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Nonsense with cj little and Jeff Parker

Nonsense with cj little and Jeff Parker

By: cj little and Jeff Parker
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Nonsense desperately tries to make sense of today’s business, technology, and (sometimes) entertainment headlines. Not too serious and occasionally funny, join technologist cj little and leggy blonde Jeff Parker for their unique take on the past week. While we can’t promise you’ll laugh every week, we can promise you’ll learn something new (and maybe even interesting). New episodes drop every Tuesday & Thursday mornings (UTC). Produced by an orangutan; art thanks to artificial intelligence. https://nonsense.productions Twitter: @nnsnspdcst Instagram: @nnsnspdcst Gmail: nnsnspdcst@gmail.comcj little and Jeff Parker Politics & Government
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  • BRB! The Dog Ate My Homework
    Apr 14 2026

    Technically, the dog ate Jeff's homework. cj didn't do his.


    We'll be back later this week with EVERYTHING you didn't know you wanted to know about entertainment. BRB!


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    1 min
  • The Great Displacement: Who’s Getting Fired Next?
    Apr 9 2026

    The billable hour is dying, and AI is holding the pillow over its face.

    This episode is a forensic look at the industries being dismantled and rebuilt in real-time. We move past the hype of chatbots and get into the agentic era - where AI isn't just suggesting edits; it's executing the entire workflow. From Legal Services where AI predicts a judge's ruling based on their last 200 lunches, to implementing the ultimate Infinite Socratic method.

    The "Rulebook Industries,” like Accounting, Law, and Construction are on the block. If your job has a syntax, a tax code, or a building regulation, the machines are already faster than you.

    Closer to home, we tackle Hollywood’s Civil War; with the 2026 SAG-AFTRA negotiations looming, we look at the rise of the "Digital Twin." Top-tier actors aren't losing their jobs; they’re just losing the need to show up to the set. Will "100% Human-Performed" become the new "Organic" label for prestige cinema? A Whole Foods Cinema does sound lovely…

    We sprinkle in a few surprise industries too; ones that even we don’t know how we should feel about AI taking over. It’s a fun ride, but in the end, this genie isn’t going back into the bottle. If you want to thrive, and not just survive the AI onslaught, the answer is simple: be one of the early commanders of the genie.


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    37 mins
  • HEADLINES: The Dark Side of the Moon, Adhesive Poop Bags, and the Great Chip Backfire
    Apr 7 2026

    (0:00) Pre-Show

    (1:03) Open

    (2:01) Metric System Day

    (3:48) cj's week: Yosemite!

    (6:06) Jeff's Week: Injury!

    (7:02) Headline: Artemis II Smashes Apollo 13’s Distance Record

    (18:10) Headline: The Fight for Rural Broadband: Starlink’s Refusal to Follow Federal Rules

    (23:57) Headline: How U.S. Bans Handed China’s Chipmakers a Monopoly

    (29:35) ESPN Mobile


    Humanity is back in the lunar neighborhood! We cover the Artemis II flyby of the dark side of the moon, where communications go dark and the views get historic. We talk about Commander Reid Wiseman’s emotional call home and why the moon currently looks like a Spalding basketball held at arm's length. It’s a beautiful, poetic moment for our species - right up until the waste management system started smoking.

    We get into the "nitty-gritty" (literally) of the Orion’s plumbing issues. From "ice" blocked pipes to the return of the Apollo-era adhesive waste bags, we explain why space travel is 10% science and 90% figuring out what to do with your own business. It’s a messy job, but someone has to do it while traveling thousands of miles per hour.

    To wrap things up, we discuss the $700 million game of chicken between Congress and Starlink. SpaceX wants the cash upfront, but the Feds want the rules followed. Plus, we analyze the unintended consequences of U.S. tech restrictions: China is now building an AI chip empire out of pure spite and necessity.

    Grab your headphones; it’s a long way down.


    NASA’s Artemis II astronauts break Apollo’s distance record | Scientific American


    Live updates: Artemis II astronauts break records in historic moon flyby | CNN


    Track NASA’s Artemis II Mission in Real Time - NASA


    Dems: Feds Should Rescind $700M for Starlink if SpaceX Won't Play by the Rules | PCMag


    Chinese chip firms hit record high revenue driven by the AI boom and U.S. curbs


    ESPN Mobile 2006 Commercial


    Sports Heaven Superbowl Ad


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