The Jim Rutt Show

EP 306 Anders Indset on The Singularity Paradox

EP 305 J. Doyne Farmer on Complexity Economics

EP 304 Samuel Arbesman on The Magic of Code

EP 303 Mark Stahlman on Pope Leo XIV and the Catholic Church’s Missionary Turn

EP 302 Daniel Mezick on Games and Governance

EP 301 Zak Stein on K-12 Education in the AI Era

EP 300 Daniel Rodriguez on AI-Assisted Software Development

EP 299 Ryan Blosser on Permaculture for Food and Friendship

EP 298 Adam Lake on Rebooting American Democracy

EP 297 Sara Walker on the Physics of Life’s Emergence

EP 296 Ashley Hodgson on Economic Mythology and System Change

EP 295 John Robb on How a Networked Organization Blitzed D.C.

EP 294 Timothy Clancy on an AI Cold War

EP 293 Brendan Graham Dempsey on Cosmic Teleology and Emergence Vectors

EP 292 Emil Ejner Friis on Building a Listening Society

This podcast features an interview with Emil Ejner Friis, a proponent of political metamodernism, discussing its implications for building a "listening society." The conversation begins with an introduction to metamodernism as a response to postmodernism's perceived failures in addressing societal well-being beyond ec...

EP 291 Jeff Sebo on Who Matters, What Matters, and Why

EP 290 Mark Stahlman on Trump as the Avatar of the Digital Paradigm Shift

This podcast features Jim Rutt interviewing Mark Stahlman about the shifting global political landscape and the emergence of a "digital sphere." Stahlman argues that the old globalist order is collapsing, leading to a three-sphere model (East, West, and Digital), each reacting differently to this change. He predicts ...

EP 289 Adam B. Levine on AI-Powered Programming for Non-Developers

This podcast interviews Adam B. Levine, a serial entrepreneur and podcaster, about AI programming aids for non-techies. The discussion traces Levine's journey from prompt engineering with LLMs to utilizing AI-first IDEs like Windsurf for more complex projects, highlighting a significant productivity increase. Jim Rut...

EP 288 BJ Campbell on Cops, Belief, and Chainsaw-Faced Robot Dogs

EP 287 Jonathan Rauch on the Epistemic Crisis