Episode 252: Unraveling the Mystery of Good Music: AI's Revolutionary Impact

April 29th, 2024  |  1 hr 4 mins

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Join us as we dive into the world of music and unravel the age-old question: What truly makes a song great – the melody, rhythm, or lyrics? But that's not all – buckle up as we explore how AI is revolutionizing the music scene. We shift gears to discuss why leveraging AI to supercharge our careers and skills is an absolute game-changer. It's all happening on this episode of The Saulty Show, where the conversation is hot, the insights are fresh, and the beats are unstoppable

Episode 111: SCOTUS Dilemma

September 21st, 2020  |  1 hr 54 mins

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On this episode of The Saulty Show

Wow. What a roller coaster week this has been. 2020, you ain't seen nothing yet.

Ruth Bader Ginsberg Died over the weekend. May she rest in peace.
It has set the stage for possibly one of the biggest fights for a seat to the Supreme court.

Joe Biden - left his basement again. This time to make an appearance for Hispanic Pandering Month.

Also, we'll talk about Netflix's new propaganda film called Social Dilemma. They cover the addictive qualities of social media.