In this episode, host JC Granger talks with Ian Singer, President and CEO of LibraryPass, is redefining how students and libraries access digital reading materials — without the waitlists, licenses, or pricing hurdles that have held the industry back.

LibraryPass offers a unique unlimited-use, simultaneous-access model that gives schools, libraries, and universities affordable access to thousands of digital comics, graphic novels, and educational titles. Whether it’s summer reading programs, classroom engagement, or supporting ESL and remedial readers in community colleges, LibraryPass meets readers where they are — and gives educators full control over curation, privacy, and content preferences.

Ian shares how he took over a struggling company just before the pandemic and turned it into a fast-growing edtech platform on track to hit $4M in ARR. He breaks down how LibraryPass fits into the larger funding and policy shifts in education, why visual storytelling is so powerful for student engagement, and what it takes to scale a library tech business without compromising on access or ethics.

If you're interested in edtech, digital publishing, or how one company is reviving reading through comics and inclusive access, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode, host JC Granger chats with Dan Thomson, founder and CEO of Sensay — an AI company on a mission to make your knowledge last forever through intelligent digital replicas that think, speak, and solve problems like you do.

Sensay helps individuals and businesses turn their expertise into living assets. By capturing how people communicate, make decisions, and approach challenges, Sensay’s replicas serve as 24/7 digital extensions — powering everything from sales and support to onboarding and coaching. Whether you're preserving the voice of a retiring executive, scaling the presence of your top performer, or creating your own monetizable AI persona, Sensay is making it possible to evolve your knowledge beyond yourself.

Dan shares the deeply personal story that inspired the company, how philosophy and technology intersect in their work, and why Sensay is built around empathy, ethics, and empowerment — not replacement. From legacy-building to licensing your own AI self, this episode dives into a bold vision of the future where human potential doesn’t disappear — it multiplies.

AI Replicas If you're curious about digital immortality, AI-driven knowledge transfer, or the future of meaningful human-AI collaboration, this conversation is one you won't forget.

In this episode, host JC Granger interviews Josh Snyder, Partner and VP of Sales at FieldApps.ai — the AI-powered platform revolutionizing how custom software is built, delivered, and maintained.

FieldApps.ai is eliminating the traditional barriers to software development by turning conversations — yes, just conversations — into working prototypes within hours. Designed for field teams and built with zero human coding, their AI-powered system creates custom enterprise applications faster, smarter, and more affordably than ever before. From legacy software replacements to fully automated operational dashboards, FieldApps.ai helps companies cut complexity, reduce technical debt, and stay competitive in real time.

Josh shares how FieldApps.ai is empowering creatives and operators alike to bring ideas to life without the time, cost, or headache of traditional dev cycles. He also dives into the realities of selling in a noisy AI market, the shift from code-driven to outcome-driven innovation, and why the future belongs to those who move fast — not just those who build.

If you’re curious about AI-driven software, no-code innovation, or how tools like FieldApps.ai are giving non-coders a real shot at disrupting entire industries, this episode is for you.