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Hosted by Bert Carroll and Julianna Fricchione · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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What if tech didn't make life harder—but actually helped us think better, move faster, and stay human in the chaos?Welcome to Accelerating Humans, where we decode the wild intersection of AI, business, and real-life problem solving. Hosts Bert (a no-BS CTO) and Julianna (an HR/ops pro with stories for days) break down what’s real, what’s hype, and how to make smarter moves—at work and beyond.Each episode is:A candid convo, not a keynote.Packed with analogies, insights, and “okay but how?” tactics.Designed to help you say “I can,” even if you’re not a techie.Whether you’re building
Bert Carroll and Julianna Fricchione hosts Accelerating Humans, a technology show with 12 episodes published.
In this episode of Accelerating Humans, Julianna and Bert break down the concept of a "change script"—a practical tool for guiding people through transitions, especially when tech like AI is involved. Drawing inspiration
What happens when a chatbot has a name and introduces itself as a team member? Bert and Julianna tackle the provocative question: Should AI agents appear on your organizational chart? From phone answering assistants name
Should you build a custom solution or buy something off-the-shelf? It's one of the most common decisions facing businesses today, yet most teams approach it without a clear framework. Bert and Julianna tackle real-world
Episode Summary Bill Walker—aka the Purple Squirrel—is the guy CEOs call when they’re stuck at the $10M ceiling and spreadsheets are running the show. With roots in both marketing and IT, Bill doesn’t just build systems—
AI might be great at optimization—but it still can’t look you in the eye and feel what you're going through. In this episode, Bert and Julianna explore why empathy isn’t just a soft skill anymore—it’s a power skill. From
Episode Summary You know that little voice that says, “I can’t”? We’re coming for it. In this episode, Bert and Julianna tackle the mental roadblocks that stop us before we even begin — whether it’s building a website, s
Welcome to Accelerating Humans! In this episode, Julianna and Bert tackle the beast lurking in most businesses: the Frankenstack—that overgrown mess of software, systems, and apps duct-taped together over time. They talk
Tired of AI spitting out polished-but-soulless copy? In this episode of Accelerating Humans, Bert and Julianna break down how to train your AI tools so they sound like you—not like a corporate consultant or a recycled Li
Episode Summary: In this candid episode, Bert and Julianna dive into the often uncomfortable topic of bias in AI. They unpack how algorithms can inherit human prejudices, why even “neutral” data isn’t neutral, and who ge
In this episode, Bert and Julianna unpack the emotional rollercoaster of tech adoption—especially AI—in the workplace. Triggered by a headline claiming AI is “already taking jobs,” they dive into the real issue: how diff
What if tech didn't make life harder—but actually helped us think better, move faster, and stay human in the chaos? Welcome to Accelerating Humans, where we decode the wild intersection of AI, business, and real-life pro
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