Back to Work is an award winning talk show with Merlin Mann and Dan Benjamin discussing productivity, communication, work, barriers, constraints, tools, and more.
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Dan and Merlin are excited about technologies that have found a place in their lives. What a blessed season of thanks! more
Merlin has more on generative AI, and Dan has a sweet new watch. more
Back to Work has always been amusing at the very least and extraordinarily helpful when they do actually talk about productivity and work. And right now it’s a crucial time as the specter of “AI” looms overhead, with people on both sides of the “issue” claiming this and that. I think it’s fine that Merlin (and to a lesser extent Dan) are very interested in these chatbots as they are here to stay and people do need to begin wrestling with them, for better or worse, as it encroaches (forcefully by... more
Back to Work has always been amusing at the very least and extraordinarily helpful when they do actually talk about productivity and work. And right now it’s a crucial time as the specter of “AI” looms overhead, with people on both sides of the “issue” claiming this and that. I think it’s fine that Merlin (and to a lesser extent Dan) are very interested in these chatbots as they are here to stay and people do need to begin wrestling with them, for better or worse, as it encroaches (forcefully by... more
After taking a break and checking in again, this show has gotten a lot more fun throughout the last year - I really like the energy of Merlin rolling with Dan lately and it feels a little bit like the early days just without the productivity focus. more
I’ve been a listener for over a decade now. Fun and helpful show for anyone that works a jobby job, manages personal technology, streams movies, or deals with some degree of stress and anxiety. I guess you could say this show is what I want (“what I want”).
2nd: I mean this in a well-intentioned way: Merlin should probably see an actual honest to God (maybe different) Psychologist or Therapist and consider tweaking down the ADHD meds because they are making the obsessions worse, it’s plainly obvious after a decade+ when he’s in a rut or not like, sure we can all get in to, but the obsessions over the last year or two have really gone to the next level in a way that I think could harm his audience. more
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Back to Work launched 13 years ago and published 631 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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