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Aerobecise featuring Corinne Flanagan

Jul 24, 2026 · 47 min · 11 segments

AI in 80’s films was often scary. WOPR in WarGames. Skynet in The Terminator. Master Control Program in Tron. But 1985’s Weird Science made AI sexy, that is, if you can call Kelly LeBrock’s Lisa…

AI in 80’s films was often scary. WOPR in WarGames. Skynet in The Terminator. Master Control Program in Tron. But 1985’s Weird Science made AI sexy, that is, if you can call Kelly LeBrock’s Lisa character AI. But she was created on a computer and trained on all the data Gary and Wyatt could feed it. How “human” she was exceeded all their expectations. But when Lisa became part of their reality, Gary and Wyatt found themselves in new and challenging situations. Those experiences helped them gain confidence and “grow up.” Today’s AI can solve complex problems...

AI in 80’s films was often scary. WOPR in WarGames. Skynet in The Terminator. Master Control Program in Tron. But 1985’s Weird Science made AI sexy, that is, if you can call Kelly LeBrock’s Lisa…

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Speakers: Corinne FlanaganGuestRob DwyerHost

Top entities: Smartsheet×20 LinkedIn×6 Weird Science×4 Kelly LeBrock×2 Artificial intelligence×5

Show signals: SuitabilitySafeBiasNot political

Welcome and the Pocket Constitution2:40 – 4:08

R

2:40

Everyone, welcome back to another episode.

R

2:43

This time I have Corinne Flanagan, who is next in queue.

R

2:48

Welcome to the show, Corinne.

R

2:49

How are you?

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

2:50

Hey, Rob.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

2:51

Thank you.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

2:51

Thanks for having me.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

2:52

Doing great.

R

2:54

It's been a long time coming.

R

2:55

We've been trying to get this together for some time.

R

2:58

And I wouldn't say that you were blowing me off because that's not true.

R

3:02

We're just both very busy and we finally found the time.

R

3:05

And so I'm excited about it.

R

3:08

Before we get started and talk about you, I want to ask you about the Constitution.

R

3:13

What can you tell me about the Constitution?

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:17

Well, as you know, I am a fan of the Constitution and actually carry around a pocket Constitution, which I did gift you when I saw you recently.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:26

You did.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:27

I think very important to always have reading material.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:30

And what's better than to have the actual Constitution when you have a free moment or you're sitting in your car?

R

3:36

I think it's amazing.

R

3:38

And Americans don't know enough about their own constitution.

R

3:43

And so having a pocket version of the constitution is really handy.

R

3:47

And I just have to thank you for that gift, even though somehow I did not come home with it because I'm pretty sure that I re gifted it while we were at CCW.

R

3:56

So you owe me a constitution.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:59

the next time I see you, you know, thank you for spreading the wealth because you know, I'm the source of pocket constitution.

SmartsheetSoftware ApplicationSoftware
96%20 mentions
LinkedInSoftware ApplicationSocial networking service
88%6 mentions
Weird ScienceMovie1985 film
79%4 mentions
Kelly LeBrockPersonAmerican actress and model
71%2 mentions
Artificial intelligenceEntityProfessional field
63%5 mentions
ConstitutionEntity
54%4 mentions
occupational burnoutEntitySyndrome
46%1 mention
AmericansEntityEthnic group
38%1 mention
WarGamesMovie1983 film
29%2 mentions
Interactive voice responseEntity
21%2 mentions
SalesforceCompanySoftware company
13%1 mention
SlackSoftware ApplicationMobile application
4%1 mention

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Contact Center OperationsBusiness > Customer Service
Technical Support TransformationBusiness > Customer Service > Contact Center Operations
Smartsheet Support 3.0Business > Customer Service > Contact Center Operations > Technical Support Transformation
Voice Agents and ChatbotsTechnology > Artificial Intelligence > Conversational AI
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Workforce UpskillingEducation > Professional Training
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Smartsheet University CertificationEducation > Professional Training > Workforce Upskilling > Support-Agent Product Certification
Human-AI HandoffBusiness > Customer Experience > Omnichannel Support
Contextual Summaries and Reduced Customer EffortBusiness > Customer Experience > Omnichannel Support > Human-AI Handoff
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Customer ExperienceBusiness
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Education
Technology
Psychology
Business
Conversational AITechnology > Artificial Intelligence
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Welcome and the Pocket Constitution2:40 – 4:08

R

2:40

Everyone, welcome back to another episode.

R

2:43

This time I have Corinne Flanagan, who is next in queue.

R

2:48

Welcome to the show, Corinne.

R

2:49

How are you?

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

2:50

Hey, Rob.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

2:51

Thank you.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

2:51

Thanks for having me.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

2:52

Doing great.

R

2:54

It's been a long time coming.

R

2:55

We've been trying to get this together for some time.

R

2:58

And I wouldn't say that you were blowing me off because that's not true.

R

3:02

We're just both very busy and we finally found the time.

R

3:05

And so I'm excited about it.

R

3:08

Before we get started and talk about you, I want to ask you about the Constitution.

R

3:13

What can you tell me about the Constitution?

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:17

Well, as you know, I am a fan of the Constitution and actually carry around a pocket Constitution, which I did gift you when I saw you recently.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:26

You did.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:27

I think very important to always have reading material.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:30

And what's better than to have the actual Constitution when you have a free moment or you're sitting in your car?

R

3:36

I think it's amazing.

R

3:38

And Americans don't know enough about their own constitution.

R

3:43

And so having a pocket version of the constitution is really handy.

R

3:47

And I just have to thank you for that gift, even though somehow I did not come home with it because I'm pretty sure that I re gifted it while we were at CCW.

R

3:56

So you owe me a constitution.

C

Corinne FlanaganGuest

3:59

the next time I see you, you know, thank you for spreading the wealth because you know, I'm the source of pocket constitution.

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