The Human Side of AI with Flora, from Jamout.ai

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The Human Side of AI is a podcast for business owners and entrepreneurs who want to use AI in a way that actually fits their life and work. Each week, Mondays are led by our AI hosts diving into tools, trends, and practical applications, while Fridays bring real conversations with real humans using AI to work smarter and live fuller lives. Because at the end of the day, we believe AI gives you something priceless back: time to be human. Hosted by Flora Mercury. A Jamout.ai original podcast, made for the Club Jam community and anyone ready to stop drowning in the to-do list and start living on purpose.

  1. 2D AGO

    Your Home Has a CEO Problem (And AI Just Fixed It) -- with Katherine Gruenberg

    What if your home could run like a well-managed business -- without you having to be the one running it all the time? In this episode, Flora sits down with Katherine Gruenberg, founder of AI-Powered Social and creator of the AI House Manager, an operating system designed to take the mental load of home management off your plate so you can show up fully for your work and your life. Katherine's path is one for the books -- from running a 50s diner and motel in the Adirondack Mountains, to 9 years in Las Vegas where she discovered tech, to building an AI-powered business that is now part of the Anthropic Partner Network. And through all of it, she kept running into the same problem that most busy people face: the invisible labor of just keeping life running. In this conversation, you will hear: How Katherine is using AI to organize, automate, and manage her home -- from meal planning to nighttime routines to home finances The phone automation she built that pulls up her shopping list the moment she arrives at the store Why most productivity tools miss the mark (hint: they focus on output instead of stress relief) How she unpacked and organized an entire kitchen in 4 hours using photos and ChatGPT Her simple starting point for anyone who wants to apply this today: one problem, one tool This episode is for the mom who has 47 tabs open in her brain before she sits down to work. The entrepreneur who keeps forgetting that tonight is sports night. The human who just wants a little less friction between where they are and where they're trying to go. Katherine's AI House Manager is still in development, but she is building it to be accessible -- and she is sharing prompts and resources in the meantime so stay tuned for that! If you want to meet more humans using AI to live and work better, join us in Club Jam, our online community, at skool.com/jamoutai/about. We would love to have you there!

    35 min

  2. MAY 8

    From AT&T to All In: Angie Smith on Coaching, Books, a TEDx Talk, and Learning AI from Scratch

    Angie Smith spent 25 years at AT&T before finding herself at a turning point. Instead of searching for another corporate role, she launched Angie Smith Summit Consulting and went all in on three things she had been building quietly for years: a life coaching practice, a podcast, and a public speaking career. In this episode Angie talks about what it actually feels like to leave a 25-year career and start over, how she works with professional women navigating personal and professional transition through the Unbreakable Life framework, and why she thinks the skills that made her successful in corporate America, trust-building, human connection, and communication, are the same ones that make her an effective coach. She also shares where AI fits into her new chapter. She is currently in Jamout.ai's Zero to Claude sprint and has been using Claude to find her brand voice and explore podcast sponsorships. For someone who leads with human connection, she has a refreshingly honest take on what AI can and cannot do for the work she cares about most. Plus: her TEDx talk on the power of imagination is coming in January 2027 in partnership with LEGO. That one is worth the listen alone. The Human Side of AI with Flora, from Jamout.ai. New episodes every Monday and Friday.

    28 min

  3. MAY 4

    The AI Time Reclamation Act: Reclaiming Your Humanity

    div]:bg-bg-000/50 [&_pre>div]:border-0.5 [&_pre>div]:border-border-400 [&_.ignore-pre-bg>div]:bg-transparent [&_.standard-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pl-2 [&_.standard-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,ul,ol,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pr-8 [&_.progressive-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pl-2 [&_.progressive-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,ul,ol,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pr-8"> _*]:min-w-0 gap-3 standard-markdown"> We talk a lot about using AI to save time. This episode asks a harder question: what are you actually saving it for? The AI Time Reclamation Act flips the usual productivity conversation on its head. Instead of asking how AI can help you do more, it asks how AI can help you be more present: with your family, your creativity, your own inner life. In this episode we get into cognitive load theory and why your brain treats scheduling a meeting the same way it treats a major life decision. We talk about the vacuum problem, what happens when you successfully free up time and then immediately fill it with more screen time. And we dig into the guardrails that actually make this work: AI handles the preparation, you handle the presence. This one is not about hacks or efficiency. It is about what becomes possible when the machine handles the friction and you finally have the energy to show up for the parts of life that actually matter. The Human Side of AI with Flora, from Jamout.ai. New episodes every Monday and Friday.

    17 min

  4. MAY 1

    Advising Students, Marketing a Network, and Learning AI Along the Way: A Conversation with Jennifer Browning

    Jennifer Browning has spent 12 years at Austin Community College, the last five and a half of them as a Senior Area Study Advising Specialist. She also serves as the elected VP of Marketing and Communications for TEXAAN, the Texas Academic Advising Network, managing social media, newsletters, webinars, a quarterly journal, a mentorship program, and an annual statewide conference, all while holding down her full time advising role. In this episode Jennifer talks about the surprising duality of those two worlds, how supporting students every day gives her a ground level view of what advisors across the state also need, and how AI has quietly become the thing that makes switching between those two very different headspaces actually possible. She also gets real about where AI fits in academic advising right now, how she talks to students about using it as a tool rather than a shortcut, and the catch-22 of advising computer science students in a job market being reshaped by the very technology they are studying. The Human Side of AI with Flora, from Jamout.ai. New episodes every Monday and Friday.

    32 min

  5. APR 27

    Zero to Claude: The Six-Week AI Integration Roadmap

    Most people try AI once, get a weird robotic answer, and go back to doing things the hard way. This episode is about what happens when you stop dabbling and actually build something. Today we break down Zero to Claude, Jamout.ai's six-week sprint that takes you from staring at a blank chat box to having a fully integrated AI system working inside your business. We unpack every phase of the framework: setting up Claude the right way, building custom prompts that actually sound like you, solving the amnesia problem so you stop re-explaining yourself every time you open a new chat, connecting Claude to Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive, and finally building one real thing from your actual business that did not exist before. The goal was never to replace you. It was to free you up to do more of what only a human can do. Zero to Claude kicks off May 4th. Club Jam members are already in. Not a member yet? Visit jamout.ai or find us in Club Jam, our AI Training Hub on Skool. The Human Side of AI with Flora, from Jamout.ai. New episodes every Monday and Friday.

    19 min

  6. APR 24

    From Lab Bench to Mars: How Charlotte Habegger Rebuilt Everything Using AI, Grit, and the Science of Connection

    What do you do when your entire career gets derailed by domestic violence? If you're Charlotte Habegger, you rebuild from scratch, raise three kids, homeschool them for a decade, and quietly build nine businesses, projects, and nonprofits along the way. Charlotte is a biochemist turned serial entrepreneur, connector, and advocate based in Quebec, Canada. In this conversation, she shares how she went from studying RNA and protein interactions to becoming one of the top performers in her direct sales company, how her scientific mind shaped the way she builds and leads, and how AI has become the tool that lets her do more of what actually matters. We talk about time blocking, building women's networks, why she doesn't believe in competition, and what she means when she says she wants to be the first woman on Mars. We also get into the real talk: how she used AI to reclaim time, why knowing what you want is the prerequisite to everything, and what post-separation violence is and why she built the world's first resource platform for survivors. This is a Friday episode, which means real people, real stories, real AI use. Charlotte is all three. Connect with Charlotte at firstwomantomars@gmail.com or find her on her Substack at substack.com/@firstwomantomars.

    29 min

  7. APR 20

    AI Is a Relator, Not a Database

    Over a billion people use AI every week. Most of them are using it wrong. Not because they're bad at technology — because nobody explained how it actually works. In this episode, we break down the single most important reframe for anyone using AI in their business: AI is not a database. It's a relator. It doesn't retrieve facts — it connects patterns. And once you understand that distinction, everything changes. We cover: Why AI hallucinates (and why that's a feature, not a bug) The strength zone vs. the weakness zone — and what belongs in each The one question to ask before you type any prompt A real-world example of how agencies get burned using AI the wrong way If you've ever felt frustrated, confused, or let down by AI — this episode is your reset. Jam Packed Business Made Easy with AI, now The Human Side of AI drops every Monday and Friday. Find us wherever you listen.

    10 min

  8. APR 17

    How to Stop Chatting with AI and Start Working with It: Abi Odedeyi on Building AI Systems for Real Business

    Abi Odedeyi went from fintech sales in Nigeria to becoming a UK government-recognised technology talent building AI systems for small businesses in Scotland. Her path was not linear and that is exactly what makes this conversation worth your time. In this episode Abi talks about what actually works when you bring AI into a business. Not the tutorials. Not the bootcamp certificates. The real implementation: start with one task, map the process, measure what changes, and protect your data. She also gets into the ethical side of AI that most people skip over entirely. Abi is the founder of Blooms Consult and CodeFreeIQ, where she helps non-technical business owners build no-code AI systems that save time and drive revenue. Her upcoming masterclass on Claude Cowork is one of the most practical things happening in AI right now for small business owners. Resources from this episode: Abi's website: www.codefreeiq.com Claude Cowork Masterclass (early bird ends April 23): https://cowork.codefreeiq.com Connect with Abi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abiodedeyi Email: abi@codefreeiq.com The Human Side of AI with Flora, from Jamout.ai. New episodes every Monday and Friday.

    34 min
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The Human Side of AI is a podcast for business owners and entrepreneurs who want to use AI in a way that actually fits their life and work. Each week, Mondays are led by our AI hosts diving into tools, trends, and practical applications, while Fridays bring real conversations with real humans using AI to work smarter and live fuller lives. Because at the end of the day, we believe AI gives you something priceless back: time to be human. Hosted by Flora Mercury. A Jamout.ai original podcast, made for the Club Jam community and anyone ready to stop drowning in the to-do list and start living on purpose.

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