Mark and Ryan talk through what’s actually happening in business, software, AI, work, and the weird middle where ideas become real things.
Full episodes, timestamped moments, transcripts, and short-form cuts from inside the Oodle operating room.
The current drop. Watch it here, jump through the chapters, or open the episode map.
Mark and Ryan dig into Herald, Oodle’s developer-native changelog and release notes platform built for teams that ship through GitHub but hate writing product updates from scratch.
Don’t start at episode one unless you’re a completionist. These are better doors into the show.
AI policies, plagiarism, detectors, and what schools are actually testing.
Offsites, leadership, and working on the business.
The build-vs-buy conversation that keeps coming back.
How AI changes work, school, software, media, judgment, and the way people make decisions.
The operating rhythms, constraints, rituals, meetings, and decisions behind running a real business.
Build-vs-buy decisions, internal tools, SaaS threats, product design, and the practical work of making software useful.
The agency and product-studio context around Oodle, Herald, Nebula, Cortex, OpenClaw, and internal experiments.
Meetings, collaboration, async work, remote friction, creativity, leadership, and the rituals teams keep or kill.
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