Brian Madison
The BMad Code
The BMad Code is the code for unlocking AI in your life. Hosted by Brian Madison, founder of the BMad Method, this is a show for anyone who senses that AI is rewriting the rules, in work, in creativity, in business, and in everyday life, and wants to be on the right side of that shift. Each episode is a candid conversation with the people defining, shaping, or just figuring out what an AI-native life actually looks like in practice. Builders, designers, founders, creators, musicians, operators, and curious humans of every flavor. We dig into how to think before you prompt, how to build softwar...
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Episodes
bmad-loop: Building Epics While You Sleep — with Paul "pinkyD" Bean 07.07.2026 1:29:14
Episode 2 of the BMad Code Podcast — the audio feed of the first-ever BMad Code weekly livestream. Brian "BMad" Madison is joined by founding community member Paul "pinkyD" Bean, creator of bmad-loop: the new BMad Method feature that autonomously runs your epics-and-stories dev cycle — spec, develop, review, fix, repeat — with no babysitting required. Paul shares his path from getting a Borland C...
Trading 25 Years of Pixel Pushing for AI Strategy: The Token Slot Machine, You're Doing UX Backwards, and Why Two Agents Beat Two Hundred Skills 04.05.2026 1:25:11
After 25 years of UX design, Marten Angner spent his first 20 minutes with the BMad method and called it a love story. Five months later he is rebuilding how Whiteport Design Studio works, and rethinking what a designer is even for. In this conversation Marten walks through the moment AI clicked for him, why specs are the new code, and the mindset shift that separates designers who stay stuck from...
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