A practical reminder to treat AI as a skill rather than a headline.
The piece casts Igor Poganyi as the author of The Ultimate Chat GPT Prompt Book and the founder of AI Advantage, now sold to Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi.

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Best 10-minute, daily tech podcast on emerging technologies, hundreds of Silicon Valley CEOs, Influencers and Celebrities. Hosted by technology executive and creator of Coruzant Technologies.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Practical interviews connect emerging technology to enterprise adoption, customer experience, and the professional complications created by digital assets.
The Digital Executive treats technology as an operating question, using direct interviews to ask how tools change work, services, and professional decisions.
From AI pilot purgatory to divorce-court cold wallets, your curiosity can keep changing departments.
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A practical reminder to treat AI as a skill rather than a headline.
The piece casts Igor Poganyi as the author of The Ultimate Chat GPT Prompt Book and the founder of AI Advantage, now sold to Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi.
Loyalty is framed as continuity, support, and a product that still holds together when things fail.
Andrew Harrison-Chinn makes the case that travel loyalty is less about points and perks than about continuity, access, comfort, and customer experience that still works when things go wrong.
A clear case for turning AI pilots into measurable business process wins.
David Manero argues that enterprise AI only counts once it leaves pilot purgatory and starts changing a real business process. The strongest points land in the contrast between dabbling and adoption: a clear objective, a fixed time frame, and a use case with enough volume to…
A clear look at how crypto can complicate divorce when assets need to be traced and accounted for.
The episode follows how crypto can complicate high-net-worth divorce, especially when assets must be traced through subpoenas, exchanges like Coinbase, and the harder cases involving decentralized wallets or storage that cannot be reached.

Stephen Dubner tests bourbon economics, Alzheimer's research, and money advice against hard data.

Daily business news with Kai Ryssdal, tracking Fed policy, oil shocks, and private credit.

Galloway rotates Office Hours Q&A, Raging Moderates politics, and China Decode geopolitics weekly.


Joel and Matt answer listener money questions weekly in the show's Ask HTM segments.

Brené Brown's long-form conversations linking grief, caregiving, politics, and nonviolence to her vulnerability research.
David Manero joins The Digital Executive to talk about what it takes to make AI matter at enterprise scale.
Attackers no longer break in; they simply log in, making breaches look like normal activity.
Billy Huang, co-founder of CreatorFi, discusses how his background in building data systems for major brands like Coca-Cola informs his fintech platform that provides credit access to creators, helping them scale businesses without platform dependency.
Ankit Chopra reveals why financial planning for AI systems is about designing for volatility, not controlling variance.
Analytic teams are 50-80% less effective due to miscommunication, says Dr. Wendy Lynch.
Brian Esposito explains how he transformed Diamond Lake Minerals from 35 cents to $13 a share in under a year.
Olivia Walker explains how government agencies lost public trust by avoiding tough conversations.
Hossain Berenji joins the show to discuss divorce law when digital assets and cryptocurrency are part of the asset mix.
Andrew Harrison Chin discusses Dragon Pass's approach to travel loyalty, customer experience, and service continuity.
Christina Snyder explains how outsourcing has shifted from a transactional tool to a strategic initiative in boardrooms worldwide.
Doug Stephen discusses persistent gaps in workforce development, emphasizing how immersive learning and AI can transform employee engagement and business performance in Fortune 1000 companies.
Matt Edelman reveals why trust now comes from communities, not traditional institutions.
Nick Reamer reveals how AI records evidence only when students misbehave during exams, eliminating the need for full-time internet.
The Digital Executive features Ezra Ozturk, head of product at Lufa, which is evolving from an encrypted messaging platform into a decentralized fan loyalty and rewards network.
AI feels noisy fast.
Don Weber explains how he mastered lying as a spy to track Colombian drug money shifting from diamonds to China.
Ola Sars reveals his 20-year thesis: digitization created a tectonic shift in the music industry, sparking his entrepreneurial ventures.
Interview with Katie Fortunato, co-founder of Higher Innovations, discussing her career and the company's AI-driven hiring platforms.
Interview with Ian Baer, founder of Soothe, discussing the blind spots in traditional marketing measurement and the need for predictive market intelligence.
Host interviews Kevin Ray, CTO of NOMO SmartCare, about his 25-year career in consumer electronics and gaming and his transition to healthcare technology.
CEO Chris Hott discusses building and scaling Arup, a refillable scent-based water flavoring system, and the challenges of innovating in physical consumer products.
An interview with Anshuman Yadav, founder of NeuroCraft and Stratik AI, discussing his career in finance and AI, and how his AI-native CFO system helps founders deploy capital effectively.
Host interviews Jim Kras, CEO of Edible Garden, about his career journey and the company's mission in controlled environment agriculture.
Host Brian interviews Dr.
Interview with Eric Brand, founder of CatMy, discussing his journey from music production to building a virtual office platform aimed at eliminating unnecessary meetings.
Host Brian interviews Charles Lambert, founder of Digital Lifebox, about his secure SaaS platform for organizing digital assets and memories.
Host Brian interviews James Terry, head of U.S.