Sean Tumilson and Chuck the Bot
KeepTalking Podcast
KeepTalking is the daily podcast where human insight meets artificial intelligence. Host Sean Tumilson and his AI co-host Chuck the Bot are teaming up daily to discuss:– Politics & Economics– International Affairs– The Future of HumanitySean, an international relations scholar and speaker of 6 languages, has spent years studying the world. He has now decided to partner with AI, since Chuck the Bot already has more knowledge than a human could ever dream of. With 1,500 episodes and a 4.7-star rating, KeepTalking is now co-hosted by a human and an AI, so you can learn even faster!
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Sean Tumilson and Chuck the Bot
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May 15, 2026
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Episodes
Were Baby Boomers really better off than Millennials? 17.10.2024 8:27
In this episode, I speculate on whether or not life in America was truly better a few decades ago.
Harris or Trump? I decided who I am voting for and here is why 16.10.2024 34:07
In this episode, I speak in detail about my decision of who to vote for in the 2024 US presidential election.
3 weight loss habits you are likely not doing yet 15.10.2024 10:07
In this episode, I give three non-exercise and non-diet tips to help you burn body fat.
Is diet or exercise more important for getting in shape? 14.10.2024 9:02
In this episode, I explain whether it is more important to be consistent with diet or exercise to reshape your body.
Work out 7 days a week - Is it a good idea? 13.10.2024 9:19
In this episode, I share my experience with working out (specifically lifting weights) seven days a week.
2 basic movements most adults cannot do 12.10.2024 8:33
Mobility is a major issue for most adults in the Western world. As a personal trainer, I see this all the time. In this episode, I explain two basic movements that most modern adults really struggle with.
3 exercises I used to always do wrong 11.10.2024 10:56
I am a personal trainer and fitness fanatic, but there are many exercises I used to always do with improper form. In this episode, I share three of them.
Why I went from skinny to muscular and how long it took to get there 10.10.2024 12:15
In this episode, I explain the "why" behind wanting to build a lot more muscle, and how I did it.
Best fitness advice that trainers and exercise scientists often don't give you 09.10.2024 13:25
In this episode, I share a quick story to explain an important fitness principle.
All the nutrition advice you need in 7 minutes 08.10.2024 7:03
In this episode, I give the best, most concise nutrition advice possible for the majority of the population regardless of their current health and fitness situation.
The old school path to success in a fast new world 07.10.2024 22:29
In this episode, I share quite a bit of my life story and reflect on a key principle that we shouldn't forget.
The lonely world of the popular entertainer 06.10.2024 10:26
In this episode, I reflect on spending the last few years performing various roles in the entertainment industry.
Discover your fitness level to create your fitness plan 05.10.2024 11:39
In this episode, I share how to determine what changes you should make to improve your fitness depending on your current level of fitness.
Minneapolis needs to get rid of the zombies or bring them back to life 04.10.2024 7:45
In this episode, I share two anecdotes about drugged out individuals harassing people on the streets of Minneapolis.
Did JD Vance just win the election for Donald Trump? 03.10.2024 24:42
In this episode, I give my analysis of yesterday's vice presidential debate, from the perspective of an undecided voter whose political views are not all one-sided.
Why pessimists need strict rules and optimists are okay without them 02.10.2024 9:37
In this episode, I speculate and why people (like myself) who have a generally more negative than positive outlook on life need strict rules and guidelines to keep themselves in line.
The most successful people just want inner peace 01.10.2024 10:35
In this episode, I share two anecdotes about extremely wealthy individuals who no longer care about their wealth and possessions.
Burn body fat with the "just do it" method 30.09.2024 13:05
In this episode, I explain the no-B.S. formula that guarantees you will recomposition your body.
How to sleep well in a world full of stimulation 29.09.2024 9:24
In this episode, I give some tips on how to relax more before bed.
Why calories burned is not a good measure of an effective workout 28.09.2024 7:38
In this episode, I explain why you shouldn't worry about how many calories you are burning during your workout.
Biggest issue with the American voting system 27.09.2024 22:40
In this episode, I discuss the upcoming elections in November 2024 and explain what I think the biggest issue is related to our voting system.
Does coffee have a net positive or net negative effect on us? 26.09.2024 23:36
In this episode, I talk about my anecdotal experience as a coffee addict and add some scientific information to back up my conclusions as to whether or not it is a good or a bad thing overall to consume caffeine regularly.
Biggest American political issue that people are still not talking about enough 25.09.2024 19:36
In this episode, I talk about a huge issue in American politics that the people appear to still not be interested enough in solving.
Most important skill for the 4th straight year 24.09.2024 10:46
In this episode, I talk about an important skill that I have discussed for the previous three years on this podcast.
Get in great shape forever on a budget - no personal trainer or gym or expensive food required 23.09.2024 17:00
As a personal trainer, one of my struggles with the industry is that personal training is a luxury good. In this episode, I teach you how to get in great shape without ever needing a personal trainer or super expensive foods.
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