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A Good Pour: Conversations About Good Work

Good work means using your talents and position to care for others and make a difference. On "A Good Pour" we dive into the essence of strong leadership, service to others, and the transformative power of doing good.

Podcast · By Good Circle Marketing · American English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Building with AI: The Developer's Dilemma and How to Solve It | with Jesse Lilly (opens the original)

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    AI can help almost anyone build something now. But what happens when the thing you built starts handling customer data, running part of your business, or growing beyond what you actually understand? Kathryn Good sits down with Jesse Lilly, longtime software developer and co-founder of Cambron, to explore how AI is changing software development and what businesses need to consider as they begin building with it. Jesse shares why he's optimistic about the opportunities AI creates while cautioning

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    AI Is Moving Fast. Are We Asking the Right Questions? | Misty Phillip (opens the original)

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    AI isn't something we need to fear, but it is something we need to understand. Kathryn Good sits down with Misty Phillip, author of The Trojan Horse of the Digital Age and COO of Trilogy Works, to explore what responsible AI use looks like for businesses, families, and the next generation. Misty brings a unique perspective from her work in AI and cybersecurity. She and Kathryn discuss why AI isn't neutral, the importance of privacy and governance, protecting kids from unintended consequences, an

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Why 'Don't Use AI' Is The Wrong Advice For Students | with Vicki Davis (opens the original)

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    What does it look like to prepare the next generation for AI without teaching them to outsource their thinking? Kathryn Good sits down with Vicki Davis, educator and creator of Cool Cat Teacher, for a thoughtful conversation about AI, education, integrity, and staying human in a rapidly changing world. Vicki uses AI in her own classroom, but believes responsible use requires more than knowing how to prompt a chatbot. Students need to understand how these tools work, where they fall short, and wh

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Why AI Isn't Working for Your Business | Nicole Noonan (opens the original)

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    AI doesn't fix chaos. Sometimes, it just creates more of it. Kathryn Good sits down with AI coach, strategist, and builder Nicole Noonan for a practical conversation about moving beyond individual AI tools and building systems that actually work for your business. Drawing from more than a decade in advertising and experiential marketing, Nicole shares how she went from using AI to support her own lean team to helping businesses integrate it into real workflows. She and Kathryn discuss why good p

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Faith, AI, and Where We Draw the Line | Lisa Kennell (opens the original)

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    How do we embrace AI without outsourcing the parts of work, and life, that make us human? Kathryn Good sits down with Lisa Kennell, founder of Amplifi Marketing and an AI strategy advisor to leadership teams, for a conversation about using AI with wisdom, responsibility, and purpose. They dig into the intersection of faith and artificial intelligence, from maintaining discernment and authenticity to ensuring people of faith participate in the ethical conversations shaping AI's future. Lisa share

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