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Burn The Map

Crazy ones? You're damn right.Burn the Map is a podcast about the people who can't help but chase obsession. Before the exits. Before the followers. Before anyone asked them to.

Podcast · By Dan Baird · English · Official site

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Aug 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Burn The Map: AI, Brain Science, and the Future of Longevity with Andrea Olsen (opens the original)

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    In This Episode: We talk to Andrea Olsen about what happens when neuroscience, machine learning, and longevity research stop being separate lanes and start crashing into each other. Andrea is studying computational neural systems, building Luria Health, and thinking way beyond the usual "AI in healthcare" clichés. We get into brain-computer interfaces, digital twins, occupational health, lucid dreaming, memory hacks, and the very real possibility that the future of medicine looks a lot more pers

  2. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Burn The Map: Don't Mistake AI Fluency for Understanding w/ Dr. Anastassia Lauterbach (opens the original)

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    In This Episode: We talk to D. Anastassia Lauterbach about what it actually takes to think clearly about AI when everyone else is either panicking, posturing, or treating it like magic. She brings a rare mix of operator experience, board-level governance perspective, and deep curiosity about how AI will reshape business, education, and society. We get into why AI literacy matters more than hype, what leaders keep getting wrong about adoption, and why understanding the limits of these systems is

  3. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Burn The Map: Branding That Converts in the Age of AI w/ Kate DiLeo (opens the original)

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    In This Episode: We talk to Kate DiLeo about why you can't just prompt your way into a brand people actually care about. Kate breaks down the difference between cranking out content and building messaging that genuinely moves people to act. She walks through how she rebuilt her business for the AI era without turning herself into a SaaS founder, why so many companies end up with bland, forgettable positioning after letting ChatGPT take the wheel, and why the real edge still comes from human judg

  4. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Burn The Map: Turning AI Into Operational Leverage w/ Brad Groux (opens the original)

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    In This Episode: We talk to Brad Groux about practical AI, automation, and the gap between flashy demos and systems that actually survive real work. As Co-Founder and CEO of Digital Meld, Brad operates like a builder first: cloud, workflow, Microsoft integrations, agent orchestration, and the messy reality of getting AI to do useful things inside a business. We get into his obsession with making AI operational instead of ornamental, why most teams are chasing optics instead of outcomes, and how

  5. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    Burn The Map: The Real Cost of Shipping AI Without Guardrails w/ Gabriela Bar (opens the original)

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    In This Episode: We talk to Gabriela Bar about why AI governance is no longer a side conversation for lawyers and compliance people—it's becoming the dividing line between products that actually deserve trust and products that are basically theater. Gabriela breaks down what businesses get wrong when they rush to say they're "using AI," why most teams still don't ask nearly enough questions about how these systems actually work, and how the European approach to regulation is trying to protect hu

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