most common psychological traps crypto investors fall into â from emotional attachment to single coins to the illusion of diversification â and explai
Warren Myers: The Future of Emergency Response | Ep 1276
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas welcomes Warren Myers, Co-Founder and CEO of AURA, to discuss how technology is transforming emergency response around the world. Warren shares how AURA was born from a critical challenge in South Africaâwhere millions lacked access to reliable emergency services despite an abundance of underutilized private security and medical resources. By creating an intelligent dispatch platform that connects people to the nearest vetted responders, AURA has built South Africa's largest private emergency response network and is now expand
Bradley Taylor: How Predictive AI Is Transforming Workforce Planning | Ep 1275
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Bradley Taylor, CEO and Co-Founder of ClareCast, to discuss how predictive workforce intelligence is reshaping business strategy. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience in employee benefits, insurance technology, and private equity-backed organizations, Bradley explains how the frustration of making high-stakes decisions with incomplete data inspired him to build ClareCast. He shares how AI-powered forecasting helps companies predict workforce trends, improve revenue planning, and replace guesswork with con
Jana Radojcic: Why Trust Is the New SEO | Ep 1274
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Jana Radojcic, Director of Organic Growth at Alpha Market Flow and Co-Founder of GetStuffDigital, to explore how SEO is evolving in the age of AI search. Jana shares her journey from academic research writing to becoming a leader in authority building for fintech and SaaS brands, explaining why trust, reputation, and strategic digital PR have become the foundation of sustainable organic growth. Jana dives into her PR Intelligence framework, which helps companies proactively measure and strengthen brand trust be
Matt Serna: The End of Manual CRM Updates | Ep 1273
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Matt Serna, Head of Go-To-Market at Lightfield, to discuss how AI-native CRMs are transforming the future of sales and customer engagement. Drawing on his experience at leading AI companies including Replicant and Notable, Matt explains why traditional CRMs have long struggled with incomplete and outdated data, limiting their ability to deliver real value to sales teams. Matt shares how Lightfieldâs agentic CRM automatically captures and structures customer interactions across calls, emails, meetings, and messa
Amy Farner: How Agentic AI Is Reinventing HR | Ep 1272
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas welcomes Amy Farner, Executive Vice President and Head of Research and Product at the Josh Bersin Company. Amy shares her 25-year journey helping HR organizations leverage emerging technologiesâfrom early employee engagement platforms and workforce analytics to todayâs AI-powered transformation. She discusses how the companyâs Galileo platform evolved from a research assistant into an intelligent workflow engine that helps organizations operationalize insights, personalize decision-making, and scale HR expertise across the ent
Jason Wood: The Future of Customer Acquisition | Ep 1271
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas speaks with Jason Wood, Founder and CEO of Specificity, about the growing challenges facing digital advertising and how AI is reshaping the future of customer acquisition. Drawing from his entrepreneurial journey in sales, marketing, and technology, Jason explains why he launched Specificity to combat bot traffic, fake leads, and the declining transparency created by major advertising platforms. Jason discusses how the rise of agentic AI is fundamentally changing how consumers discover brands, shifting attention away from tra
Nir Weingarten: The Future of Adaptive Marketing | Ep 1270
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Nir Weingarten, Co-Founder and CEO of Eikona, to discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming one of marketing's most overlooked areas: lifecycle marketing. Drawing on his background as an AI researcher and machine learning expert, Nir explains why email, SMS, and push notifications represent one of the biggest untapped opportunities for AI-driven automation and personalization. Nir shares how Eikona uses reinforcement learningâthe same foundational concept behind modern AI systemsâto continuously optimi
Mark Stouse: Why Causal AI Beats Correlation | Ep 1269
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Mark Stouse, Chairman and CEO of Proof Causal AI, to explore why traditional marketing and go-to-market analytics are failing in todayâs volatile business environment. Drawing on more than 25 years of leadership experience at companies like HP, BMC Software, and Honeywell Aerospace, Stouse explains how reliance on correlation-based analytics has left organizations unable to accurately measure performance, optimize investments, or prove business value. Mark breaks down the difference between correlation and caus
Dr. Ali Ashraf on Shaping Future-Ready Business Leaders in the AI Era | Ep 1268
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas welcomes Dr. Ali Ashraf, Dean of the Hassan School of Business at Colorado State University Pueblo, to discuss his inspiring journey from Bangladesh to academic leadership in the United States. Dr. Ashraf shares how a deep appreciation for education, combined with a passion for finance, research, and student success, guided his path from central banking and doctoral studies to becoming a dean dedicated to expanding opportunities for diverse and first-generation students. Dr. Ashraf highlights the Hassan School of Businessâs c
Alexander Farr on Reinventing Hiring with AI Talent Agents | Ep 1267
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Alexander Farr, co-founder and COO of Clera, to discuss how AI is transforming the way companies discover and engage talent. Inspired by Berlinâs vibrant startup ecosystem and shaped by experiences in venture capital, startup leadership, and recruiting, Farr shares the journey that led him to build a platform designed to connect top candidates with the right opportunities at scale. Alexander explains why traditional recruiting platforms often fail both candidates and employers, and how Clera takes a different a
Dr. Kurt Love: The Hidden Cost of Quiet Cracking | Ep 1266
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas welcomes Dr. Kurt Love, founder of AINA Consulting and Educational Services, educator, and creator of the Human-Centric Leadership Model. Drawing from his unique background in education and organizational leadership, Dr. Love explains how principles used to help students succeed can transform workplace culture and employee performance. Dr. Love introduces the concept of âquiet crackingââthe invisible and involuntary breakdown that often affects high-performing employees long before burnout, disengagement, or turnover occur. H
Doron Kempel: The Future of Personal Security | Ep 1265
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Doron Kempel, Chairman and CEO of Bond, to explore how technology, human expertise, and operational innovation are transforming personal security. Drawing from his experience in Israelâs elite special operations forces and his success building technology companies acquired by IBM and HPE, Kempel shares the common thread that has guided his career: solving worthy, complex problems through initiative, innovation, and leadership. Doron discusses Bondâs unique approach to personal safety, combining AI-powered intel
Mohammad Noshad: How AI Agents Are Making Hospitals Safer | Ep 1264
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas welcomes Mohammad Noshad, CEO and co-founder of Shield AI, to discuss the next evolution of healthcare technology: active AI. Drawing on his background in AI research, entrepreneurship, and work at Harvard University, Noshad shares how a personal tragedy inspired him and his brother to build technology aimed at reducing preventable hospital complications and improving patient outcomes. Noshad explains the difference between passive AI systems that provide information and active AI agents that take action. He details how Shiel
Akhil Verghese: Why AI Needs Guardrails | Ep 1263
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Akhil Verghese, founder of Krazimo, to explore what it takes to build reliable, enterprise-grade AI systems. Drawing on his experience at IBM and Google, Akhil shares his unconventional journey into AI and explains how real-world enterprise challenges revealed a critical gap between impressive AI demos and deployable business solutions. Akhil discusses why AI models themselves are becoming commodities and why the true competitive advantage lies in the architecture, workflows, and safeguards built around them. H
Houman Akhavan: Building Trust in the Age of AI Hiring | Ep 1262
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas welcomes Houman Akhavan, founder and CEO of GCheck, to discuss how trust, compliance, and AI are reshaping the future of hiring. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience leading technology companies and digital transformation initiatives, Houman shares his journey from helping scale CarParts.com to modernizing the background screening industry with a mission-driven approach he calls âcompliance for good.â Houman explains why trust has become the most valuable currency in hiring and how organizations can move beyond treatin
Galen Hair: Winning Cases with Hustle, Discipline, and AI | Ep 1261
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas speaks with Galen Hair, Managing Partner at Insurance Claim Headquarters and one of the nation's leading property insurance attorneys. Galen shares how a relentless work ethic, continuous learning, and deep personal investment in his clients helped shape his reputation as a fierce advocate and successful entrepreneur. Galen discusses why disciplineânot emotionâwins cases, how staying ahead through ongoing education gives him a competitive edge, and why he views clients as more than just case files. He also offers a candid per
Doug Sullinger: AI Is Reinventing Real Estate | Ep 1260
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Doug Sullinger, Founder and CEO of Baizel AI, to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping commercial real estate investment and site selection. Drawing from a career that spans Fortune 500 companies including IBM, Oracle, and General Motors, Doug shares his journey from enterprise technology and automotive innovation to building AI solutions for one of real estateâs most data-intensive challenges. Doug explains how Baizel AI helps investors, developers, and brokers analyze hundreds of data points across
Berk Yilmaz: AI for Mission-Critical Software | Ep 1259
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Berk Yilmaz, Co-Founder and CTO of Noah Labs, to discuss how AI is transforming software development in some of the worldâs most regulated and security-sensitive environments. Drawing from his background in electrical engineering, computer science, Columbia University research, and NASA-supported projects, Berk shares how his experiences shaped the vision behind Sentinelâan AI-native IDE built for defense, aerospace, critical infrastructure, and other mission-critical industries. Berk explains the challenges of
Damon Gatison: Building Sustainable AI for Financial Services | Ep 1258
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Damon Gatison to discuss how AI is transforming financial services from the inside out. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience across investment management, banking, consulting, and enterprise transformation, Damon shares the key moments that shaped his career and explains why sustainable AI adoption requires far more than flashy pilot programs. Damon dives into the realities firms face when implementing AI in highly regulated environments, emphasizing the importance of governance, clean data foundations,
Ronald Tato on The Future of Self-Custodial Banking | Ep 1257
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas speaks with Ronald Tato, Head of Partnerships at Tria, about the evolution of digital assets from speculative investments into real-world financial infrastructure. Drawing from his upbringing in Argentina amid banking instability and capital controls, Ronald shares how firsthand exposure to broken financial systems led him into Web3, blockchain intelligence, and decentralized finance. Ronald explains how Tria is redefining modern banking through a self-custodial neo-finance platform that empowers users to fully own and contro
Brian Peret on Reinventing Tech Education in the Age of AI | Ep 1256
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas speaks with Brian Peret, Director of CodeBoxx Academy, about his extraordinary journey from engineering graduate to prison inmate to tech education leader. Brian shares how a second chance, a laptop, and an internship helped him rebuild his life and inspired his mission to help others unlock careers in technology through human-centered, outcome-driven education. Brian explains how CodeBoxx is redefining tech training by focusing on real-world business simulations, collaboration, accountability, and job readiness instead of tr
Alexander Fredericks on AI, Voice Intelligence, and the Future of Wellness | Ep 1255
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas speaks with Alexander Fredericks, Founder and CEO of Tonewell, an AI-powered wellness intelligence platform transforming voice into actionable health insights. Drawing from his background in music, entertainment, and consumer products, Alexander shares how his experience with sound, storytelling, and human connection inspired the creation of Tonewellâs innovative voice-based wellness technology. Alexander explains how a simple 30-second voice note can generate personalized performance readiness insights in minutes, helping us
Ata UlaĆ GĂŒler: Secure AI for Regulated Industries | Ep 1254
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, Brian Thomas speaks with Ata UlaĆ GĂŒler, co-founder and COO of, about building secure, air-gapped AI systems for highly regulated industries. Ata shares how his background in engineering, AI strategy, and consulting shaped the vision behind Sentinel, Noah Labsâ AI-powered IDE designed for government, defense, and financial environments operating under strict IL5 and NIST compliance requirements. The conversation explores the challenges of modernizing legacy codebases like COBOL, Ada, and Fortran using AI while maintaining complete security, tr
Vladi Lepi: AI Art, Blockchain, and Digital Authorship | Ep 1253
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, Brian Thomas speaks with Vladi Lepi, founder of, about the evolving intersection of AI, blockchain, mathematics, and digital art. Drawing from his background in ballet and visual arts, Vladi explains why he sees AI not as a creator, but as a high-performance tool guided by human intent and structured authorship. The conversation explores how blockchain-secured systems and NFT technology are reshaping provenance, intellectual property, and creative ownership in the AI era. Vladi also shares insights into his groundbreaking 62-second Ethereum-mi
Zsolt Balogh: Agentic AI and Enterprise Security | Ep 1252
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas sits down with Zsolt Balogh, Vice President of Technology Operations and Support at Liferay, to explore how agentic AI is transforming enterprise support, security, and SaaS operations. Zsolt shares his remarkable journey from system administrator to technology executive, revealing how leadership principles and curiosity shaped his path to leading AI innovation on a global scale. Zsolt dives into real-world applications of agentic AI at Liferay, explaining how intelligent systems are autonomously triaging customer tickets, di
Colin Coggins: The Future of Sales in the Age of AI | Ep 1251
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, Brian Thomas speaks with Colin Coggins about why the future of sales is more humanânot lessâin the age of AI. Colin, a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, adjunct professor at University of Southern California, and GM at Chegg Skills, shares how authenticity, curiosity, emotional intelligence, and communication are becoming the most valuable skills in modern business. Drawing from his experience leading high-growth technology companies and teaching âsales mindsetâ to entrepreneurs, Colin challenges the traditional view of sales as persuasi
John La Puma: The Indoor Epidemic: How Modern Life Is Breaking Our Biology | Ep 1250
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, Brian Thomas speaks with John La Puma about the hidden health costs of modern indoor living and why nature may be one of the most overlooked performance tools in business today. A board-certified physician, trained chef, regenerative farmer, and bestselling author, Dr. La Puma shares how he pioneered culinary medicine and why food, light, air, and outdoor exposure are foundational to long-term health and cognitive performance. Drawing from his new book, Indoor Epidemic, Dr. La Puma explains how excessive indoor time disrupts circadian biology,
Saurabh Chauhan: AI Agents Are Replacing WorkflowsâNot Workers | Ep 1249
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, Brian Thomas speaks with Saurabh Chauhan, founder and CEO of Peakflo, about how AI agents are fundamentally reshaping enterprise operations. Drawing from his experience at McKinsey & Company and Rocket Internet, Saurabh explains why traditional SaaS models are being replaced by agent-driven systems where humans manage AI teammates instead of executing repetitive workflows themselves. Saurabh shares how Peakfloâs open-source 20X AI Agent Orchestrator enables businesses to automate finance, sales, marketing, and back-office operations with self-
Daniel Chilcott: Inside Flowgearâs AI Integration Platform | Ep 1248
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas speaks with Daniel Chilcott, CEO and Co-Founder of Flowgear, about the evolution of integration platforms and the transformative role AI is playing in automation. Daniel shares the origin story behind Flowgear, explaining how early challenges in CRM customization and app connectivity inspired the creation of a reusable cloud-based integration platform long before iPaaS became mainstream. Daniel dives into how AI is revolutionizing integration by enabling businesses to build workflows, automate processes, and connect systems u
Dr. John Bates on AI, Document Intelligence, and Trusted Automation | Ep 1247
In this episode of The Digital Executive Podcast, Brian Thomas sits down with Dr. John Bates, CEO of Doxis, to discuss how AI is transforming enterprise software, document intelligence, and business automation. With a career spanning groundbreaking companies in streaming analytics, IoT, AI-powered test automation, and enterprise platforms, John shares how his background in computer science and product innovation shaped his approach to building disruptive technologies. John explains why documents remain the âlifebloodâ of modern enterprises and how Doxis is reimagining document management with
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Hosted by Joseph Shalaby, Founder and CEO of E Mortgage Capital, this isnât your typical business podcast. Each episode brings you inside the minds of high-level entrepreneurs, investors, athletes, celebrities, and cultural voices shaping todayâs economy â not just what they do, but how they actually win. From raw origin stories and early struggles to the real mechanics behind how money is made, scaled, and sometimes lost, Joe cuts through the noise to get to what matters. No fluff. No surface-level answers. Set inside the world of Coffeez, every conversation unfolds with intention â how they started, how they built, what it cost them, and what separates them now. Whether you're building something, investing in something, or simply trying to understand how the game really works, Coffeez with Joe Shalaby delivers unfiltered insight from people who are actually in it.

Tomorrow, Today
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What if humans lived 300 years? What if AI replaces friendships? What if consciousness could be uploaded?Tomorrow, Today is hosted by Shekhar Natarajan, founder and CEO of Orchestro.AI and former senior executive at American Eagle, Walmart, Target, and Disney, where he led global innovations in technology and supply chain. Having shaped how industries adapt to disruption, Shekhar now considers the questions that will define humanityâs next era.Blending cinematic storytelling, raw conversations, and unfiltered perspectives, Tomorrow, Today explores breakthrough ideas before they become mainstream. Each episode brings together world-class experts, cultural voices, and everyday people to unpack the opportunities and risks of a rapidly evolving future.The future is coming. Tomorrow, Today helps us decide what to do about it.
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Prenderse Fuego: Las Voces de Pedro Lemebel
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<p>Serie sonora y biográfica que recorre la vida, obra y legado de Pedro Lemebel a través de su voz. A partir de archivos radiales, entrevistas inéditas, testimonios íntimos y documentos personales, este viaje sonoro reconstruye al artista, narrador, cronista, performer y figura pública desde su registro más icónico: su forma de hablar, de relatar y de provocar. Cada episodio explora una etapa distinta de su vida, enfatizando en su voz —como herramienta estética y política— y cómo fue transformándose hasta el final de su vida.</p> <p>Prenderse Fuego es una coproducción de GAM y Podium Podcast Chile.</p>

Testigo Directo
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Testigo Directo es un video podcast de periodismo investigativo que te sumerge en las historias mĂĄs impactantes de Colombia y AmĂ©rica Latina. Desde el narcotrĂĄfico y el crimen organizado, hasta casos de corrupciĂłn, desapariciones y luchas sociales, cada episodio revela verdades ocultas y voces silenciadas. Con una narrativa ĂĄgil, testimonios exclusivos y anĂĄlisis de fondo, Testigo Directo va mĂĄs allĂĄ de los titulares para mostrar lo que otros no cuentan. đ Escucha. Cuestiona. SĂ© Testigo Directo.

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
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In "Hardcore History" journalist and broadcaster Dan Carlin takes his "Martian", unorthodox way of thinking and applies it to the past. Was Alexander the Great as bad a person as Adolf Hitler? What would Apaches with modern weapons be like? Will our modern civilization ever fall like civilizations from past eras? This isn't academic history (and Carlin isn't a historian) but the podcast's unique blend of high drama, masterful narration and Twilight Zone-style twists has entertained millions of listeners.

Mick Unplugged
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Everybody talks about your WHY. Mick Hunt goes deeper. Mick Unplugged is the leadership and personal growth podcast built on one idea: your BECAUSE is the purpose underneath your purpose, and it is the most powerful force you own. Hosted by Mick Hunt, USA Today bestselling author and the voice of Modern Leadership, every episode sits across from a high performer, founder, athlete, or culture-shaper and asks the one question they cannot fake an answer to. What is your BECAUSE? Past guests include Shark Tank stars Daymond John and Kevin O'Leary, entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk, motivational legend Les Brown, Chef Robert Irvine, comedians Rickey Smiley and Earthquake, NFL Hall of Famer Jared Allen, hospitality mogul David Grutman, and World Series champion Jeremy Guthrie. No scripts. No surface-level fluff. Just the real fire behind why they refused to quit. If you are a leader, an entrepreneur, or someone who is done coasting on motivational quotes, this is your show. You will walk away every week with mindset shifts, leadership strategy, and the kind of straight talk that actually moves you forward. New episodes drop weekly. Follow Mick Unplugged on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube so you never miss one. Your BECAUSE is your Superpower. Go Unleash It.

Creators Inc. Podcast
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Andy Bachman's Creators Inc. Podcast is an unfiltered podcast where top content creators talk honestly about how they grow, go viral, and make real money online. We break down strategies, mistakes, algorithms, and the behind-the-scenes moments nobody posts â plus personal stories, internet drama, and whatever wild shit is happening in their world. Smart, funny, and unscripted. Swear words included. If youâre building an audience or just want to know how the creator economy really works, this is creators thinking out loud.

Coffeez with Joe Shalaby
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Hosted by Joseph Shalaby, Founder and CEO of E Mortgage Capital, this isnât your typical business podcast. Each episode brings you inside the minds of high-level entrepreneurs, investors, athletes, celebrities, and cultural voices shaping todayâs economy â not just what they do, but how they actually win. From raw origin stories and early struggles to the real mechanics behind how money is made, scaled, and sometimes lost, Joe cuts through the noise to get to what matters. No fluff. No surface-level answers. Set inside the world of Coffeez, every conversation unfolds with intention â how they started, how they built, what it cost them, and what separates them now. Whether you're building something, investing in something, or simply trying to understand how the game really works, Coffeez with Joe Shalaby delivers unfiltered insight from people who are actually in it.

Tomorrow, Today
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What if humans lived 300 years? What if AI replaces friendships? What if consciousness could be uploaded?Tomorrow, Today is hosted by Shekhar Natarajan, founder and CEO of Orchestro.AI and former senior executive at American Eagle, Walmart, Target, and Disney, where he led global innovations in technology and supply chain. Having shaped how industries adapt to disruption, Shekhar now considers the questions that will define humanityâs next era.Blending cinematic storytelling, raw conversations, and unfiltered perspectives, Tomorrow, Today explores breakthrough ideas before they become mainstream. Each episode brings together world-class experts, cultural voices, and everyday people to unpack the opportunities and risks of a rapidly evolving future.The future is coming. Tomorrow, Today helps us decide what to do about it.
