AI Wrote a Hit Country Song. Should We Care?
Would you pay to talk to an AI version of your favourite celebrity? What if your favourite song wasn’t written by a person at all? Richard Crouse breaks down how artificial intelligence is reshaping fame, music, and the idea of what’s real.

From chart-topping AI “artists” to voice licensing deals from Matthew McConaughey and Michael Caine, this episode explores the strange new normal: digital celebrities, synthetic emotion, and the ghostwritten future of culture. If the voice sounds right, and the words are good—do we still care who made it?

Booze and Reviews: Now You See Me 3? Now You Shouldn’t.
Love magic? Hate CGI? This sequel might make your eye twitch. Richard Crouse reviews Now You See Me, Now You Don’t—a slick heist flick that trades wonder for special effects.

It’s the third movie in the franchise, but Richard says it’s lost its soul. The tricks aren’t tricks, the magic isn’t real, and the plot needs its own disappearing act. But don’t worry—there’s a silver lining. Richard whisks us off to the legendary Magic Castle in L.A., where the drinks have secrets and the bartenders take oaths.

Skip the screen, make a cocktail, and remember what real magic feels like.

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Originally aired on 2025-11-13