The AI Movement with Brooke

When someone asks AI which business to choose, what gives it a reason to recommend yours? PR strategist Gloria Chou joins me to explain why she sees credible third-party coverage as an increasingly important part of AI visibility. Her argument: getting attention is only part of the job. Businesses also need evidence of their expertise beyond their own websites.

We explore how podcast interviews and editorial mentions can contribute ...

Ximena Paul is the CEO and co-founder of Nala, an AI-powered HR platform focused on performance management, talent reviews, succession planning, and workforce planning. We talk about how AI could make employee feedback more useful, why quiet high performers may become easier to see, and how the manager's job changes when AI takes over more of the process work.

As AI gets better at tracking performance and spotting patterns across a ...

After experiencing three pregnancy losses, Melissa Ablett-Jordaan couldn't stop thinking about the support she wished existed. She eventually left her COO role and founded Sibyl, an AI companion designed to support women through pregnancy loss. We talk about becoming a first-time founder and the responsibility of building something people may turn to during a deeply vulnerable moment.

Recorded live at eMerge Americas 2026, this conv...

How does an enterprise move from experimenting with AI to building it into the way the company actually operates? CMO Nicole Baer shares what that process looked like behind the scenes, from what she calls AI "recess" to a more focused enterprise AI adoption plan.

Recorded live at eMerge Americas 2026, Nicole Baer joins Brooke to share how Carta was turning individual AI experiments into systems its employees and customers could use...

Noelle Russell, Founder and Chief AI Officer of the AI Leadership Institute and former AI leader at Microsoft and Amazon Alexa, joins me to break down what responsible AI leadership looks like as companies move beyond experimentation and begin building more autonomous AI systems. 

Recorded live at eMerge Americas 2026, this conversation explores why your values should be built into the AI you use, what organizations should cons...

Miami's tech scene took years of deliberate work to build. Melissa Medina, CEO and Co-Founder of eMerge Americas, joins Brooke to share how a conference created to fill a gap became a year-round platform for founders, investors and emerging technology.

Season 2 opens with a conversation about what deserves attention now. Melissa explains how she looks past AI branding to find real customer traction. She also shares why quantum deser...

The AI Movement with Brooke explores how entrepreneurs, founders, creatives, and leaders are navigating the rapidly changing world of AI.

Through real conversations with people building, experimenting, pivoting, and growing with AI, Brooke goes beyond the latest tools to uncover how this technology is changing the way we work, make decisions, build businesses, create, and define success.

Each episode brings you inside the ideas, less...

I’m taking you inside She Ships, a live build workshop I co-hosted with Marian Bacol during New York Tech Week. It is a behind-the-scenes replay from inside the room, created for anyone curious about vibe coding, AI-powered building, and what becomes possible when ideas move from notes app to live prototype.

Recorded live at Antler New York, this episode captures the energy of the room as we walk attendees through the early st...

I’m joined by Thiago E. Ferreira, Founder and CEO of Elevate AI Consulting and Adjunct Professor at the University of Miami, for a practical conversation on one of the biggest questions facing businesses right now: how do you get your business found and recommended in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and AI search?

Thiago breaks down how his own firm consistently appears as a top recommendation for AI consulting in Miami, competing fo...

I take you behind the scenes of Wellist Week in Miami, the first ever large-scale gathering bringing together founders, investors, scientists, clinicians, creators, and brands shaping the wellness economy. 

First, I share my recap of the five AI panels I sat in on, covering everything from healthtech personalization and longevity science to digital twins, brand credibility, and what AI adoption actually looks like inside organi...

I’m taking you inside what happened when I finally reactivated Claude Pro and started setting up my AI workspace in real life. I’m breaking down the bigger shift underneath this move, why Claude has been making headlines lately, what the launch of Claude for Small Businesses signals, and why I think the more useful question is no longer which platform is better, but what role each one plays in the way we actually think,...

In this solo episode, I’m taking you inside my real-time transfer from ChatGPT to Claude. I’m breaking down why Claude is having such a major moment, what’s changing in the AI platform landscape, and how I’m thinking about rebuilding my own AI setup with more intention.

I also walk through the basics of what all these new AI workspace terms actually mean, including Claude Projects, Skills, Connectors, Plugins...

I’m taking a moment to reflect on what season one of the show has revealed to me, not just about AI, but about work, business, reinvention, and the kinds of conversations people are truly hungry for right now.

In this solo episode, I’m sharing a few reflections from season one, some of the patterns I’ve been noticing, and a look at where the show is headed next as I begin shaping season two.

I also talk about what&r...

I sit with Jessica Campbell, product designer, creative technologist, and founder of Creative Currents, to talk about vibe coding, the future of work, and why this shift matters far beyond tech.

Jessica shares how she first stumbled into vibe coding by accident and why the real magic starts before you ever prompt. We get into design thinking, starter prompts, onboarding flows, version control, deployment, and what it really looks li...

I went live at Biohackers World Los Angeles, bringing you conversations from the expo floor at the intersection of AI, health tech, diagnostics, and personalized wellness.

First, I sit down with Paul Denslow, CEO and co-founder of Intus Bio, the company behind GutID. We talk about the microbiome as one of the biggest untapped frontiers in health, why collecting data is not the same as understanding it, and how AI is helping decode m...

I sit down with Eduardo Siman, founder and CEO of Worldsphere.ai, a Miami-based company using computer vision to better understand hurricanes and improve risk assessments, insurance intelligence, and evacuation decisions.

Eddie shares how his path into AI started through enterprise software, angel investing, and an obsession with computer vision before eventually leading him into hurricanes and the mission behind Worldsphere. 

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I sit down with Gazal Vakili (FutureSelf), Marian Bacol (Somarae), and Rebecca Krauthamer (QuSecure) during a packed live recording at Mindspace Wynwood during Miami Venture Week.

For the one-year anniversary of How I AI, we recorded Women Building With AI live to spotlight 3 Florida female founders building in AI. From AI-powered wellness and identity simulation technology to next-generation cybersecurity protecting against AI and ...

I sit with Jagger Waters, a multidisciplinary AI creator, writer, and producer, to talk about what’s changing in video right now and what it actually looks like to use AI in a real creative workflow.

Jagger shares how she thinks about AI as a creative collaborator, not a shortcut, and how creators can prototype “high-budget” ideas fast, test concepts, and build worlds that used to require an entire studio pipeline....

I sit down with Kelli Lewis, an outsourced CFO, author, and wealth coach for small businesses, to talk about the unsexy stuff that makes a business run: the day-to-day financial operations and the systems behind them.

Kelli shares how she uses AI as a behind-the-scenes operator to train her team faster, document processes as SOPs, and stop repeating herself across clients and staff. We talk about how Kelli uses AI to streamline her ...