In this week's episode, Dad decided he was tired of doing all the talking, which, as parents understand, is rare because our kids talk too much! Gigi asked questions about what school was like, "back in my day". We explored what it was like even further, we share how my Mom was almost scammed online, and so much more, including the game of MASH I played in middle school. It is all relatable fun with these two, get in on the conversation by visiting the website or reaching out to us online!

We debunked a rumor about Starry replacing Sierra Mist…
Turns out it wasn’t some secret lawsuit — just a quiet marketing move. But that small moment made us ask: what else is quietly being replaced while we’re not paying attention?

In this episode, Eddie and Gigi explore the strange cultural shifts happening all around us — from soda brands disappearing to AI-generated pop stars like Timbaland’s “TaTa.” We dive into how artificial intelligence is creeping into music, art, and everyday life… and nobody seems to be stopping it.

We also break down key ideas from Our Final Invention, including the four “drives” of AI, the risks of machines taking goals too literally, and what companies like OpenAI are doing to keep things under control (spoiler: it’s not much).

🎧 Also inside:
– Gigi’s summer tanning adventure
– Wild side conversations (because of course)
– A real father-daughter talk about identity, tech, and what it means to stay human

If AI can replace music, creativity, and people… what’s left that’s real?

After a 6-month break, Here We Go Again: A Father-Daughter Podcast is officially back on the mic! In this feel-good episode, Eddie and Gigi catch up on summer goals, getting ready for 8th grade, and celebrating Penny's big 2nd birthday. It’s a full hour of laughs, reflections, and that unfiltered father-daughter chemistry you didn’t know you missed.

Whether you're a parent, a teen, or just love listening to real conversations about growing up (and parenting through it), this episode is the perfect warm start to summer.

Come hang out with us—because sometimes, the best convos happen when the mic’s finally back on.