Rightbrain
Adventures in AI
Adventures in AI is a podcast from the team at Rightbrain. Follow Ollie Happy's journey learning, breaking, and building with AI tools. The goal: help you become more efficient, more organised, and more capable with AI, without changing the way you work today. Expect entertaining guests, practical takeaways and some more light-hearted content compared to what you usually see in your feed.
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Rightbrain
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Latest episode
Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
Deep dive: Claude Design 09.07.2026 45:17
Host Ollie is joined by Design Lead Hugo to take a deep-dive into Claude Design and review how AI is changing the world of Design. Claude Design was in early preview at time of recording and is now available to all Claude users. Hugo Campanella, Rightbrain's lead designer, has been testing it since day one — and this episode is the map of where it earns its keep in the software development lifecyc...
The map of the AI 19.06.2026 33:34
You chat with AI every day. But is there more to it? This episode is the map. Ollie left the clever stuff for later and went back to basics: what Claude actually is, how it's built, and the one thing that turns a rubbish answer into a great one. No jargon, nothing assumed — the ground floor for getting properly good with AI, whether you're on Claude, Copilot, Gemini or ChatGPT. In this episode: Wh...
Raiders of the automation 02.04.2026 13:28
In this episode, Ollie shares his journey from ChatGPT skeptic to product lead and AI podcast host at Rightbrain. He covers the tools that didn't work, the ones that did, why context is everything, and the exact moment AI stopped being a novelty and started being indispensable. Plus: what Rightbrain actually does , why he joined the team and what to expect from the podcast.
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