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The Good Stuff is a low-fi dialogue with Pete Winn and Andy David. Each week, we share our everyday experiences working with artificial intelligence and how it's fundamentally changing the rules of work and business, the economy, entrepreneurship, and human potential. Expect a mix of chats out of the back of a van at the beach, walking interviews and general use of dialectic and discussion with insightful guests that lift the lid on complex topics. Chilled out, minimal jargon, authentic.
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Nov 26, 2025 • 1h 25min
33 - The Impact of AI on Design
Join Jarrad Grigg, Chief Product Officer at Adapter and a seasoned expert in mobile app design, as he dives into the transformative impact of AI on the design landscape. Discover how tools like Figma Make and DreamFlow are reshaping workflows while grappling with the age-old question of AI's creativity. Jarrad critiques text-first design and emphasizes the importance of visual exploration. Explore the delicate balance between rapid prototyping and maintaining the craft in design, and learn why iteration speed is becoming the new competitive edge.

Nov 19, 2025 • 1h 29min
32 - Stewarding SMEs and AI with Bill Withers and Gabe Enslin
Bill Withers, a succession coach for SMEs, and Gabe Enslin, an AI entrepreneur, discuss the unique challenges small-medium enterprises face in adopting AI. They highlight the importance of stewardship, role clarity, and proactive leadership to ensure business resilience. The duo expresses how many founders lose their proactive touch as they grow, leading to a reactive management style. They argue for a mindset shift towards AI as a collaborative tool, not just a technology, emphasizing the need for incremental trust-building in AI adoption.

Nov 12, 2025 • 1h 7min
31 - Where We've Changed Our Mind on AI
In a fresh take on AI, the hosts share their evolving views on collaboration versus delegation. They discuss the bionic human concept, emphasizing that AI should augment, not replace, human involvement. Engaging in permissionless collaboration fosters creativity and energy. They also introduce clever prompting techniques and argue for simplicity with single-agent systems. A shift from buying to building AI solutions is explored, highlighting the benefits of creating tailored, AI-native businesses. Hands-on training is deemed essential for effective learning.

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Nov 5, 2025 • 1h
30 - AI Tools That Give Agency
Explore the chaos of a phone-first Bitcoin wallet workshop where 15 participants built wallets in just 30 minutes. Discover how removing barriers for non-technical users can foster creativity and agency. Learn about optimizing workflows by balancing user input and AI assistance, while avoiding vendor lock-in. The hosts dive into the nuances of collaboration, emphasizing the importance of hands-on leadership and the right tools for the task. Finally, hear how keeping data local enhances security and empowers users.

Oct 29, 2025 • 1h 6min
029 - From Zero to Vibe Coder
Dive into the captivating world of vibe coding, where learning to build applications is made super accessible. Hear about a workshop challenge to create customized Bitcoin wallets in just 30 minutes! Discover how AI is breaking down traditional barriers to coding and acting as a non-judgmental tutor. Explore practical applications of AI in business automation and the importance for entrepreneurs to grasp these tools. Plus, enjoy the playful approach that turns learning into exciting projects that boost confidence and skills!

Oct 23, 2025 • 57min
Good Stuff Episode 28 - The Human Way to Use AI
In this episode, the hosts discuss how AI agents can solve personal and business challenges. They explore Wingman V2's developments and how treating agents like employees can optimize workflows. Mobile access to Claude Code and the importance of model flexibility are highlighted. The hosts emphasize integrating AI directly into businesses while maintaining human intuition to avoid pitfalls. Iterative prototyping is discussed as a way to streamline processes, alongside the importance of documentation and structured work to enhance productivity.

Oct 16, 2025 • 1h 2min
The Good Stuff 27: Lessons Learned with AI Agents
Pete and Andy dive into their hands-on experiments with AI agents and coding tools. Andy's transformation of a habit tracker into a doom-scrolling prevention app highlights rapid innovation. They explore how AI dismantles barriers to learning complex technologies and the transition from vibe coding to methodical approaches for improved software architecture. Andy shares his choice to build an e-commerce platform from scratch for deeper insights. The duo emphasizes the significance of shipping usable demos and plans for a multiplayer version of Wingman.

Oct 10, 2025 • 39min
Good Stuff 26 - Claude Code for Everyday Tasks
Discover how Claude Code excels in organizing finances and extracting action items, transforming complex tasks into seamless processes. The hosts explore its impressive ability to analyze DNA reports for personalized diet plans. They also dive into multi-agent orchestration, where Wingman efficiently coordinates various agents for research. Insights on content optimization reveal how AI can enhance podcast thumbnails and the impact of meaningful engagement on platforms like Nostr add to the intrigue.

Oct 2, 2025 • 1h 17min
Good Stuff 25 - Freedom Tech in Walled Gardens
The Good Stuff, with Pete and Andy - Episode 25: Freedom Tech & The Beacon ProjectHosts: Pete and AndyEpisode Overview: Pete and Andy reflect on their Jeff Booth conversation, exploring contradictions in AI-debt narratives. Pete unveils major progress on Beacon, his freedom tech project bringing internet access and Bitcoin payments to constrained environments via WhatsApp. The hosts debate AI coding tool frustrations and the shifting development landscape.Key Discussion Points:AI, Productivity, and the National Debt Paradox (01:35-09:55)Examining flawed logic that AI productivity gains will solve government debt. The hosts argue this ignores job displacement and debt repayment mechanics through taxation. If AI eliminates jobs while boosting productivity, governments lose salary tax revenue - accelerating wealth concentration and triggering more money printing.Gold Manipulation vs Bitcoin's Transparent Ledger (14:46-21:42)Gold price suppression through derivatives and lack of auditing contrasted with Bitcoin's audit every 10 minutes. The importance of self-custody to prevent paper Bitcoin markets. "If we all fully reserve our Bitcoin, then there will be no paper Bitcoin for these guys to trade."Bitcoin in Madeira and Nostr's Permissionless Payments (21:42-29:30)Pete shares observations from Madeira where Bitcoin acceptance has normalized. The revelation of Nostr's permissionless payments - sending value instantly without intermediaries. Andy's realization: traditional money transfers require multiple friction points; Nostr enables instant zaps.The Beacon Project: Internet Access via WhatsApp (29:30-47:10)Pete introduces Beacon for environments with no smartphones or reliable internet - only text-based WhatsApp. Beacon enables AI queries, research, and Bitcoin payments through text messages. Origin story from Togo, where internet costs were prohibitive but WhatsApp was free. The vision: delivering the entire internet via text messages to people without internet access.Beacon's Trust Architecture (47:10-58:02)Deep dive into Beacon V5 design separating identity from AI services. Two independent providers create a trust model where neither can unilaterally defraud users. Uses Context VM over Nostr for discovery and communication, eliminating firewall complexities. Challenges the custodial vs self-custodial dichotomy, creating middle-ground trust models where full self-custody isn't practical.AI Development Tool Chaos (58:02-01:12:23)Frustrations with Claude Sonnet 4.5's rate limits and inconsistent performance. Andy hits weekly limits after one day. Pete's migration to Codex and Goose, finding better consistency. The problem: opacity in which components change makes debugging impossible.Notable Quote:"Bitcoin audits the entire world supply every 10 minutes - like melting down all the gold in the world repeatedly to make sure it's legit."

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Sep 24, 2025 • 1h 13min
24 - Hope, Truth and Abundance with Jeff Booth
In this engaging conversation, Jeff Booth, an author and entrepreneur focused on technology and Bitcoin, delves into the transformative power of Bitcoin and the role of agency in shaping reality. He emphasizes how our beliefs influence experiences and highlights Bitcoin’s potential for value creation in a deflationary market. Jeff discusses the impact of AI on productivity, contrasting zero-sum thinking with an infinite mindset. As he shares personal journeys toward Bitcoin, he emphasizes the importance of making conscious choices in a rapidly changing world.


