# future podcast (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 1 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover future podcast. Page: Feed: --- ## [Filtering AI Content Will Not Save Us From Ourselves](https://www.timboucher.ca/2026/06/filtering-ai-content-will-not-save-us-from-ourselves/) _2026-06-05 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ I guess this is ultimately an “I’m old enough to remember when…” post. In this case, I’m old enough to remember when journalism actually reported on things that happened, instead of merely being opinionated ranting. Don’t get me wrong, opinionated ranting has its place. And I happen to believe the apex of that particular mode \[…\] ## [On Hello Future Podcast](https://www.timboucher.ca/2026/04/on-hello-future-podcast/) _2026-04-07 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ Had a fun time talking about using AI to help produce books on the Hello Future podcast on IHeartRadio. Listen here. ## [On the Kim Komando Show](https://www.timboucher.ca/2026/02/on-the-kim-komando-show/) _2026-02-22 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ Had fun recording this appearance a few days ago on the Kim Komando radio show & podcast about my AI books and albums. ## [On the Chameleon Podcast](https://www.timboucher.ca/2026/02/on-the-chameleon-podcast/) _2026-02-11 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ The folks over at Campside Media did an excellent job distilling a complex story down for a general audience. I enjoyed participating! ## [Response to Consequence of Sound Article](https://www.timboucher.ca/2026/02/response-to-consequence-of-sound-article/) _2026-02-06 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ I meant to reply to this Consequence of Sound AI music article from December, but household affairs interrupted everything for me. Don’t have much to say here, except that it’s a shame an authentic, deep, and personal interview got reduced to… this muddle. My question for journalists at this point is: if Andrew Frelon is \[…\] ## [Billy Joel’s AI Music Video](https://www.timboucher.ca/2026/02/billy-joels-ai-music-video/) _2026-02-02 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ I’ve had a number of things going on which have prevented me from updating here much, but just wanted to point out that somehow Billy Joel released an AI music video almost a year ago that I never heard about until recently: I don’t much care for the AI effects here, as I find the \[…\] ## [Music Journalists Should Stop Parroting Spotify PR Around AI Music](https://www.timboucher.ca/2025/10/music-journalists-should-stop-parroting-spotify-pr-around-ai-music/) _2025-10-25 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ Basically the title: music journalists should stop parroting Spotify’s PR claims about how they’re taking action around AI music. There are tons of examples of this, but Christianna Silva’s piece on Mashable (from one month ago) is one that caught my eye this morning. Everyone seems to have just uncritically reported on the words Spotify \[…\] ## [Quoting David Bowie](https://www.timboucher.ca/2025/10/quoting-david-bowie/) _2025-10-22 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ Via Rolling Stone India: As David Bowie once said, “Always remember that the reason that you initially started working is that there was something inside yourself that you felt that, if you could manifest in some way, you would understand more about yourself and how you coexist with the rest of society. I think it’s terribly dangerous \[…\] ## [The Wandering Eye of AI…](https://www.timboucher.ca/2025/10/the-wandering-eye-of-ai/) _2025-10-19 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ Also re: digressive writing, I think at its a best, its a kind of meandering around and sometimes hiding and then sudden revealing of the truth. And there’s something inherently comforting and warm and human about that. The rambling walk and non-linearity of conversation sprung from points encountered along the way, internally or externally. And \[…\] ## [Stream Torrents and IPTV Instantly (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/z2gLfC41t1EJ) _2025-10-19 · **Sponsored**_ Search, index, and play music, movies, books, and live TV in your browser. ## [The People Making AI Music Are The Ones Mostly Listening To It](https://www.timboucher.ca/2025/10/the-people-making-ai-music-are-the-ones-mostly-listening-to-it/) _2025-10-19 · Tim B. · Tim Boucher_ I guess this sounds obvious in retrospect, but this Reddit comment made it all crystal clear, vis a vis my active-creative listening thread: There’s a real movement of people making music with AI. But, there’s no one to listen to it yet. There’s a good reason why – why listen to someone else’s music when \[…\]