The Human Side of AI with Flora, from Jamout.ai

What if you ran your health the way you run your business, with metrics, strategy, and a clear vision for where you're headed? In this episode, Flora sits down with Regan Archibald, longevity expert, founder of Ageless Future, and co-founder of FoundersFuel.co. Regan has served over 70,000 clients, reviewed more than 10,000 blood panels, and holds a newly awarded patent for the Ageless Future Oper...

  On June 9th, Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5, the most capable AI model ever released to the public. Three days later, the US government invoked national security export controls and the entire system went dark worldwide. In this AI-hosted deep dive, our hosts unpack the whole story: what makes Fable 5 different from every model before it, why the public version and the government-restricted M...

Everyone is learning AI. Everyone is building apps. Almost nobody is teaching you how to actually market what you build. Jam Anderson came back from the Women Building AI event in Salt Lake City with that realization, and it lit a fire under something big: the AI Marketing Sprint, launching inside Club Jam on August 1st. In this episode, Jam and Flora break down exactly what the sprint covers: you...

What happens when a community of small business owners spends 10 days using AI to practice generosity? They don't just get better at prompting. They get better at giving. And at receiving, which it turns out is the harder skill. In this episode, our AI hosts unpack the Club Jam Go-Giver Challenge: 10 days, five laws, and one community discovering that the highest use of artificial intelligence isn...

What if the concepts behind great marketing have never actually changed, only the methods have? Marvin Drobes would know. With 50+ years in sales, marketing, and advertising and nearly two decades running his digital agency, Marvin has watched the landscape shift from print ads and Yellow Pages to Google Business Profiles and AI, and he's stayed standing through all of it. In this episode, Marvin...

What if everything you know about getting found online is already outdated? In this episode, our AI hosts break down the marketing insights that are reshaping how smart businesses capture attention in 2026 — from the neuroscience of why people don't buy, to why your SEO strategy needs a complete rethink, to the six-pillar framework for building a brand that people reach for without even thinking a...

Brent LaGrange is a doctor of physical therapy from Denver, Colorado, a lifelong tinkerer, and someone who woke up from a coma on his birthday and realized his family had no way to reach anyone. No contacts, no calendar, no plan. That experience sent him down a path of building something that didn't exist yet. He's not a developer. He's an entrepreneur who decided to stop waiting for permission. I...

Claude ships two autonomous agents -- and most people don't know the difference, or why it matters. In this episode, our AI hosts go deep on Claude Cowork and Claude Code: how they actually think, act, and remember, why only 1.6% of Claude Code's source code is actual AI logic, and what the five-layer memory pipeline means for how these tools handle your work. Plus: why Thomson Reuters dropped 16%...

Olesya grew up in the final years of the Soviet Union -- born in Azerbaijan, displaced by ethnic war at nine, raising herself through the chaos of 1990s Russia alongside an entrepreneurial single mother who had company registration number one in their region. By 21, she had two university degrees with honors and a scholarship to Boston. By 26, she had her own lighting design firm in Moscow. By her...

What actually happens when you spend six weeks learning Claude from the ground up? In this episode, our AI hosts do a full recap of the Zero to Claude Sprint — Club Jam's newest training program where members go from AI beginners to builders. We trace the full arc: getting past the search engine mindset, connecting your real tools like Gmail and HubSpot through MCP, building Skills so Claude stops...

In this episode, Flora sits down with Jonathan, known online as Dr. AI, a Southern California-based automation strategist and educator who went from $32,000 in debt and two months behind on rent to empowering over 500 entrepreneurs with AI and automation systems. Jonathan shares how necessity turned him into a self-taught coder and robotics builder, why he believes entrepreneurs in early traction...

Jess Pischel didn't plan to be an AI consultant. She spent years in corporate learning and development, had a few babies, stepped back from the road-warrior consulting life, and eventually found her way back to the work she loved through a SCORE webinar and a community called Club Jam. Now she runs Human First AI Consulting out of Cleveland, helping small to mid-sized businesses figure out where A...

Every Monday on The Human Side of AI, I hand the mic to our AI hosts so I can show up fully for the things only a human can do. And this week's topic hit close to home. Friday's guest, Katherine Gruenberg of AI Powered Social, is one of the sharpest minds I know when it comes to social media strategy for small business owners. But when we sat down together we went so deep on her House Manager OS c...

What if your home could run like a well-managed business -- without you having to be the one running it all the time? In this episode, Flora sits down with Katherine Gruenberg, founder of AI-Powered Social and creator of the AI House Manager, an operating system designed to take the mental load of home management off your plate so you can show up fully for your work and your life. Katherine's path...

Angie Smith spent 25 years at AT&T before finding herself at a turning point. Instead of searching for another corporate role, she launched Angie Smith Summit Consulting and went all in on three things she had been building quietly for years: a life coaching practice, a podcast, and a public speaking career. In this episode Angie talks about what it actually feels like to leave a 25-year career an...

We talk a lot about using AI to save time. This episode asks a harder question: what are you actually saving it for? The AI Time Reclamation Act flips the usual productivity conversation on its head. Instead of asking how AI can help you do more, it asks how AI can help you be more present: with your family, your creativity, your own inner life. In this episode we get into cognitive load theory an...

Jennifer Browning has spent 12 years at Austin Community College, the last five and a half of them as a Senior Area Study Advising Specialist. She also serves as the elected VP of Marketing and Communications for TEXAAN, the Texas Academic Advising Network, managing social media, newsletters, webinars, a quarterly journal, a mentorship program, and an annual statewide conference, all while holding...

Most people try AI once, get a weird robotic answer, and go back to doing things the hard way. This episode is about what happens when you stop dabbling and actually build something. Today we break down Zero to Claude, Jamout.ai's six-week sprint that takes you from staring at a blank chat box to having a fully integrated AI system working inside your business. We unpack every phase of the framewo...

What do you do when your entire career gets derailed by domestic violence? If you're Charlotte Habegger, you rebuild from scratch, raise three kids, homeschool them for a decade, and quietly build nine businesses, projects, and nonprofits along the way. Charlotte is a biochemist turned serial entrepreneur, connector, and advocate based in Quebec, Canada. In this conversation, she shares how she we...

Over a billion people use AI every week. Most of them are using it wrong. Not because they're bad at technology — because nobody explained how it actually works. In this episode, we break down the single most important reframe for anyone using AI in their business: AI is not a database. It's a relator. It doesn't retrieve facts — it connects patterns. And once you understand that distinction, ever...

Abi Odedeyi went from fintech sales in Nigeria to becoming a UK government-recognised technology talent building AI systems for small businesses in Scotland. Her path was not linear and that is exactly what makes this conversation worth your time. In this episode Abi talks about what actually works when you bring AI into a business. Not the tutorials. Not the bootcamp certificates. The real implem...

Club Jam member Juanita Carpenter asked a great question about AI video tools, and since our monthly challenge is all about creating video, we went deep. In this episode, we break down the best AI video creation platforms available right now for business owners — no developer jargon, no fluff, just what each tool does, who it is for, and whether it is worth your time. We cover HeyGen, Synthesia, P...

Tammy Davis didn't set out to build an AI company. She set out to solve a problem she kept seeing up close: realtors with full pipelines and no system to work them. After careers in healthcare, real estate, and project management at Cigna, Tammy discovered AI through Sabrina Ramanoff's Women Builds AI community and everything clicked. She founded Pulse Pipeline AI to help realtors qualify leads, c...

Your AI tool isn't broken. It just doesn't know who you are. A 2025 MIT report found that 95% of businesses fail to move AI from pilot to real operational impact. Not because the technology doesn't work, but because nobody taught it how their business actually runs. In this episode, your AI hosts unpack the Context Problem: why even the most powerful models default to generic, useless output when...

Sweetu Shah is a doula based in Chiriquí, Panama — and she came to this work the way a lot of people find their calling: through a gap nobody else was filling. When she gave birth four years ago on her farm in the mountains of western Panama, there were no doulas, no midwives, and no doctor she trusted. She and her husband did the research themselves, had a home birth, and came out the other side...