In this episode of Livelihoods, host Nat Fassler talks with coach and resume writer Cliff Flamer about reckoning with the ways AI is reshaping how we work, and whether his World’s Best Resume Writer award still holds any weight. They explore what it means to stay human in a world of algorithms, and how storytelling can still cut through the noise. And while this isn’t a “how to get a job with AI” podcast, there’s plenty here for anyone thinking about their next career move.

Learn more about Cliff Flamer’s coaching and resume writing practice at brightsideresumes.com, and his personal creative writing at sincerelycliff.com.

You can find out more about your host, Nat Fassler, and their coaching practice at ⁠⁠natcoaches.com⁠. To be alerted about future episodes, you can sign up for their email newsletter at ⁠natcoaches.com/subscribe⁠⁠

Production and editing support for this episode thanks to Jon Richardson: ⁠jrmediaservices.net⁠

Music provided by Moraga Volcanics: ⁠moragavolcanics.bandcamp.com⁠

In this episode of Livelihoods, host Nat Fassler interviews Mike Reis, co-owner of Redfield Cider Bar and Bottle Shop in Oakland. Mike shares his journey from an early passion for fermentation and craft beverage culture, to running a neighborhood bar rooted in community and care. We talk about what it took to open Redfield, the hard choices he faced during the pandemic, and what he’s learning about leadership and letting go as he prepares to become a parent.

Learn more about Redfield Cider Bar and Bottle Shop, the Oakland shop co-owned by Mike Reis, at redfieldcider.com and on Instagram @redfieldciderbar. And check out Mike’s bird photography on Bluesky @mikereis.bsky.social.

You can find out more about your host, Nat Fassler, and their coaching practice at ⁠⁠natcoaches.com⁠. To be alerted about future episodes, you can sign up for their email newsletter at ⁠natcoaches.com/subscribe⁠⁠.

Production and editing support for this episode thanks to Jon Richardson: ⁠jrmediaservices.net⁠

Music provided by Moraga Volcanics: ⁠moragavolcanics.bandcamp.com⁠

In this episode of Livelihoods, host Nat Fassler interviews filmmaker Sophie Worm. Sophie was put on a forced sabbatical during the 2023 Hollywood labor strikes and from that experience created the award winning short film, The Art Assistant, which hilariously grapples with how AI is reshaping art. Sophie discusses her transition from commercial film production to independent filmmaker and business owner, and what she has been learning about herself and her creative process.

You can find more about Sophie Worm and her work at sophieworm.com. And be sure to watch Sophie’s award winning short The Art Assistant on Vimeo.

You can find out more about your host, Nat Fassler, and their coaching practice at ⁠⁠natcoaches.com. To be alerted about future episodes, you can sign up for their email newsletter at ⁠natcoaches.com/subscribe⁠⁠.

Production and editing support for this episode thanks to Jon Richardson: ⁠jrmediaservices.net⁠

Music provided by Moraga Volcanics: ⁠moragavolcanics.bandcamp.com⁠