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Content Chaos with George and Col: Weekly podcast diving straight into meaningful conversations about navigating modern life. George, WorkTech owner and expert at the intersection of business technology and people, teams up with Col, NYU educator and marketing discovery expert.

Podcast · By George and Col · American English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
11
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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Utility Ghosting, Brick-ing the Feed, and Pop Duo Origins (opens the original)

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    George and Col balance wholesale youth soccer shifts and Hall & Oates origin myths with an honest look at telecom utility ghosting and breaking phone habits with the "Brick". In Episode 56 of Content Chaos , co-hosts George LaRocque and Colleen Kenny welcome the official arrival of autumn in New Providence, New Jersey, reflecting on the comforting rhythm of established fall routines. George kicks off the episode with a cheerful update from the youth soccer pitch, where his youngest daughter’s te

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Cranford Canoeing, US Open Champions, and AI Regulatory Posturing (opens the original)

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    George and Col balance local Cranford kayaking and US Open victory stories with an honest look at AI executive posturing and state-level antitrust regulations. In Episode 55 of Content Chaos , co-hosts George LaRocque and Colleen Kenny welcome the approach of the autumnal equinox in New Providence, New Jersey, reflecting on the comfort of returning to consistent fall routines. George shares his satisfaction with getting back into weekly tennis clinics and preparing for his major October HR Tech

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Power Surges, Forest Bathing, and Brick-ing the Feed (opens the original)

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    George and Col balance a sudden electrical power surge and the "Brick" app experiment with Labor Day forest bathing, real-world business AI metrics, and academic research. In Episode 54 of Content Chaos , co-hosts George LaRocque and Colleen Kenny reconnect after a busy Labor Day weekend to share weekly updates. George breaks down hosting a 12-year-old birthday sleepover featuring an outdoor backyard movie screen and a raucous, sleep-deprived group of kids. Col recaps her Labor Day weekend at he

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Paralympic Records, Himalayan Sludge, and Whiteboard Clarity (opens the original)

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    An insightful conversation on navigating object impermanence, celebrating world-record achievements, and unpacking the real-world friction of corporate AI energy footprints. In Episode 53 of Content Chaos , co-hosts George LaRocque and Colleen Kenny ease into the official back-to-school season as Labor Day approaches and fall schedules take shape. The hosts start off by reviewing their weekly wins. George celebrates taking necessary personal time to play tennis multiple times amidst a hyper-busy

  5. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Claude-Generated Shells, The Odyssey, and Bhutan Hazelnuts (opens the original)

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    From weeding out low-effort, Claude-built website shells at major tech events to exploring ADHD compassion training, this episode examines authenticity in an AI-saturated world. In Episode 52 of Content Chaos , co-hosts George LaRocque and Colleen Kenny welcome the post-Labor Day "back to school" reset—a crucial seasonal shift alongside January when enterprise business and academic momentum reboot. With George sporting his Rutgers hat as their son prepares for his off-campus college move-in, the

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