Me, Myself and AI
Me, Myself, and AI is a podcast where I use today’s most powerful AI tools to dig into the stories, ideas, and forces shaping our world.
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Lipstick on a pig: Lake Ontario Now & Forever (opens the original)
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Trump renamed Lake Ontario "Lake America" while U.S.-Canada tariffs hit their highest level in decades and Canada's economy slid into a technical recession. Along the way — Google Maps splitting the name by country, Ontario Premier Doug Ford's billboard response, Wendat Grand Chief Pierre Picard on what gets erased when a name changes, and the much darker precedent buried in Canadian history: the 1916 renaming of Berlin, Ontario to Kitchener, after a British commander whose own record includes t
Good history (opens the original)
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We spend a lot of time talking about what’s wrong with the world. But what if we spent a little more time looking for evidence that things can actually change? In this episode of Real Ones and Robots , Casey goes looking for the moments when people looked at something that seemed permanent and decided it didn’t have to be. Finland changed how it approached homelessness. Vienna built public housing designed to last for generations. Costa Rica reversed decades of deforestation. Rwanda dramatically
Smoke, Tariffs, and Truth: Inside Canada's Hardest Summer (opens the original)
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Ontario is living through its worst wildfire season on record, and the human cost — mostly borne by First Nations communities in the north — is getting buried under a louder fight: Trump blaming Canada for the smoke while threatening new tariffs, and Doug Ford firing back. Casey and Jay break down what's actually burning, who's actually displaced, and what a 50% tariff threat could really cost Canadian workers — plus a quick, honest read on where the US itself stands right now, mid-war with Iran
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