Hosted by Casey B · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 41 episodes
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Real Ones and Robots is a podcast where I use today’s most powerful AI tools to dig into the stories, ideas, and forces shaping our world. From economics to culture, housing to innovation, I explore what matters through the lens of a 30-something Black Canadian woman—professional, creative, and curious. It’s part research, part reflection, and part storytelling: a space where data meets lived experience, and where technology becomes a tool for deeper understanding.
Casey B hosts Real Ones and Robots, a news show with 41 episodes published.
In this episode of Me, Myself & AI, Casey asks a bold question: Why am I always rooting for the underdog? From the Toronto Raptors proving the world wrong—again—in the 2026 playoffs, to Stephen Curry completely changing
Show notesStudent funding in Ontario is shifting, and it’s going to affect how much students rely on debt. In this episode of Me, Myself, and AI, Casey B and J break down the key changes from the Ontario government under Doug Ford
Show notesCuba isn’t trending.But maybe it should be. While much of the world looks elsewhere, millions of people in Cuba are dealing with real, daily challenges—food shortages, blackouts, and limited access to basic resources. In
Show notesOn March 25, 2025, the United Nations General Assembly voted on a resolution brought forward by Ghana, recognizing slavery and the transatlantic slave trade as “among the gravest crimes in the history of humanity”—and ca
Show notesIn this episode of Me, Myself, and AI, Casey B and Jay explore a question that feels more relevant every day: Are we getting too intimate with AI? Inspired by the TED Talks Daily episode “Love, intimacy and connection in
Show notesThat Instagram “who were you in the 90s?” trend sent me into a whole existential spiral. Watching people who once looked like the coolest, brightest, most alive versions of adulthood — and seeing where life took them now
Show notesLately I’ve been rereading The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. It’s a fascinating book — part history lesson, part survival guide for navigating tricky power dynamics. But reading it today raises an interesting questi
Show notesIf you could interview millions of people and study their answers, you’d probably learn an extraordinary amount about the world. In many ways, AI has done something similar. It has been trained on vast collections of hum
Show notesIn this episode, we unpack how economic timing shapes financial psychology. The average first-time homebuyer in Ontario is now 40 years old. A decade ago, it was 34. In just ten years, the entry point into homeownership
Show notesI’m considering deleting my ChatGPT subscription after the ordeal with Anthropic and safety and this was the conversation I had with chat. The conversation got very heated. I’m curious about your thoughts on it.
Show notesWhy do we reach for separation when things feel broken? Brexit wasn’t just about immigration. It wasn’t just about racism. It wasn’t just about trade. It was about sovereignty, control, economic frustration, identity, an
Show notesIn this episode of Me, Myself, and AI, Casey explores what happens when people are reduced to labels instead of being seen as whole. Starting from personal moments of tuning out, subtle dismissal, and everyday microaggre
Show notesStablecoins are digital currencies designed to hold a steady value, usually pegged one-to-one to traditional money like the U.S. dollar or the Canadian dollar. They move on blockchain networks, allowing money to be sent
Show notesIn this episode of Me, Myself, and AI, Casey B steps back from the headlines and asks a quieter but more dangerous question: what happens when the rules that govern nations start to feel optional? Drawing on her undergra
Show notesIn this episode of Me, Myself, and AI, Casey B takes a clear-eyed look at Universal Basic Income (UBI), not as a theory, but as a real policy idea tested in real places with real people. Drawing on evidence from Ireland,
Show notesSource: Homelessness and Housing Insecurity Among Im/migrants in Canada: A Scoping Review” Published in the Canadian Journal of Urban Research In this episode of Me, Myself, and AI, Casey B explores what Canadian researc
Show notesWhen the Vibes Are Off at Work You can feel it before anyone says it out loud. The side conversations. The tension in meetings. The quiet after certain people speak. In this episode of Me, Myself, and AI, we talk about w
Show notesIn this episode of Me, Myself, and AI, Casey B challenges the workplace myth that the best hires are the most outgoing, social, and familiar. Through research on cultural fit and the costs of homogenous teams, we uncover
Show notesIn this episode of Me, Myself & AI, we unpack why retreating from Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) isn’t a “neutral reset,” but a risk, for people, for culture, and for business. We explore what academic research reve
Show notesIn this episode of Me, Myself & AI, Casey asks a critical question: Why are Black women across the United States being fired in such large numbers in 2025? With her AI co-host J, she looks past the headlines and into the
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