21:15The Next New Thing · Reaction
REA Use Cases You'll Love
A tour of real demos reverse-engineering QuickTime, TickTick, WhisperFlow, CapCut, and Loom with AI coding agents, and the ethics question none of them settle.
October 19thCreator
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20:12The Next New Thing · Listicle
AI Video Makers, AI Influencers, and This Week's Hottest AI Tool Releases
Twelve new AI releases in one sitting, from an AI agent that builds launch videos to a popup tool already clearing real revenue, broken down tool by tool.
October 8th
32:30The Next New Thing · Listicle
Replace: Suno AI, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Lovable, Manus, Opus Clip & more
Ten paid AI subscriptions, ten open-source repos that do the same job, and an honest accounting of what each one costs you in hardware instead of dollars.
October 6th
40:24The Next New Thing · Reaction
GrokBot: Make Money, Grow Businesses, Save Cash
Two hosts react to eleven creators' real GrokBot setups, timing which automations are worth the tokens and which ones need a webhook instead of a timer.
October 3rd
26:19The Next New Thing · Reaction
Make Money, Cut Costs, and Run Your Life With Meta's Muse
A creator reacts clip by clip to Meta's free AI agent, grading the calls, purchases, and file reads it actually completed on camera.
September 29th
27:49The Next New Thing · Listicle
9 Shocking Repos That Make Money
Nine free, self-hosted GitHub tools that replace pricey SaaS subscriptions, plus the exact consulting pitch to sell each swap to someone still paying for the alternative.
September 29th
24:38The Next New Thing · Reaction
9 things you'll actually do with Jev
A round-up of the best real demos of Jev, TypeSafe AI's ultra-fast decision model, sorting email, routing tasks, triaging tickets, qualifying leads, and one place it clearly falls apart.
September 26th
34:57The Next New Thing · Listicle
Top GitHub Repos This Week: NewsJack, OpenSEO, Paperclip and the Top 10
Two hosts walk the week's fastest-growing repos: a PR agent made viable by a cheap small model, an open-source Semrush that got Y Combinator dragged, an org chart for your agents, and ten more.
September 25th
11:38The Next New Thing · Tutorial
Setting Up GrokBot: Turning a Rambled Voice Note Into an AI Sales-Calling Agent
A founder records one rambling voice memo, hands it to GrokBot, and walks away with an AI agent that calls abandoned leads in his own cloned voice.
September 21st
26:45The Next New Thing · Listicle
10 Trending AI Coding Repos: Open Code Review, God's Eye View, and WeKnora
Alibaba ships an automated code reviewer, a hobbyist wires public cameras and flight data into one live map, and a comment-section fight over AI 'skills' files splits 3-to-1 in their favor.
September 18th
28:03The Next New Thing · Review
GPT-6 Astra vs Fable 5.1: Eight Real Demos, One Verdict
A host runs eight creators' AI-agent experiments back to back, from a $60K app clone to a 150GB video edit, and scores which model actually wins each job.
September 12th
22:57The Next New Thing · Listicle
Top 10 Repos Explained: ADHD, Ponytail, and More
Two hosts run through ten GitHub repos and skills that fix one narrow AI-coding annoyance each, then argue about whether skills are already becoming obsolete.
September 11th
27:14The Next New Thing · Listicle
Top 10 Repos Explained: Archify, Omarchy, OpenMAIC, and More
Two hosts screen-share their way through this week's ten most useful GitHub repos, then react live on air to seven reader-submitted projects.
September 4th
16:34The Next New Thing · Listicle
New AI Seller, Agent Phone Numbers, and OpenClaw 2.0's Rocky Relaunch
Corey Ganim and Andrew Warner speed-run a week of AI launches, an AI QVC host, an endless AI livestream, and a phone number for your agent, and call out OpenClaw 2.0's rough demo along the way.
September 3rd
21:02The Next New Thing · Listicle
10 GitHub Repos That Will Save You Money
Ten paid subscriptions, and the open-source GitHub repo built to replace each one.
September 2nd
27:32The Next New Thing · Interview
How to Have Claude Run Your Company
A zero-employee founder rebuilds his LinkedIn-to-email funnel live, showing every tool he's wired straight into Claude Code.
September 1st
18:45The Next New Thing · Listicle
Top 10 GitHub Repos: 2,282 Claude Plugins, Free Codex, and 8 More
Two hosts count down the week's ten hottest GitHub repos, from a security-scanned Claude plugin index to a self-hosted finance tracker wired to 2,500 banks.
August 28th
19:02The Next New Thing · Interview
OpenSEO: The Open-Source SEO Tool Built to Run Through Claude
Ben Senescu built OpenSEO to kill his own Semrush bill, wired it straight into Claude, and now watches open-source contributors fork it into CRMs and content tools he never planned to build.
August 24th
13:57The Next New Thing · Listicle
10 GitHub Repos That Solve Your Token Problems
A weekly roundup episode where the host and a Zapier guest run through ten open-source repos built to pair with a coding agent, from screenshot-to-code to a proxy that cuts terminal noise by up to 90 percent.
August 18th
Video of the Day29:45The Next New Thing · Interview
Matt Pocock breaks down the skills repo every AI coder is using
Andrew Warner sits down with Matt Pocock to unpack the Claude Code skill library that passed 200,000 GitHub stars, and the small habits of alignment, pruning, and teaching baked into it.
August 17th
37:04The Next New Thing · Listicle
Free AI Design Tools, Tokenmaxxing, and This Week's Top GitHub Repos
Andrew Warner and Adam run down this week's most-starred GitHub repos — three AI design tools, a parallel-agent "tokenmaxxing" rig, a video-comprehension skill — and pull the geophysicist who built the #1 trending AI job-search framework on camera to explain how it got him hired.
July 16th
32:13The Next New Thing · Reaction
GPT-5.6 Sol vs Claude Fable 5 — Seven Creators' First Verdicts
Two hosts react to seven creators' first hands-on tests of OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol against Claude Fable 5 — and land on a manager/worker split, not a winner.
July 11th
07:04The Next New Thing · Interview
A free, open-source dictation app that beats the $15/month ones
Two hosts test FluidVoice against Wispr Flow and SuperWhisper live, side by side — and one of them deletes his paid app on camera.
July 4th
39:53The Next New Thing · Review
Free Wispr Flow, ElevenLabs & CapCut Alternatives + More GitHub Hits
A weekly two-host roundup of the top trending GitHub repos — this week heavy on free self-hosted alternatives to paid creator and developer tools.
June 26th