In this episode of Better Tech, host Jocelyn Houle sits down with Josh Bruyning, Founder of Bruyning Media, to discuss the power of podcasting in B2B marketing. Josh shares how he transitioned from a cybersecurity executive to launching a media company that helps tech firms establish thought leadership through podcasts. He breaks down why podcasts are replacing traditional blogs, how they serve as a content engine for marketing teams, and why authenticity is key to audience engagement. Whether you're a business leader looking to leverage podcasts for brand awareness or curious about the future of AI in content creation, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Don’t miss this deep dive into the evolving digital media landscape!


The Art of Storytelling in Tech Media

In this episode of BetterTech, we sit down with Claus T. Jensen, CTO of the University of
Texas Medical Center, to explore the future of healthcare technology. Claus shares his insights
on the fusion of digital intelligence and human expertise, redefining how hospitals and
medical centers operate. He discusses how smart buildings can become part of the care
team, leveraging sensors, AI, and automation to enhance patient outcomes. With extensive
experience across finance, high-tech, and healthcare, Claus also delves into the role of
leadership, decision-making, and navigating digital transformation in the medical field.
Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the next frontier of healthcare innovation.

AI Innovation Transforming Healthcare

Ralph Loura, Chairman of the Board at SustainableIT.org, a transformational CIO with experience across multiple industries, joins BetterTech to discuss the intersection of AI and sustainability. With a background in life sciences, e-commerce, and technology, Ralph shares how AI can drive sustainability transformations, optimizing energy use, reducing waste, and improving operational efficiency. He breaks down why AI investments must align with business goals, avoiding the FOMO-driven hype many companies fall into. The conversation also explores key trends in sustainability, such as cloud refactoring, e-waste management, and energy-efficient data centers. Finally, Ralph emphasizes why organizations must foster a culture of sustainability, ensuring AI-driven initiatives are both ethical and effective.

The Impact of AI on sustainability

In this episode of BetterTech, host Jocelyn Houle sits down with Paul Sullivan, Founder of
Arise GTM and creator of the Arise Go-To-Market methodology. Together, they unpack what
go-to-market (GTM) truly means in today’s fast-changing tech landscape. Paul shares the three
foundational questions every leadership team should be asking, exposes common GTM
mistakes, and highlights the critical role of CRM, data, and AI in driving scalable success. This
episode challenges traditional thinking and offers a simplified, strategic approach to market
execution. Whether you're a startup founder or a GTM leader at an enterprise, you’ll walk away
with bold insights and fresh clarity.

Mastering Go-to-Market Strategies & Growth

In this episode of BetterTech, host Umair Javed sits down with Umut Eser, Co-founder and CTO of Weave, to explore how AI is transforming the regulatory side of drug development. With a PhD in applied physics and deep experience across biotech, AI, and healthcare, Umut shares how Weave is simplifying FDA submissions using LLMs, document classification, and agentic workflows. He discusses the challenge of hallucination in regulatory AI, the importance of UX-driven verification, and the balance between automation and human oversight. Whether you're a healthtech founder or building AI-first products, this episode offers sharp insights into verticalized innovation and product-market fit.

Revolutionizing Drug Approval with AI

In this episode of BetterTech, Haseeb Khan is joined by Alan Wepener, CEO of
Svantero, to explore the future of sustainability, carbon markets, and blockchain
innovation. Alan shares his journey from investment banking to founding Svantero, a
platform uniting fintech, blockchain, and decarbonization projects. He discusses why
carbon credits are set to become a $4.7 trillion market, how blockchain and AI are
transforming carbon trading, and the rise of green finance. Alan also unveils how
Svantero is making carbon neutrality accessible to everyone, offering individuals and
businesses simple ways to offset emissions without changing their lifestyle. Tune in for
a fascinating look into the next big wave of sustainable innovation.

AI, Blockchain & The Future of Carbon Markets

In this episode of PetrTech, host Haseeb Khan welcomes Eze Lanza, an Open Source AI Evangelist and Developer Advocate at Intel. With over a decade of experience in AI, including classical NLP and modern AI developments, Eze shares insights on the evolution of AI from traditional machine learning to large language models and AI agents. He explains how AI agents are transforming business automation by connecting AI models to external systems, enabling practical workflows with controlled execution. Eze also discusses the future of work shaped by AI, the challenges around ethics and responsibility, and the growing adoption of AI tools among developers. The conversation highlights real-world applications in healthcare, finance, and customer experience, emphasizing an agentic future powered by AI’s evolving senses.

The AI Agent Empowered Workforce

In this episode, host Jocelyn welcomes Bennett Borden, CEO of Clarion AI Partners, to discuss his unique journey merging law, data science, and AI development. Bennett shares how Clarion combines legal expertise with cutting-edge AI technology to help organizations build compliant, responsible AI systems. Drawing on decades of experience, including his work with government agencies and top law firms, Bennett explains the critical importance of "compliance by design" and the challenges companies face navigating AI regulation in a rapidly evolving landscape. He emphasizes that AI is a transformative opportunity, urging leaders to lean into innovation rather than resist change. Bennett also highlights how AI can augment human expertise, driving efficiency and new business value.

AI and Law: Key Insights

In this episode, host Umair Javed interviews Taylor Black from Microsoft’s Office of the CTO, who discusses how their internal incubator drives AI innovation using lean startup methods. He explains how teams pitch ideas, access resources, and balance startup speed within a large company. Taylor shares success stories, challenges in corporate innovation, and how AI is reshaping product development. He also highlights the importance of trusting the innovation process and collaborating with external venture studios. Gain an insider’s view of Microsoft’s approach to fostering breakthrough technology and driving the future of AI.

How Microsoft builds AI startups

In this episode of BetterTech, we sit down with Anagha Nadkarni, CEO of AI Detector Pro, a platform helping students, writers, and professionals detect and humanize AI-generated content. Anagha shares her journey from federal attorney to tech founder, shedding light on bootstrapping a startup, scaling responsibly, and navigating the ethics of AI in education and content creation. With 300,000 users and nearly a million reports processed, AI Detector Pro is redefining how we measure originality and quality in writing. Tune in as Anagha discusses leadership lessons, writing advice in the AI era, and what it really takes to build a user-centered B2C tech product.

AI Detector Pro: Fighting Fake Content

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