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Sep 10, 2026
Mackenzie GrifflerHOST
to be back on the pod.
Mackenzie GrifflerHOST
Today, we are excited to tackle an important topic for many animal sanctuaries, which is creating a rewarding, sustainable, and most importantly, legally compliant internship program.
Mackenzie GrifflerHOST
It's going to be a real fun one.
Julia MagnusHOST
Yes, and as anyone who has spent time involved with an animal sanctuary knows, the reality of this work is that you're constantly, relentlessly on the hunt for resources.
Mackenzie GrifflerHOST
And robust volunteer programs are truly the lifeblood that keeps sanctuaries running smoothly.
Mackenzie GrifflerHOST
They give founders and staff some essential time to breathe.
Mackenzie GrifflerHOST
So naturally, many sanctuaries start thinking, How can we take this to the next level? What if maybe we volunteered our volunteer pool with a formal internship program?
Julia MagnusHOST
Right.
Wes TollesonHOST
And before we get into the meat and the potatoes of the episode, our games of the week, we're first going to hear from our fantastic student analyst and their commentary from the past week.
Wes TollesonHOST
This is Minute with the Interns.
Alex MaloukCORRESPONDENT
ESD just took down Frisco Legacy 24-20 in an absolute thriller.
Alex MaloukCORRESPONDENT
Let's talk about it.
Jason GilesHOST
I, I, I just gave a talk.
Jason GilesHOST
We, we have a, we have a cool intern program and they always ask me every year to come and talk to the interns, but I mean, and it's a tough time to be particularly entering the workforce.
Jason GilesHOST
Um, so I've got a lot of empathy, so they're asking a lot of questions, but the key thing that I was driving is like, even.
Jason GilesHOST
you know, even if it's not about the, the way that you work, like you have to play with it to understand this new material, like just understand it's an, it's a new thing because it's your job.
Jason GilesHOST
This was, these were product teams, you know, interns.
Jason GilesHOST
is to be creating the experiences of the future.
Jason GilesHOST
And if you're not intimately familiar with it and how it reacts and responds and where the edges are, that's going to be important.
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Jason GilesHOST
Yeah.
BrentHOST
yeah.
Steve ReedGUEST
Matter of fact, we played a show there with this group called Dr. Jones and the Interns.
Steve ReedGUEST
And they were Aerosmith.
Steve ReedGUEST
We opened up for Aerosmith there.
Steve ReedGUEST
They just came in, and it was Aerosmith.
Steve ReedGUEST
It was incredible.
Steve ReedGUEST
But they were called Dr. Jones and the Interns.
Steve ReedGUEST
And they let us open up for those guys.
Karen SmithGUEST
So I went with him and studied cello there.
Karen SmithGUEST
And after about a year, I got a job as a It's called a Praktikanten, which is like an intern at an orchestra called the Vordenbergische Philharmonie Reutlingen.
Karen SmithGUEST
And so I did that for a year, studied in Germany, took some auditions.
Karen SmithGUEST
We kind of got tired of being completely broke and having no money.
Billy the KidHOST
It was in the 1900s when they would call me.
Billy the KidHOST
I was Billy the Intern.
Candice LopezHOST
Oh.
Billy the KidHOST
When I was an intern.
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Choi Min-sik joins Han So-hee's company as The Intern in the new movie Intern and the film teaser is very promising.
speaker_6NARRATOR
There's a remake of the Hollywood film of the same name, The Intern, tells the story of an official's life that presents generations and job titles.
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Now beginning with Gyo, a senior intern with 37 year of work experience joins the company of Seongwo, who has rapidly emerged as a dark horse in the fashion industry just three years after its launch.
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This newly released video showcases the unique personalities of both of them.
John CrowHOST
We have a special episode for you today, and it is one that has been three years in the making.
John CrowHOST
Longtime listeners may recall episode seven, "The Wisdom of Interns." We sat down with a class of graduating interns right before they started as CA1s.
John CrowHOST
They talked about emotional growth, leaning on the class above them, and learning how to tell sick from not sick.
John CrowHOST
Then, in episode 21, "The Wisdom of CA1s," we brought them back after their first clinical anesthesia year.
GarrettGUEST
Thanks for having me.
John CrowHOST
You've done a couple of these so far.
John CrowHOST
Uh, you've done "The Wisdom of Interns" episode, and you've done "The Wisdom of CA1s" episode, and now this is "The Wisdom of CA2" episode.
John CrowHOST
So the thing that I wanna ask you first is, what did you learn during your CA2 year?
MaxHOST
是，就是，呃，是。或者可能，可能说你是，就是行，行那个 model 来做，是咯，预先处理了一些东西，然后先丢上去那些大 model 做事这样哦。
达姐HOST
是啊，你可以譬如呢，呃，就是小 model 有小 model 的用处嘛，就是 for local 啊，你可以可能简单的翻译啦，又或者是，哦，你行 agent 的世界的话呢，你可以分一些固定的 instruction 的工作。就是当请一个，请一个，呃， intern，或者请一个不是那么醒目的员工 [笑声]，是啦。你呢，你要告诉他，呐，一步一步告诉他，我第一步要这样，第二步要这样，第三步要这样。你很 instructive 的话呢，其实这些小 model 呢，是可以做到你要做的事的。
MaxHOST
嗯。
达姐HOST
就是譬如你说指定格式，我就一定要这样，这样，这样，这样，你呢就一定要这样，这样，这样，这样，就是你不是那么有发挥，自主发挥性的东西呢，你这样用个小 model 呢是 work 的，哈，而且它可以帮你，就是，就是免除了任何的，呃，私隐的顾虑啦，因为它全部都是 on device 做嘛。而且速度-
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达姐HOST
是啦，因为，因为，呃，SSD 的速度呢，呃，就是容量当然是一件事啦，速度呢，对于，呃，AI 的运算或者是这些 LLM 来说呢，是 load 那一下遮。是啦，之后，就是反复去 load，那么你当然也都是一件事，但是，呃，就你说，呃，2000MB per second 和三四千 MB per second 差，差多远呢？那么不会差好远咯。那么所以，呃-
MaxHOST
是。
达姐HOST
你宁愿 instead of 啊，你给这么贵去 upgrade 个 internal 的 storage，我宁愿你将这块钱怼全部在 RAM 那里。
MaxHOST
是啊，就是个，个刀口在哪里这样嘛。
Roger KnechtHOST
You've obviously done, with the episodes here, a great recap of your journey.
Roger KnechtHOST
But I know recently you've really, I say transitioned, let's use that word, into incorporating AI into your business, and I was hoping we could actually kinda start there and see where this may go because you did what I think a lot of people are intending to do, which is figure out how to actually embrace AI, utilize AI.
Roger KnechtHOST
And I'd like to actually kinda start with what caused you to finally make that- take that plunge and get started? I mean, everybody's talking about it.
Roger KnechtHOST
What was it that caused you to say, "Okay, finally now for me"?
Tyler OttoGUEST
There's constantly new updates.
Tyler OttoGUEST
And so your job is to figure out what's the noise and what actually you wanna implement in your firm.
Tyler OttoGUEST
And AI is just the new iteration of all of this, right? Like-
Roger KnechtHOST
Yeah
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