AI video generation is exploding — and it’s rewriting the rules of marketing, content creation, and brand storytelling.

In this fast-paced 5-minute episode, Lexi (Eden) and Anderson (Avery) break down how tools like Sora, RunwayML, and Pika Labs are giving businesses, creators, and startups the power to produce cinematic videos without big budgets, studios, or travel.

We cover:

• Why AI video tools are flipping traditional production upside down

• How brands can test dozens of creative concepts in a single day

• Real examples of influencers generating travel content without leaving home

• The future of hyper-personalized video ads created automatically for every customer

• What this shift means for marketers, tech leaders, and small businesses

It’s high-energy, practical, and packed with insights on how AI is lowering the barrier to entry and making creativity the only limit.

Meet the next evolution of workplace automation — AI agents. In this episode, hosts Lexi and Anderson break down what makes these intelligent systems so much more than simple chatbots. From real-world use cases like automated meeting scheduling and customer service to their transformative impact on business operations, we explore how AI agents are reshaping the way we work.

Discover what this means for entrepreneurs and small businesses, how these tools are creating new opportunities (and roles), and where the future of autonomous AI collaboration is headed. Plus, get practical advice on how to start integrating AI agents into your own workflows.

Energetic, insightful, and easy to follow — this episode of The Growth Protocol dives into the tech that’s changing everything about productivity and innovation.

Lexi and Anderson dive into the wild, mind-bending future of marketing — from AI that knows you better than you know yourself to holographic shopping assistants and thought-driven ads. This fast-paced episode of The Growth Protocol explores how technology, neuroscience, and sustainability will redefine consumer behavior over the next two decades. It’s bold, fun, and a little eerie — the future of marketing as you’ve never imagined it.