Faith, Free WIll, and the Human Experience with Samuel Macaulay

The AI Talk We Had After Convocation ft Fortunatus Olorunsola

What happens when two graduates swap their gowns for a mic? In this special convocation night episode, I sit down with my friend Fortunatus for an honest, unfiltered conversation about Artificial Intelligence, straight from the minds of people living it daily. We dig into what it's really like to use AI during the learning phase, how I lean on it as a software engineer on the job, and why the flood of AI-generated information is quietly becoming a problem nobody's talking about enough. Recorded on a night we won't forget, this one felt less like a podcast and more like the kind of conversation you have when the energy is right, and the stakes feel real. You can reach out to Fortune on his socials LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/fortunatus-olorunsola/] Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/whatisnatus/]

Faith, Free WIll, and the Human Experience with Samuel Macaulay

I got the opportunity to meet with some of my friends, and we decided to record some episodes. In this episode, I ask my very good friend Samuel about life and his views on faith. Join and listen, to all we have to discuss. You can follow his socials on - https://www.instagram.com/_samuel_macaulay?igsh=aTJpajZmdXIyeHdw [https://www.instagram.com/_samuel_macaulay?igsh=aTJpajZmdXIyeHdw]

Shut Up, Suit Up and Show Up!

Enough with the mental masturbation! In this episode, I’m keeping it simple: three tasks. That’s it. Stop complicating your growth. Learn how shutting up, suiting up, and showing up can get you further than any overthought strategy ever will.

He Sang, I Sang: Two Different Occasions

Today marks 2 years since I lost my sister Daniella. In this episode, I talk about watching my friend sing at his sister's wedding and how it forced me to relive the day I sang at my own sister's funeral. Here's how I got through it.

Is Love Enough? Romantic Edition.

In this episode, I make the case for why love is, in fact, enough to sustain a romantic relationship. Not the fluffy, fairytale version of love but the real, grounded, everyday choice to see someone and stay. I get into what it actually means to love someone and how that alone, when done right, covers everything else. Could I have said more? Always. But this is the foundation.